Isolation Practices
Asepsis/Hand Hygiene
Restraint Safety
Mobility
Comfort
100

These precautions are designed for all clients in the hospital.

What is Standard Precautions?

100

This product will not eradicate C. diff.

What is alcohol-based rubs?

100

How often should a patient in restraints be monitored?

What is every 15 minutes


100

What type of belt should be used when ambulating patients for safety

What is a gait belt

100

Patient states "My pain is in my back and it hurts bad." Is this subjective or objective

Subjective

200

Precautions have been implemented for a client that has an open oozing leg wound with MRSA.

What is contact precautions?

200

This intervention only takes 20 seconds and it reduces the spread of infection.

What is proper handwashing.

200

List 2 appropriate reasons for applying restraints

Patient safety

Staff safety

Medical procedure (vent)

Mental health crisis

200

Applying proper body mechanics when working - List 1 principles.

1. Establish a wide base of support, feet should not be close together. 2. Use equipment and have others to assist. 3. Avoid movements that cause pain, bending at waist, stooping and lifting with straight legs. 4. When lifting keep items/pts. close to you.

200

Pain Scale 0 - 10:

Mild - list the number range

Moderate - list the number range

Severe - list the number range

What is mild - 1 - 3

moderate - 4 - 6

severe - 7 - 10

300

Client with TB needs outside of the room for essential purposes. Place which PPE on client during transport.

What is surgical mask?

300

What is a normal WBC?

What is 4500 - 11,000/mm?

300

What is a nursing intervention that is an alternative to restraints?

Reposition, Disposition, Needs met

300

Movement of the bone away from the midline of body 

What is abduction

300

Client with right lower quadrant pain and hasn't eaten today. What should the nurse do first? Your CNA has gotten your vital signs.

What is assess the pain using a pain scale?

400

Wearing a N95 mask when caring for a client with TB is what type of precautuion?

What is airborne precautions?

400

Sterile field is no longer considered sterile when?

What is when sterile objects touch unsterile objects or are placed outside the sterile field

400

Obtain one within 30 mins after applying a restraint.

What is a physician order?

400

Activities where amount of O2 taken in is greater than amount needed for exercise

aerobic exercise

400

Compare acute and chronic pain. List 2 signs and symptoms each. 

Acute - increased pulse, resp. BP, diaphoresis, dilated pupils. Pain resolves when injury is healed, Restless, anxious, cry, rub area, hold area, client reports pain

Chronic - VS WNL: dry, warm skin; pupils normal or dilated; Pain cont. beyond healing; depressed, withdrawn; doesn't mention pain unless asked; pain behavior often absent.

500

Precautions for influenza outbreak is?

What is droplet precautions

500

What PPE is applied for contact precautions

Gown and gloves

500

Proper way of securing of soft wrist restraints and where should it be secured?

What is using a quick release knot and securing to bed frame?

500

Name one complication of immobility on the musculoskeletal system

Osteoporosis
Atrophy
Contractures
Foot drop
Stiffness and joint pain

500

The nurse is preparing to instruct a client on nonpharmacologic interventions for pain control - list 1.

What are: massage, applying heat or ice, TENS unit, Acupressure, positioning, diet - nutritional supplements, exercise, sleep?

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