Introduction
This course has ATI worth 10% of the grade?
True or False
False, 4 exams at 25% each
Objective data includes:
A. Patient experience
B. Laboratory data
C. Cultural preferences
D. Financial barriers
B. Lab, physical assessment, vitals, physician notes are all objective assessment data
True or false. When administering eye drops, it is best practice to let the drop fall onto the cornea?
False, place the drop in the conjunctival sac and then block lacrimal duct from absorption
If I arrive late for an exam, what will happen?
A. will just have less time to take the exam
B. can take it another day
C. will be given a make up only if the absence is approved
C. Make up for missed exams must be approved by the PD and dean, a missed exam will otherwise most likely lead to failure in the course
When educating patients regarding medicaitons, which factor is most important to consider?
A. Utilize multiple sessions to avoid overload
B. Use community resources
C. Tailor to the client's education level
D. Provide detailed written instructions
C. meet the client at their education level
When administering nose drops, what is an important preperation for the patient?
A. Lean forward
B. Blow your nose first
C. Hold breath for 2 min
D. Touch the dropper to the nostril to ensure the drop goes in
B. Blow nose first so the drops can get to the mucosa of sinus
A. Text message
B. Fax
C. Email through canvas
D. Email through galen email
D. Galen email please
The evaluation step of the nursing process is used to determine what?
A. If the patient will make a full recovery
B. If teaching goals were successful
C. What the client's problems are
D. What the best interventions are
B. Evaluation looks at goals and if they were achieved or not, and then the nurse can reassess.
When administering nasal spray, what education is important for the patient?
A. Blow out while you activate the spray
B. You can close one nostril at a time to ensure the spray goes into the nose
C. Tilt your head back
D. Blow your nose right after
B.