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Blood
100
What is the muscle in the back of the lower part of the leg?
calf
100

In what State was the first registered nurse elected to Congress from?

What is Texas?

100

What is recognized as a symbol for nursing?

What is a lamp?

100

True or False: Nursing is named the most trusted profession.

What is True?

100
What blood type is the universal donor?
O
200

True or False: The World Health Organization designated 2020 as the "Year of the Nurse and Midwife".

True
200

On average, how many miles do nurses walk in a day?

What are 4 - 5 miles?

200

What is the name of the test a nurse can do to check for a blood clot in a patient's leg?

What is the Homan's sign?

200

What is the best paying school for nursing?

What is California?

At a salary of $113,240, with an hourly wage of $54.44 (keep in mind the cost of living in California)

200

This is a ventricular arrythmia that is not shockable.

(Hint: R on T phenomenon)

What is Torsades de pointe?

R-on-T phenomenon is a premature ventricular depolarization so early in the cardiac cycle that it falls on the apex of the preceding T wave. This can presage ventricular tachycardia or fibrillation


300

Grandma went to the bathroom but did not come back. After awhile she was found unconscious in the bathroom. She had moved her bowels. What may have caused this? 

What is vasovagal response or vagus nerve?

300
What is the healthy range for a persons BMI?
18.5 to 24.9
300
What is another term for nearest relative?
next of kin
300

Who was the first nurse?

Who is Florence Nightingale

300

How many nursing specialties are there? (Hint: there are less than 2150 but more than 50)

What are about 100 nursing specialties?

400
What is the name of the pain when you can still feel an amputated limb?
phantom limb or neuropathic pain
400

Which is one of the only states to have laws on the nurse-to-patient ratio?

What is California?

California is the only State in the country to require by law a specific number of nurses to patients in every hospital unit.

400
What, according to research, do nurses and admin staff do better than doctors?
write
400

How many bones are there in the human body

What are 206?

400
The study of blood is called _____________
haematology
500

How many nurses are currently working in the US?

What are about 3 - 4 million nurses?

500

What is the most common heart arrythmia!

What is atrial fibrillation?

500

At the beginning of COVID-19 pandemic, how much were nurses being paid a week to travel and work in New York hospitals?

What is $10,000 a week?

500

What is the #1 cause of death in the U.S.?

Heart Disease

500

Who was the first professionally trained and licensed African American nurse in the U.S.?

Mary Eliza Mahoney

She went on to cofound the National Association of Colored Graduate Nurses (NACGN)

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