Wound Care
Med Surg I
Dx & Triage
Truth or False
Ethics
100

Lab value that can indicate infection

What is White Blood Cell/WBC?

100

Reason for Dysphagia patients to not use straws

What is risk for Aspiration?

Straws increase the speed and volume of liquid flow, thus overwhelming the already impaired mouth and throat muscles

100

Triage category for an infection that inflames air sacs in one or both lungs, causing them to fill with fluid or pus 

What is Pneumonia & Breathing?

100

The patient has the right to refuse medications

What is Truth?

100

Patient has the right to make decisions for themselves

What is Autonomy?

200

Two types of techniques that can be applied to variants of wound care

What is sterile and clean/non-sterile technique?

200

Primary breathing technique for COPD patients

What is Pursed-Lip Breathing?

Technique that allows for exhalation effectively and prevents air trapping in the lungs

200

Triage category for a severe, rapid-onset, and potentially fatal allergic reaction affecting the whole body 

What is Anaphylaxis & Airway?

200

The nurse can refuse care

What is truth?

200

All patients will receive the same quality of care by the nurse

What is Justice?

300

Reason for changing gloves during wound care

What is soiled gloves or ripped gloves?

300

Three primary manifestations of Hyperglycemia

What is Polyphagia, Polydipsia, & Polyuria?

300

Triage category for the body's overreaction to an infection, where the immune system damages its own tissues and organs 

What is Sepsis & Exposure?

300

An LVN can assess

What is False?

LVNs collect data. LVNs do not analyze data or formulate nursing diagnoses, dependent on the facility's scope or practice

300

The nurse will advocate for the patient in their best interest

What is Beneficence?

400

3 different types of drainage from a wound

What is Serous, Sanguineous, & Serosanguineous?
400

3 treatments for Small Bowel Obstruction

What is Nasogastric (NG) Tube, Fluid Resuscitation, or Surgery?
400

Triage category for the loss of 15% or more of the body’s blood or fluid volume, preventing the heart from pumping enough blood to tissues 

What is Hypovolemic Shock & Circulation?

400
The emergency contact can make medical decisions if a patient is unable to make one

What if False?

400

The duty to do no harm, intentionally, or unintentionally

What is Nonmaleficence?

500

When performing wound/patient care, these are the 3 important indicators of sepsis

What is Tachycardia, Hypotension, & Fever/Pyrexia?

500

COPD patients with emphysema have this clinical manifestation of Increased anteroposterior diameter of the chest

What is Barrel Chest?

500

Triage category for a temporary blockage of blood flow to the brain 

What is Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) & Circulation?

500

The nurse can document that the patient refuses medication after 3 attempts of offering

What is False?

500

Being faithful to promises and telling the truth

What if Fidelity & Veracity?

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