Head 2 Toe
Medication
Skin
PPE
Elimination
Health promotion
Cranial Nerves
100
What is "P" component of the mnemonic "PQRST?"
Provocation
100
Which of the following routes has the fastest rate of absorption?
IV
100
stage 1 pressure injury. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect?
Intact skin with localized erythema
100
What actions should the nurse take for airborne precautions?
wear an N95 respirator mask, negative-pressure airflow
100
The client’s urine is dark amber, cloudy, and has an unpleasant odor what is this a finding of?
urinary tract infection
100
abbreviation HIPAA stands for
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
100
This cranial nerve is responsible for smell
I
200
When palpating this RUQ region, what might the nurse be assessing?
Liver
200
When administering a powdered medication, what should the nurse do first?
Check the client for allergies
200
first phase of wound healing
Inflammation
200
situations that the nurse should wear gloves?
Emptying urine, Providing oral care,Changing an ostomy pouch
200
Every time I sneeze, I wet my pants." What is this type of involuntary escape of urine called?
Stress incontinence
200
What is an intentional tort?
Battery,physical harm to clients
200
symmetry of facial movements is cranial nerve
VII
300
What is the scale used to know the conscience level of the client
Glasgow Coma Scale
300
What are the 5 rights of medication?
the right patient, the right drug, the right dose, the right route, and the right time
300
How is BMI calculated
Height and Weight
300
What are the precautions for a patient with C-Diff?
Contact
300
What is a normal urine output for 24 hours?
30mL per hour or 720 in 24 hours
300
This ensures truth telling by the nurse
Veracity
300
Cranial Nerve VIII
Hearing
400
Identify where the nurse should place the stethoscope to auscultate the client's apical pulse
400
What should the nurse do when administering metered dose inhaler (MDI) medication
nurse should shake the MDI briskly 5-6 times to aerosolize the medication particles
400
what things would be included in B of ISBAR report
Code status, Male or Female, age
400
What are 3 airborne diseases?
Measles, varicella, TB
400
function of the large intestine
It absorbs liquid to form stool
400
This ethical principle that means to do good
Beneficence
400
Cranial Nerve XI
Controls neck and shoulder muscles
500
What are the steps to take if the IV is infiltrated?
The nurse should first stop the infusion. Next, the nurse should remove the IV catheter and apply a sterile dressing to the insertion site. The nurse should elevate the extremity and apply warm or cold compresses according to agency policy.
500
maximum amount of medication that can be given for intradermal injections?
0.1 mL
500
How many calories are in 1 gram of protein?
4kcal
500
Clients who have dysphagia are at risk for
aspiration pneumonia
500
what are signs of dehydration
Dark-colored urine, increased breathing and heartrate, dizziness,
500
characteristic of central sleep apnea
brain fails to send the proper signals to the respiratory muscle
500
Cranial Nerve XII
Controls tongue movement