Psychomotor Skills
What is the correct order of a physical assessment?
What is Inspection, Palpate, Percuss, Auscultate
A patient is allowed to decline treatment?
What is Autonomy?
Framework to Prioritize Patients
What is the ABC's?
Hand washing/hygiene and gloves are part of what precaution?
What is standard precautions?
Ethical guidelines for nurses are set by?
What is the American Nursing Association?
What is direct visualization?
What is Inspect?
What is offering a Client a massage for a backache?
What is Benefience?
The range of a normal blood pressure?
What is a normal blood pressure 120/80
Airborne Precautions is for what infection & you need to wear what?
What is M-measles, T-T.B., V-Varicella, S-Sars, Negative pressure room, Respirator/mask/N95, gown, gloves?
Subjective data states what and how is it charted?
What is stated by the client and if charted by the nurse it must be in quotation marks?
What technique elicits a Resonance sound?
What is Percussing?
Returning to a client after promising them you will check on them is?
What is Fidelity?
What does ADPIE mean?
What is A-assess, D-Diagnosis, P-planning, I-implementing, E-evaluating?
For Droplet Precautions one needs to protect themselves from what and wear what protection? (you must name 3 infections, and all PPE)
What is Influenza, pertussis, meningitis and wear Mask, face shield, gown, private room
Objective data is and how is it charted?
What is measured data gathered on a client, such as vital signs, HR, RR, B/P, Pulse Ox, height and weight, and what we hear with in their body systems?
To assess skin temperature you palpate using what?
What is the dorsal part of the hand?
Providing care to all clients is?
What is Justice?
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs are?
What are Physiological, Safety & Security, Love & Belonging, Self-esteem, Self-actualization?
The chain of infection is? Must have in order.
What is
1.Infectious agents
2. Reservoirs
3.Portals of Exit
4.Mode of transmission
5. Port of entry
6. Susceptible host
Nursing is a profession because of what standards?
What is Formal education, CE's, State Board Regulated, Licensing Exam, and Code of Ethics?
What is the correct order of the abdomen assessment?
What is Inspect, Auscultate, Percuss, Palpate?
What are the 4 Basic principles of ethics?
What are Advocacy, Responsibility, Accountability, Confidentiality?
Levels of Prevention are?
What are Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary?
The use of Aseptic technique is important Why?
What is keeping clients safe from bacteria, viruses, microorganisms, and prevents infections?
The person who was the founder of modern nursing
Who was Florence Nightingale?
How many intercostal spaces are there total when assessing lung sounds?
What are 24 intercostal spaces (10 anterior and 14 posterior)?
What are the 6 key ethical Principles of Nursing?
What is Autonomy, Justice, Beneficence, Fidelity, Veracity, Nonmaleficence?
General survey consists of what?
What is physical appearance, behavior, mobility, signs & symptoms of pain or distress?
Order of removing PPE
What is 1.Gloves
2. Goggles/Face shield
3. Gown
4. Mask/respirator
5. wash hands
When speaking with clients what type of communication should be used and what should NOT be used?
What is therapeutic communication and no closed ended question and Why questions?