Mobility and sensory perception
Health Behaviors
Critical thinking/ clinical judgment
Quality and safety
Miscellaneous
100

When turning your patient you notice a red patch of skin on their coccyx, when you touch the spot it is not blanchable. You know this patient has developed what related to their immobility?

a pressure injury/bedsore

100

Name the levels of prevention

Primary, secondary, tertiary

100

When choosing an answer on the NCLEX, you recognize how to select the answer with the most critical patient based on the ABCs, what does this stand for?

Airway, breathing, circulation

100

These are established to prevent patient harm nationwide...

National patient safety goals

100

What age does hearing loss begin typically?

After 30 

200

Name a nursing intervention to increase mobility:

free response...

200

As part of completing a health history, the nurse should ask about the patient's use of prescriptions, vitamins, and herbal supplements.

True

200

Generating personalized care plans is a part of which step in the nursing process…

Planning

200

Mandatory reporting with appropriate punishment is a part of creating a culture of safety

False

200

Health is not merely the…

Absence of disease 

300

Your post-op patient who has been less mobile over the last few days has spiked a fever and developed a sense of doom. They may be experiencing what?

A pulmonary embolism

300

___________ increase the chances that someone will experience a disease

Risk factors

300

The final decision the nurse makes is an example of…

Clinical judgment

300

A patient on your unit has developed a pressure injury where you can see all the way to the bone. This is considered a ____ event

Sentinel

300

What happens to our perception of pain as we age?

Decreased sensitivity

400

Name the four key steps after a patient fall:

Assessment, notify, neuro checks and vital signs, documentation. 

400

Provide the definition for health behavior…

Any positive and/or negative actions, taken by persons, that affect their state of well-being and level of function



400

Knowing what occurred as a result of nursing actions is a good basis for…

Reflection

400

Which accrediting body reviews adverse events that occur in hospitals?

The Joint Commission 

400

A normal finding related to hearing in your 80-year-old patient may be what? (1 word medical term)

Presbycusis

500

Three key factors in the management of osteoporosis?

Calcium, vitamin D, weight bearing activities

500

Social determinants of health (SDOH) are the conditions in the environments where…

People are born, live, learn, work, play, worship, and age

500

What separates nurses from techs and other assistive personnel?

Clinical decision making



500

A process used by health professionals to learn how and why errors occurred…

A root cause analysis 

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