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100

Being responsible for one's own actions

Accountability

100

When is a patient considered incompetent?

Unconscious

Under the influence of mind-altering substances

Declared legally incompetent

100

The body's first line of defense against pathogen invasion is what?

The skin

100

When something is done to prevent a disease process from occurring, what kind of prevention is that?

Primary

100

During which step of the nursing process is subjective and objective data gathered?

Assessment


200

What standards are the student nurse held to?

The same standards as a licensed nurse

200

If a mom and her 1-month-old infant are both exposed to chicken pox, and the mom had chicken pox as a child, who is at risk?

No one - the baby has temporary immunity from the mom's naturally acquired immunity

200

If a patient has been exposed but has no symptoms yet, they are in which stage of the infectious process?

Incubation

200

When something is done to find a disease process early, or as a preventative, what kind of prevention is that?

Secondary

200

During which step of the nursing process would the nurse reassess the plan of care and make changes as necessary?`

Evaluation

300

If a nurse performs CPR on a patient who signed a DNRCC, what can they be charged with?

Battery

300

When are standard precautions used?

With every patient

300

When a patient has specific symptoms that match a disease, which stage of infection is this?

Illness

300

When something is done to improve health when a disease process is already present, or to maintain health so it doesn't worsen, what level of prevention is that?

Tertiary

300

Which step of the nursing process would the nurse plan goals and interventions for the patient?

Planning

400

What does a durable medical power of attorney form do?

It gives legal power to a patient's health care proxy

400

What is a good disinfecting agent to use at home?

1:1 bleach and water solution

400

When a patient goes from having no symptoms to having some signs and symptoms of something, but unsure of what it could be, this is which stage of the infectious process?

Prodromal

400

What do we do if we suspect a patient has contracted a health care-associated infection?

Isolate them

400

Which order is done first:  administer an antibiotic, or collect a specimen for sensitivity and culture?

Collect the specimen first

500

What constitutes malpractice?

Duty

Breach of duty

Harm

Probable Cause

500

By coughing into the elbow, the patient is reducing diseases transmitted how?

Via droplet

500

When the body shivers during cold temperatures, this is an example of what?

Body's attempt at achieving homeostasis

500

hen it comes to prioritizing patient care, how is it prioritized?

Airway

Breathing

Circulation

Maslow

500

Congestive heart failure - is it a medical or a nursing diagnosis?

Medical

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