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What is the most common cause of injury in an older adult in an acute care facility?

Falls

100
Who requires warmer temperatures?

Infants and older adults

100

Is applying a restraint an independent or a dependent nursing action?

Dependent
100
What is it called when the heart is beating slower than 60 BPM?

Bradycardia

100
What kind of things will an nurse educate their patient about?

Medications

Self-care

Medical procedures

Diet changes

200

Which environmental factor can cause nasal dryness?

Humidity

200
Give an example of a time-fixed nursing task?


Passing medications

200

An easy and quick method of taking temperature that is a good indicator of core body temperature

Tympanic
200
What is it called when the heart rate is above 100 BPM?

Tachycardia

200

How can a nurse recognize anxiety when a patient is not speaking?

Restlessness

300
Which environmental factor can help prevent the spread of airborne infection?

Ventilation

300

What is an independent nursing action?

A nursing action that required no doctor's order to perform.

300

Usually a method of body temperature measurement that is a last resort.

Rectal

300
What kinds of things can cause a rapid heart rate?

Exercise

Stimulants

Being an infant

Pain

300

What does it mean when a nurse can put himself or herself in another's place?  What do they have?

Empathy

400

What are some items that promote safety in the home?

Placing nonskid bath mats in the tub

Removing extension cords

Installing grab bars in the bathroom

400

Which phase of the nursing process is where the nurse is performing interventions?

Implementation

400

The most accurate noninvasive way of measuring body temperature.

Temporal

400

What is it called when a patient goes from lying to sitting or sitting to standing and gets dizzy and faint?

Orthostatic hypotension

400

Which communication blocker doesn't allow the patient to express their feelings?

Changing the subject

500

What is needed before placing a protective device on a patient?

A physician's order

500

What is the most important nursing function in home health care?

Education

500

If a patient has an elevated temperature when you obtain the measurement, what can you ask them?

Have you eaten anything?

Have you drank anything?

Did you have anything by mouth before arriving?

500
Why is it important to accurately document care in the medical record?

Medical records are used for research

Insurance companies use them for reimbursement

Provides legal proof the standard of practice was met

500

What does it mean when someone has a diagnosis of aphasia?

They have difficulty understanding language

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