Vital Signs
Sterile Field and PPE
Medication Safety
Ostomies/Feeds
Wild Card
100

How long we assess the apical pulse for 

What is 60 seconds or one minute

100

True or false: You can turn your back on the sterile field.

What is FALSE

100

Rights to Medication Administration (9)

Right Medication, Right Patient, Right Dose, Right Route, Right time, Right Documentation, Right Reason, Right to know, right to refuse. 

100

Normal appearance of a stoma during ostomy care

What is moist, red, or pink. 

100

How would you move/reposition a patient in bed who is unable to move themselves or is obese? 

What is friction reducing devices, mechanical lifts, air-powered mattresses, etc.

200

The term we use to describe fast respirations ( > 24 breaths per minute)

What is tachypnea

200

True or false: The 1-inch border around the sterile drape is considered unsterile. 

What is TRUE
200

Three Medication Checks

Before you pour, mix or draw up the medication- check its label against the MAR; After you prepare the medication- before returning the medication to the cart or discarding anything; At the bedside with the patient before you administer it. 

200

Test utilized at the bedside to detect blood in the GI tract. 

guaiac or fecal occult blood test

200

What pieces of information do you include when documenting a medication that has been administered?

What is the name of the medication, dose, route, date, time, and your name/initials as administering nurse. 

300

A Normal Adult Blood Pressure 

What is 120/80

300

Your patient has MRSA. Which precautions is she on? 

What is CONTACT precautions. 

300

Angle of injection for Subcutaneous injection

What is 45-90 degrees

300

The most reliable method for confirming tube placement and must be performed before the first feeding is administered

Radiographic Verification (x-ray). 

300

You have administered medications to your patient and then they immediately vomit. What do you do? 

What is notify the prescriber and wait for directions and an order on whether or not to repeat the dose. 

400

Location of the apical pulse

What is the Midclavicular line at the 5th intercostal space.
400

Name at least two instances where hand hygiene is performed.

Entering patient room, leaving, after removing gloves, between patient contacts, following contact with bodily fluids, etc.

400

Name one intramuscular injection site

What is deltoid, ventrogluteal, or vastus lateralis

400

Which pH level likely indicates that the tube is in the stomach?

What is less than 5.5. 
400
Your patient's chest tube has disconnected from the drainage unit. What do you do? 
What is establish a temporary water seal by immersing the open end of the chest tube in a bottle of sterile water to a depth of 2 cm until a new system can be connected. If the end of the drainage unit has not been contaminated, you may use an alcohol swab and reconnect it. Otherwise a new CDU is needed. 
500

The sounds you listen for when you assess a blood pressure.

What is Korotkoff Sounds

500

Correct order for removing PPE (mask, gloves, gown and goggles)

Gloves, gown, goggles, mask/face shield, (hair covering, and shoe covering last is a bonus)

500

These are used to trap rubber or glass fragments when drawing up medication from an ampule or a vial. 

What is a filter needle or filter straw. 

500

Equipment needed to check a blood sugar

Blood glucose meter, test strip, lancet, alcohol, gloves, and 2x2 gauze 

500

Your patient seems to be experiencing an allergic reaction to their blood transfusion. What do you do? 

Stop the transfusion, replace with a saline infusion, notify the provider immediately, & administer a prescribed antihistamine.  

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