Assessment
Fundamentals
Med/Surg
Emergency!
Nurse Trivia
100

What is the first step of the nursing process?

Assessment

100

A major concern that nurses have r/t catheter placement.

Catheter associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI)

100

The phase where the heart contracts and arteries propel blood throughout the body is known as what?

Systole

100

What is the ratio for compressions to breaths during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)?

30:2

100

Who is known as the founder of nursing?

Florence Nightingale 

200

You are preparing to assess the patient's abdomen. Name the four assessment techniques you will use in order. 

1. Inspection

2. Auscultation

3. Percussion

4. Palpation

200

A nurse is drawing up medication from a vial. After the needle is inserted into the vial, the nurse should do what first?

Insert air into the vial to create a vacuum. 

200

A client is admitted with an MI...which cardiac enzyme would the nurse expect to me monitored in the blood?

Troponin

200

This skill is what nurse's use to assign urgency and prioritize care for critical patients. 

Triage 

200

A hospital with all of the capabilities to deal with trauma patients would be classified as which type of trauma center?

Level I Trauma Center

300

The nurse should listen to the patient's lungs by moving the stethoscope in which direction?

Side to side 

300

Name a task that CANNOT be delegated to the LPN?

1. Administer blood products

2. IVP Meds

3. Evaluation of interventions 

4. Initial patient assessment 

300

What is the normal range for serum potassium?

3.5 - 5.0 mEq/L

300

You suddenly see a client go from normal sinus rhythm to ventricular tachycardia on the monitor - what is your priority action as the nurse?

Run to the room and check a pulse
300

The NCLEX pass rate for UMass Lowell for the year 2018 was what?

96%

400

The nurse assesses late deceleration on the fetal heart monitor...what is the priority action here?

Turn the patient to the left side-lying position. 

400

A pressure ulcer is considered stage IV when what is visible?

The muscle or bone tissue. 

400

Which type of fluid would you expect to administered to a patient who is hypotensive with suspected sepsis?

Lactated Ringers 

400

A client is in cardiac arrest. The nurse should prepare to administer which priority medication?

Epinephrine IVP

400

The average number of miles a nurse walks on a standard 12 hour shift.

4-5 miles 

500

The nurse assesses that the patient has right flank pain on the mid to lower back. The nurse suspects which condition?

Acute pyelonephritis 

500

You are entering the room of a patient with TB and MRSA to suction their tracheostomy. What are the steps of donning PPE? 

1. Gown

2. N95 Respirator

3. Goggles

4. Gloves 

500

The nurse should stay with the patient for how long to assess for adverse reactions after administering blood products?

15 minutes 

500

A child is admitted to the ER with suspected epiglottis - what should the nurse NEVER do in this situation? 

Attempt to visualize or manipulate the airway

500

In which country was the first ever known nursing school located?

India

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