Nursing
Theories
Infection Control
Client Safety
Body Specific
100

In ancient cultures , nursing was directed by

Religious leaders

100

How is Maslow's hierarchy of basic humans needs used in nursing

To establish priority of care

100

The principle of keeping objects sterile, meaning that all microorganisms including pathogens and spores are destroyed is called:

Surgical asepsis

100

The nurse orients a new resident to the safety features in her room.  A vital component of this admission routine is to:

Explain how to operate the call bell

100

The position that maximizes the nurse's ability to assess the Client’s lungs is:

Sitting

200

Nurses are considered role models. Which aim of nursing covers this

Promoting Health

1. To promote health

2. To prevent illness

3. To restore health

4. To facilitate coping with disability/death

200

Utilizing Maslow's hierarchy of needs which need has the highest priority

Ineffective breathing

200

When creating a sterile field, the nurse should open the sterile package in such a way that:

The outermost triangle edge is moved away from the nurse

200

You are providing perineal care for an uncircumcised male.  What action is most important for the safety of the client?

Retract the foreskin, cleanse, and then replace the foreskin

200

Skin turgor greater than 3 seconds and dry, sticky mucous membranes are conditions that indicate an alteration in:

Fluid needs

300

The last sense to leave the body

Hearing

300

Hand washing and sterile technique are ways to meet which basic need

Safety and Security

300

The single most effective method of preventing wound infections is:

Using careful handwashing practices

300

Why are mechanical lifts necessary for Client handling and movement?

Manual lifting techniques are not sufficient to protect nurses from injury

300

The “lub” sound is also called _______ and is located at the ________ area.

S1, mitral

400

The unconscious client needs to have their temp taken. What is the most appropriate way

Tympanic/axillary

400

In the nurse-client relationship, therapeutic communication is:

Focused on the Client, problem-oriented

400

Gloves are required as barriers in which of the following situations?  

When changing unsoiled bed linens

When changing a dressing of a draining wound

When handling materials that may be contaminated with body wastes

When the disease is highly contagious

When changing a dressing of a draining wound

When handling materials that may be contaminated with body wastes

When the disease is highly contagious

400

A nurse realizes that she has administered a dose of medication to the wrong Client.  She immediately informs her nurse manager.  The adjective that describes the nurse is

Accountable

400

 How long should an irregular pulse be counted?

One full minute

500

To practice nursing legally, an individual must complete what activity?

Licensure

500

What is most true of health and illness?

Health and illness are individually defined by each person

500

In assessing wound drainage on a dressing from an abdominal incision, the nurse notes the drainage to be yellow and thick.  The nurse would describe the drainage as:

Purulent

500

The nurse has a responsibility to file an incident report when:

Results in potential or actual harm to a person

500

The recommended position for the administration of an enema is called the:

Sim’s position