May I Introduce...
Nursing
Nursing
This is the third step in the nursing process
Plan
This is always the focus of nursing care
The patient (person, client, etc.)
Primary prevention
The nurse is addressing this need by implementing interventions that focus on protecting a client from physical and emotional harm. Which category of needs is the nurse addressing?
Safety & secturity
The RN determines that the patient was infected with a virus after touching a doorknob with virus particles. The doorknob is known as this type of reservoir
Fomite
This person created the first nursing school
Florance Nightengale
This type of research is associated with dependent and independent variables
Quantitative
The RN is caring for a patient who works with carcinogenic chemicals. The RN understands that the patient has this type of risk factor
Environmental
basic needs
This is the correct order to doff PPE
Gloves
Goggles
Gown
Mask
A nurse is caring for a client with alcohol use disorder. The nurse educates the client about the harmful effects of alcohol and educates the family on how to cope with the client and the client's disorder. The nurse is fulfilling this roll of the RN.
Counseling
The student nurse correctly associates this part of the following research question as satisfying the "I" portion in the PICOT nmemonic:
"In male adults, how does reducing salt intake, compared to no change in salt intake, lower blood pressure?"
reducing salt intake
This is the definition of health
trick question :)
Health is defined by the individual
This type of family is described in the following scenario:
The home health nurse is making an initial visit to a client's home. During the visit the nurse observes one parent cooking dinner, the other parent watching television with a child on the lap, and the grandparent in a rocking chair reading a religious text.
Extended family
This is the number of links in the infection cycle that need to be broken to prevent an infection
one
This is one of the two terminal degrees in nursing
DNP or PhD
This type of reasoning is most common in nursing practice
inductive reasoning
This type of risk-factor is favored when providing education to patients.
Modifiable
The RN understands they must address this "need" after a patient states "I don’t get too much sleep because I am in nursing school and work full time to support myself and my family.”
Physiologic
This is the infection cycle phase in which the host is most contagious
Prodromal
This is the correct order of the nursing process....in reverse
Evaluate
Implement
Plan
Analyze/Diagnose
Assess
This must be obtained prior to enrolling a patient into a research study
Informed consent
Provide 3 examples of chronic illness
AND
3 examples of acute illnesses
:)
These are the 3 priority frameworks that should be considered when answering NCLEX-style questions
Maslow's
Nursing Process
ABCs
These are the two situations which soap and water are more effective than alcohol-based sanitizer at reducing the number of pathogens on their hands
after caring for a patient with c. diff
when hands are visibly soiled