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What PPE is used when working with a patient contact precautions in place? 

A. Gloves, Mask. Gown, Handwashing 

B. Gloves Mask, handwashing 

C. handwashing 

C- Handwashing 

all other PPE is worn based on a risk assessment 

100

What is expected value for blood pressure 

120 systolic and 80 diastolic 

100

what are the 6 P of social media 

professional 

positive 

patient/person-free 

protect yourself 

privacy 

pause before you post 

100
What are the ABCD's of dignity in care? 

Attitude 

Behavior 

Compassion 

Dialogue 

100

what is an example of airborne infection 

tuberculous  

200

what does PPE stand for 

Personal Protective equipment 

200

Name 3 factors that affect temperature 

Age, Exercise, Hormones, Menopause, low progesterone levels, ovulation, Circadian cycle, Stress, Environment, Temperature changes- fever, hyperthermia, hypothermia, ingestion of food


200

what is a regulated health profession and examples? 

People that have established health regulatory college, which regulate the profession in the public interest 

examples: Nurses, Physicians, Dieticians, Midwives, OT, PT, SLP, RT, Pharmacists, Dentists, Hygienists, Chiropractors etc. 

200

reflection framework parts are what

awareness 

description 

new awareness 

learning 

action 

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A nurse washes their hands greet the patient, talk to the patient will sitting down about their pain and their illness and explain the steps and about the producer they are going to do. They start the aseptic producer and when doing the aseptic producer they made sure their patient is relaxed and explains every step when doing the producer to the patient. When they complete their aseptic producer they wash their hand then ask the patient if they are comfortable. When the done the nurse leaves the room and washes their hands. What did the Nurse miss? 

The Nurse did 3 out of the 4 moments of hand hygiene. The nurse did not wash their hands before doing the aseptic procedure. 


 
300
For Droplet precautions what are the PPE needed 

Hand hygiene, Mask, and Eye protection. 

300
When assessing pulse how long do you count for and multiple by what? 

Count for 30 seconds and multiple by 2 

If irregular count for a full minute no multiplying needed 

300
What are the roles of RN? 
  • Direct care: Patients, families, groups, communities
  • Education
  • Research
  • Administration
  • Policy
300

what are the steps of chain of infection 

infectious agent 

reservoir

portal of exit 

mode of transmission 

portal of entry 

host 

300
A patient is in airborne precautions, a nurse puts on the gown, N95 mask, protective eyewear and gloves. A nurse goes into the patient room and greets the patient, sits down, gets an update from the patient about their illness,  then check the IV and vitals. Make sure the patient is comfortable and leave the room. Once out of the room the nurse removes eye protection, N95 mask washes perform hand hygiene then take off the gown and gloves at then perform hand hygiene. What did the nurse do wrong? 
When using PPE their is a correct way to take order for taking off the PPE- the correct order it is remove gloves, gown, perform hand hygiene, remove eye protection, remove N95 mask, perform hand hygiene. 
400
What is correct order for taking off PPE 

1. Remove Gloves 

2. Remove Gown 

3. Perform Hand Hygiene 

4. Remove Eye Protection

5. Remove Mask 

6. Perform Hand Hygiene 

400
When assessing pulse include 

rate rhythm  strength/force  equality 

400

3 factor framework of RN and RPN roles collaboration are what? 

  • client factor
  • nurse factor
  • environment factor
400
What are the different reflections 

reflection before action 

reflection on action 

reflection in action 

400

A new patient is brought into the ER, the nurse goes over the patient health history, and then goes to speak to the patient, goes over health assessment, and the nurse uses their proper knowledge to identify that the patient is showing the signs of stroke  The nurse leaves the room and speaks to the doctor and comes back with a plan to get a CT scan and start with medication for teaching a possible stroke. The nurse comes back after the medication has had time to take affect the nurse goes over the patients symptoms when they came in and note that the patient has improved. after the patient is out of their care the nurse thinks over how their work with that patient was. What did the nurse do in Noticing, Interpreting, Responding and Reflecting stages? 

Noticing: nurse goes over the patient health history, and then goes to speak to the patient, goes over health assessment

interpreting: Use their proper knowledge to find out their patient is showing the signs of a stroke 

Responding: speaks to the doctor and comes back with a plan to get a CT scan and start with medication for teaching a possible stroke. patient has improved 

reflecting: reflect on how the responded staged worked and after the patient has left

500
When do you use each of the PPE? Mask, Gloves, Face Shield and Gown 

Gloves-when in contact with mucous membrane 

Gown- when produce will likely generate splashes or sprays 

Mask-when the produce is to generate splashes or sprays as in coughing or sneezing within two metres of a person 

Face Shield- when produce will likely generate splashes or sprays 

500

what is the another word for fever 

Pyrexia 

500

What is autonomous practice 

it is the ability to make decisions and independently carry out nursing responsibilities

 

500

The CNO code of conduct consists of 6 principles 

  • Nurses respect the dignity of patients and treat them as individuals
  • Nurses work together to promote patient well-being
  • Nurses maintain patients’ trust by providing safe and competent care
  • Nurses work respectfully with colleagues to best meet patients’ needs
  • Nurses act with integrity to maintain patients’ trust
  • Nurses maintain public confidence in the nursing profession.
500

 A nurse walks into a patient room perform hand hygiene and talk to the patient will standing and looking at the computer with their arms crossed. The nurse seems rushed and unforced. The nurse finish what they are needed to do and leave the room. What therapeutic communication techniques are they missing? *Hint their an acronym for it 

SOLER 

S-sit down 

O-open posture 

L-lean forward 

E-eye contact

R-Relax