Skin Integrity and Wound Care
Urinary Elimination
Wound Care
Nursing Interventions
Med Administration
100

A reddened, painful area of skin that doesn't turn white when pressed

What is a Stage 1 pressure Ulcer?

100

Excreted from the kidneys via the ureters to the bladder where it is stored and eliminated via the urethra

What is urine

100

Disruptions in skin and tissue integrity

What are wounds?

100

The nurse compares the eMAR while drawing up medications?

What is the second medication check?

100

Common injection site for immunizations in adults

What is the deltoid muscle?

200

An open sore or blister that occurs when the skin is partially damaged, either in the epidermis or dermis

What is a Stage II pressure ulcer?

200

a small, pinkish, circular piece of flesh that is sewn to your body

What is a stoma

200

The body's first line of defense

The skin

200

An important nursing intervention to prevent pressure injury formation

What is turning patient every 2 hours

200

Administering injection at 45-90 degree angle

What is a SQ injection?

300

The most severe type of pressure ulcer and involves full-thickness skin loss that extends into the muscle, bone, tendon, or joint

What is a Stage 4 pressure ulcer?

300

A shallow container used to collect urine or feces for people who are unable to use a traditional toilet

What is a bedpan

300
superficial reddening of the skin, usually in patches, as a result of injury or irritation causing dilatation of the blood capillaries


What is erythema

300

The nurse read the eMAR and compared it to the label while pulling medications

What is the second medication check?

300

Common vaccine injection site for pediatric patients

What is vastus lateralis?

400

A full-thickness skin loss that extends into deeper tissue and fat, but not into muscle, tendon, or bone

What is a Stage 3 pressure ulcer?

400

A thin, flexible tube that drains urine from the bladder into a collection bag outside the body

What is a foley catheter

400

Assessment of the patient and the wound and staging of pressure injuries

What are nursing responsibilities
400

The first most important intervention to prevent a medication error

What is identify your patient (name, DOB, MRN)?

400

Any preventable event that may cause or lead to inappropriate medication use or patient harm

What is a medication error?

500

A medical term that refers to the health of the skin, and whether it is whole, intact, and undamaged

What is skin integrity

500

A wheelchair bound patient with a neurologic disorder may use this type of catheter

suprapubic catheter

500

Risk factors contributing to pressure ulcer formation

What is immobility, dehydration, altered mental status, moisture, older age, trauma/surgery

500


  • Right Patient.
  • Right Medication.
  • Right Dose.
  • Right Time.
  • Right Route.
  • Right Reason.
  • Right Response
  • Right assessment
  • Right Documentation
  • Right to Educate
  • Right to Refuse

What are the 11 medication rights?

500

A report detailing the drugs administered to a patient by a healthcare professional at a treatment facility

What is a MAR?