Staying' Alive
Fallen' & I can't get up
Spoon full of Sugar
Running on Empty
My Heart Beats for You
100

After ensuring your patients airway is patent, what is your FIRST nursing priority for a patient that has been in a Motor vehicle crash?

What is c-spine precautions 



100

Name an injury that is commonly sustained by older adults after a fall?

What is a fractured hip


BONUS: Name two factors that make older adults more prone to falls

100

A medication commonly used to prevent venous-thromboembolism

What is Lovenox or heparin?


What is an alternative medication utilizing a different route?

100

What specific precautions are necessary for a patient with a C. diff infection?



What is contact plus precautions (Gown, gloves, and strict hand washing)

100

What are two non-pharmacological treatments for hypertension?

What is the DASH diet and regular exercise.

Other choices include stress reduction

200

What are key nursing assessments for a patient in STATUS ASTHMATICUS?

What is lungs sounds, oxygen level, heart rate and respiratory rate


BONUS: What are expected medications?

200

What common injury is sustained from a vertical fall? 

What is Pelvic or spine injuries

200

Prior to administering Metoprolol to your patient, what nursing assessments are indicated?

What is apical pulse and blood pressure

200

Your patient has a new order for Ensure @ 75cc/hr via a recently placed NGT. What is a key Nursing priority?

What is check for proper tube placement via chest X-ray 

200

What nursing intervention is essential prior to the administration of SL nitroglycerin to a patient?

What is the insertion of a saline lock


(Rationale: Common side effects of nitroglycerin includes hypotension. A saline lock is a priority in case fluids need to be administered)

300

Your patient is struggling to breathe, HR 120, RR36, O2 sat=78%. What is the best choice for oxygen therapy?

What is a 100% Non-rebreather

300

What are key nursing assessments/priorities while caring for a patient with a fracture?

What is Neuro-vascular assessment, immobilization and pain assessment & management 

300

What are two things an RN needs to know before administering Lispro insulin?

What is blood sugar & if meal is available


BONUS: What is the blood test used to evaluate average glucose levels over a period of time?

300

What are the nursing priorities for a patient with N/V/D and dehydration?

What is initiate IV access, fluid & electrolyte replacement.

BONUS: What IV fluids are appropriate for initial rehydration?

300

What are two abnormalities you would see on an EKG of a patient with atrial fibrillation?

What is irregular, variable rhythm, no p-waves


BONUS: Name a class of drugs used in A-fib

400

What are key nursing actions after a patient arrives in the outpatient clinical with suspected COVID-19 symptoms of fever, shortness of breath, and fever?

Immediately don necessary PPE, including an N95 mask and place the patient in isolation.

400

Name 4 possible complications for patients that are s/p joint replacement?

What is dislocation, infection, DVT, bleeding

400

What are some necessary nursing assessments when your patient is receiving TPN?

What is regular blood glucose levels, electrolytes and Fluid balance

400

What medical diagnosis would the nurse suspect for a patient that is C/O RLQ pain with rebound tenderness, fever, and elevated WBCs?

What is appendicitis


BONUS: What is a potential nursing diagnosis?

400

What type of ANGINA is caused by coronary SPASM?

What is Prinzmetal's angina


BONUS: What drug is used to treat Prinzmetal's angina? 

500

When the nurse sees the following rhythm on her patient who has no pulse, what is the appropriate action?


What is Start CPR

(Other actions include calling a code or cardiac arrest)

500

What are the 5 Ps of neurovascular assessment?

What is pain, pallor, pulse, paresthesias, and paralysis.

500

What treatments are most commonly utilized to treat rheumatoid arthritis? (give one of 2 answers)

What is Disease modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs) or non-steroidal anti-inflammatories (NSAIDs)

500

During and after administration of a normal saline bolus to an 80yo patient with dehydration, what are 2 key nursing assessments?

What is assessment of lung sounds and vitals signs (especially blood pressure and pulse)

500

What is the following rhythm?:


What is Ventricular fibrillation