Fundamentals
Med/Surg 1
Med/Surg 2
pharmacology
Miscellaneous
100

A nursing ethical principle for "Making a promise to a patient" 

Fidelity

100

The LPN tells the postoperative client to turn, take deep breaths, and cough every 2 hours. What ethical value is the LPN using?

Beneficience

100

These infections usually do not occur in individuals with a healthy immune system 

opportunistic infection

100

what are thew six rights of medicine administration? 

right patient, right drug, right dose, right time, right route, right documentation 

100

what is the maximum amount of time that the client can be suctioned for? 

10 seconds 

200

A set of learned objective assessment skills required in fundamentals of Nursing?

Vital signs 

200

A client is in hypovolemic shock. You would administer this IV solution while waiting for a unit of blood? 

0.9% sodium chloride

200

This is the first stage of shock

Compensation

200

How many checks should you do before administering a drug to a patient?

3

200

This acid-base imbalance is common in COPD 

respiratory acidosis 

300

The five characteristics of legally defensible charting/ documenting

Factual, accurate, complete, current, and organized 

300

The nurse should review this lab result following the administration of packed red blood cells? 

hematocrit

300

This is the rhythm of a dying heart

ventricular fibrillation

300

How many mL of water should you use to to flush a NG or g-tube before and after administering each medication? 

15 to 30mL

300

This is a brief episode of abnormal electrical activity in the brain

seizure

400

The components of the chain of infection 

1) infectious agents 2) reservoir 3) portal of exit 4) mode of transmission 5) portal of entry 6) susceptible host 

400

This type of blood is collected from a client during a surgical procedure and reinfused during surgery or after

Salvaged blood

400

This is the change of the normal sequence of cardiac impulses resulting in erratic heart rhythms or rates that are too fast or slow 

arrhythmias(dysrhythmias)

400

nitroglycerin is used for what ?

Angina 

400

These are harmful chemicals released by bacterial cells. They are also the most likely to cause septic shock

endotoxins 

500

What is common lab value to assess nutritional status 

Albumin

500

Which laboratory test indicates level of heart failure? 

B-type Natriuretic peptides BNP

500

severe anemia and bronzing of the skin is caused by this disorder 

Cooley's anemia 

500

Vitamin K is an antidote for what medication? 

Warfarin

500

This laboratory test from a 24 hour urine specimen determines if a patient has pheochromocytoma

catecholamines  metabolites