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B
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D
E
100

When administering medications via feeding tube what medications should not be crushed and administered through the tube? select all that applies 

A. Sublingua

B Buccal

C. Enteric coated 

D sustained release

E antineoplastic drugs


Sublingual or Buccal

Enteric coated or sustained release

or potentially carcinogenic (antineoplastic products) 

All cannot be given pg 681  

100

NG Tube Insertion 

Please explain the traditional method of measurement

Pg504   You would measure from the tip of the nose to the tip of the ear and then to the xiphoid process. mark the distance on the tube with a piece of tape this is called the traditional mark  

100

What is considered the golden standard to check for NG tube placement?

an X-ray 

100

How much mls of fluid should be considered for prevention of clogging a feeding tube?

30ml page 507

100

What must you remember when you walk into your Hesi?

You will pass your Hesi 

200

Perform a Urine specimen test.'

Give an example of what you would be looking for ?

Glucose

Ketones

200

You have a New admit in room 132 and part of your assessment is performing a Neur Check on your patient.

Please pick a partner and tell us what you would perform?  

Glasgow coma scale

pg 401

eye, motor, and verbal 

200

Your patient Patty Smith is scheduled for an MRI at noon. Her medication scheduled medication are as followed. 1. Lisinopril 2.  Lasix, and Fentanyl patch on her Left shoulder that was placed by the evening nurse. She has a piercing on the left side of her lip.  

What teaching would you provide to prepare your patient for her MRI

Magnetic resonance imaging

pg 414.

Remove the patch and have a second nurse sign with you as you both dispose it.

and the Piercing must be removed 

explain the danger of possible burns from patch and the piercing causing serious injury if left in

200

Tell the class how you would perform a stool occult and what you are looking for 

get a speicman cup

put a hat on the toilet 

tell the patient to inform you when they have a bowel movement. 

collect it place in container and then send to lab in a biohazard bag

pg 431

200

What position would you place your patient when you want to feed them?

What are you trying to prevent/

High fowlers

aspiration 

300
You just administered your patient scheduled Tylenol via g-tube what would you do next?

follow the medication with 30 to 60 ml of water pg 682

300

Give the order you would draw up 5 units of NPH and 5 units of regular insulin 


Tell the class

300

A nurse accessing the injection port of the IV tubing will “scrub the hub” for:

a.    5 seconds.    

b.    10 seconds.    

c.    15 seconds.    

d.    30 seconds.

C

The hub of the injection port on a piggyback setup should be scrubbed for 15 seconds.

300

A patient is to have an IV insertion site changed. The current line is in the lower right forearm. Which location is contraindicated for the new site?

a.    Right upper forearm    

b.    Right hand    

c.    Left upper forearm    

d.    Left hand

B

A new IV site should not be placed distal to an old site; the right hand is distal to the right forearm, so it should not be used.

300

The nurse caring for a patient with an intermittent IV device should:

a.    attach continuous fluid infusion to the device.    

b.    infuse saline or heparin solution to maintain patency.    

c.    discontinue when the IV medication is finished.    

d.    reduce patient activity to prevent dislodgement.

B

The intermittent IV device should be flushed periodically with saline or heparin, depending on facility policy, to maintain patency, which allows more freedom of movement for the patient.

400

Activities considered to be aspects of the implementation step of the nursing process are: (Select all that apply.)

a.    documentation of care given.    

b.    assembly of supplies.    

c.    analysis of data gathered.    

d.    modification of aspects of the plan.    

e.    evaluation of the patient response.

BC

Documentation of care and assembly of supplies are nursing interventions performed during the implementation step of the nursing process.

400

Which of the following items could be the responsibility of the LPN/LVN for a patient’s plan of care? (Select all that apply.)

a.    Collect data.    

b.    Perform nursing interventions.    

c.    Initiate the plan of care.    

d.    Assist the RN with evaluation of the patient’s response to nursing interventions.    

e.    Document nursing care.

ABD

Registered nurses are officially responsible for the initiation of nursing care plans for each patient, but the LPN/LVN assists with each part of the care plan. The LPN/LVN is often responsible for data collection to assist the RN with the assessment phase.

400

Continuous learning needs for the patient upon discharge should be communicated to the: (Select all that apply.)

a.    visiting nurse.    

b.    family.    

c.    primary care provider.    

d.    pharmacy or medical supply facility.    

e.    home health aide.

ABC

Health care entities that need to be aware of post-discharge continuous learning needs include the visiting home health nurse, the family, and the primary care provider. Pharmacies and medical supply facilities are not notified. The home health aide will not be instructed by the home health nurse.

400

The nurse reminds the patient that health instruction supports the goals of Healthy People 2030, which include: (Select all that apply.)

a.    promoting healthy behavior.    

b.    increasing the life span.    

c.    providing equipment for self-care.    

d.    ensuring access to adequate health care.    

e.    strengthening community relationships.

ADE

Health instruction supports the goals of Healthy People 2030, which include promoting healthy behaviors, protecting health, ensuring access to quality health care, and strengthening community health promotion programs.

400

The nurse explains that the common aspirin can be classified as an: (Select all that apply.)

a.    antipyretic    

b.    analgesic    

c.    anti-inflammatory    

d.    antibiotic    

e.    anti-clotting

ABCE

Aspirin is classified as an antipyretic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-clotting drug.

500
Name the order you Don on your PPE?

Gown 

Mask

Googles/ face shield

Gloves

500

Go to Chapter 22 and locate the image that names the areas you can Auscultate the heart sounds 


Name the one that is missing? 

All Pigs Eat Too Much

Aortic area

Pulmonic are

Missing

Tricuspid area

Mitral Area


Erbs Point 


500

Name six adventitious Breath sounds. 

1. Wheezes

2. crackles

3. Rhonchi

4. Stertor

5. Stridor

6. Plural friction rub 

page 390 

500

Go To page 390 and display the assessment of the figure 22.10 Let the class know what type of an assessment and what abnormality you would be looking for. 

500

Name the order you remove your PPE?

Gloves

Googles/ face Shield

Gown

Mask 

pg 238