3306 Quiz Week 1 + CNE Exam
Questions with Accurate Answers
correct answer The clustering of data to make a judgement or statement about
the patient's difficulty or condition
-Reduce transient contamination of the hands.
-Prevent the transmission of bacteria from nurses to clients.
-Reduce the risk of infecting health care personnel.
-Reduce transient contamination of the hands. correct answer According to the
guidelines from the CDC, why are nurses supposed to wear gloves? (4)
Acute pain is associated with a recent onset of illness or injury with a duration of
less than 6 months, whereas chronic pain persists longer than 6 months correct
answer Acute pain can be differentiated from chronic pain because
Allow the client time to answer questions correct answer Which principle should
guide the nurse's approach when conducting a general survey on an older adult
client?
Black correct answer KC triage color: DOA patients, code blue patients,
transported to the morgue.
Client recourse if privacy protections are violated correct answer HIPAA gives
clients greater control over their medical records. What else does HIPAA provide?
, Complete health history correct answer A nurse performs a comprehensive
assessment on a client. Which is included only in a comprehensive assessment?
droplet transmission correct answer Which of the following is the most significant
and frequent mode of transmission of organisms in the health care setting?
functional assessment correct answer This focuses on the functional patterns that
all humans share: health perception and health management, activity and
exercise, nutrition and metabolism, elimination, sleep and rest, cognition and
perception, self-perception and self-concept, roles and relationships, and values
and beliefs. Nurses often use this to collect subjective data and a head-to-toe
approach for the physical assessment
Functional correct answer The nursing instructor is teaching about health
assessment and explains to students how to assess the roles and relationships of
the client. The students know that this type of information is assessed in what
type of assessment?
Gloves, gowns/aprons, masks, respirators, goggles, face shields correct answer
What should you wear for airborne precautions?
gown and gloves correct answer What should you wear for contact precautions?
Green correct answer KC triage color: Persons who are "walking wounded" have
non-life threatening injuries which must eventually be treated to restore the
patient's normal functioning, and who may not require hospitalization.
Hand hygiene correct answer When caring for clients in any health care
environment, what is the most important technique for preventing infection?
Questions with Accurate Answers
correct answer The clustering of data to make a judgement or statement about
the patient's difficulty or condition
-Reduce transient contamination of the hands.
-Prevent the transmission of bacteria from nurses to clients.
-Reduce the risk of infecting health care personnel.
-Reduce transient contamination of the hands. correct answer According to the
guidelines from the CDC, why are nurses supposed to wear gloves? (4)
Acute pain is associated with a recent onset of illness or injury with a duration of
less than 6 months, whereas chronic pain persists longer than 6 months correct
answer Acute pain can be differentiated from chronic pain because
Allow the client time to answer questions correct answer Which principle should
guide the nurse's approach when conducting a general survey on an older adult
client?
Black correct answer KC triage color: DOA patients, code blue patients,
transported to the morgue.
Client recourse if privacy protections are violated correct answer HIPAA gives
clients greater control over their medical records. What else does HIPAA provide?
, Complete health history correct answer A nurse performs a comprehensive
assessment on a client. Which is included only in a comprehensive assessment?
droplet transmission correct answer Which of the following is the most significant
and frequent mode of transmission of organisms in the health care setting?
functional assessment correct answer This focuses on the functional patterns that
all humans share: health perception and health management, activity and
exercise, nutrition and metabolism, elimination, sleep and rest, cognition and
perception, self-perception and self-concept, roles and relationships, and values
and beliefs. Nurses often use this to collect subjective data and a head-to-toe
approach for the physical assessment
Functional correct answer The nursing instructor is teaching about health
assessment and explains to students how to assess the roles and relationships of
the client. The students know that this type of information is assessed in what
type of assessment?
Gloves, gowns/aprons, masks, respirators, goggles, face shields correct answer
What should you wear for airborne precautions?
gown and gloves correct answer What should you wear for contact precautions?
Green correct answer KC triage color: Persons who are "walking wounded" have
non-life threatening injuries which must eventually be treated to restore the
patient's normal functioning, and who may not require hospitalization.
Hand hygiene correct answer When caring for clients in any health care
environment, what is the most important technique for preventing infection?
