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Sharps Injuries - ANSWERS-Do not recap needles; use scoop and cap method if
possible. Rinse needle stick spot immediately and report to charge nurse; start
post-exposure prophylaxis.
Proper Body Mechanics - ANSWERS-Feet shoulder-width apart, lift with legs, raise
bed to waist, pivot when moving patients, never twist spine.
Internal Radiation (Brachytherapy) - ANSWERS-Keep patient in private room,
cluster care, wear dosimeter/lead apron, pregnant staff/visitors avoid, visitors >6
feet away for ≤30 mins.
Oral Medication Contraindications - ANSWERS-Decreased LOC, absent gag reflex,
dysphagia, vomiting, NG suction.
Oral Medication Administration - ANSWERS-Sit patient in high fowlers, do not mix
meds with large amounts of food, do not crush enteric-coated or extended-
release tablets, read lowest point of liquid at dose level.
NG/G Tube Med Administration - ANSWERS-Confirm placement via x-ray, aspirate
gastric pH <5.5, flush 30 mL water between meds.
, Sublingual and Buccal Administration - ANSWERS-Sublingual under tongue, buccal
between gum and cheek; administer after oral meds.
Transdermal Medications - ANSWERS-Wear gloves, rotate sites, remove previous
patch, fold it, apply to clean dry hairless area.
Inhaled Medications - ANSWERS-Shake MDI, rinse mouth after glucocorticoid
inhaler, do not shake dry powder inhaler.
Stages of Infection - ANSWERS-Incubation: pathogen enters; Prodromal: vague
symptoms; Illness: disease-specific symptoms; Convalescence: recovery.
Hospital Acquired Infections - ANSWERS-Nosocomial: hospital origin; Iatrogenic:
from procedure; CAUTI: catheter associated UTI.
Hand Hygiene - ANSWERS-Soap/water: 15-20 sec, hands below elbows; sanitizer:
≥60% alcohol, rub until dry; use soap if visibly dirty or after infectious diarrhea
care.
Donning PPE - ANSWERS-Gown, Mask, Eyewear, Gloves.
Doffing PPE - ANSWERS-Gloves, Eye protection, Gown, Mask, Hand hygiene.
Standard Precautions - ANSWERS-Used with all patients; includes hand hygiene
and clean gloves.
Well Analyzed Exam Questions (Actual Exam 2026-2027) Correct
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Sharps Injuries - ANSWERS-Do not recap needles; use scoop and cap method if
possible. Rinse needle stick spot immediately and report to charge nurse; start
post-exposure prophylaxis.
Proper Body Mechanics - ANSWERS-Feet shoulder-width apart, lift with legs, raise
bed to waist, pivot when moving patients, never twist spine.
Internal Radiation (Brachytherapy) - ANSWERS-Keep patient in private room,
cluster care, wear dosimeter/lead apron, pregnant staff/visitors avoid, visitors >6
feet away for ≤30 mins.
Oral Medication Contraindications - ANSWERS-Decreased LOC, absent gag reflex,
dysphagia, vomiting, NG suction.
Oral Medication Administration - ANSWERS-Sit patient in high fowlers, do not mix
meds with large amounts of food, do not crush enteric-coated or extended-
release tablets, read lowest point of liquid at dose level.
NG/G Tube Med Administration - ANSWERS-Confirm placement via x-ray, aspirate
gastric pH <5.5, flush 30 mL water between meds.
, Sublingual and Buccal Administration - ANSWERS-Sublingual under tongue, buccal
between gum and cheek; administer after oral meds.
Transdermal Medications - ANSWERS-Wear gloves, rotate sites, remove previous
patch, fold it, apply to clean dry hairless area.
Inhaled Medications - ANSWERS-Shake MDI, rinse mouth after glucocorticoid
inhaler, do not shake dry powder inhaler.
Stages of Infection - ANSWERS-Incubation: pathogen enters; Prodromal: vague
symptoms; Illness: disease-specific symptoms; Convalescence: recovery.
Hospital Acquired Infections - ANSWERS-Nosocomial: hospital origin; Iatrogenic:
from procedure; CAUTI: catheter associated UTI.
Hand Hygiene - ANSWERS-Soap/water: 15-20 sec, hands below elbows; sanitizer:
≥60% alcohol, rub until dry; use soap if visibly dirty or after infectious diarrhea
care.
Donning PPE - ANSWERS-Gown, Mask, Eyewear, Gloves.
Doffing PPE - ANSWERS-Gloves, Eye protection, Gown, Mask, Hand hygiene.
Standard Precautions - ANSWERS-Used with all patients; includes hand hygiene
and clean gloves.
