CJE BENCHMAEK EXAMS WITH 100 CORRECT ANSWERS
/UPDATED EXAMS /GRADAED A+
What Are The Steps Of The Nursing Process - ANSWER ✔️-Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
What Is The First Step In The Nursing Process - ANSWER ✔️-Assessment
What Is Subjective Data - ANSWER ✔️-Patient-Reported Symptoms
What Is Objective Data - ANSWER ✔️-Observable Signs (Vital Signs, Lab Results)
What Does The Acronym SMART Stand For In Goal Setting - ANSWER ✔️-Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Relevant
Time-Bound
When Should The Nurse Evaluate The Plan Of Care - ANSWER ✔️-After Implementing
Interventions To See If Goals Were Met
, How Do Maslow's Hierarchy And Abcs Help In Prioritizing Care - ANSWER ✔️-They Help Identify
Life-Threatening Issues First - Abcs Take Priority, Then Safety, Then Other Needs
What Comes First: Administering Oxygen Or Repositioning A Client With Shortness Of Breath? -
ANSWER ✔️-Administer Oxygen (Abcs—Airway First)
What Does The Safety/Risk Reduction Strategy Prioritize? - ANSWER ✔️-Reducing The Greatest
Threat To The Client's Safety Based On Assessment Data
When Should Standard Precautions Be Used? - ANSWER ✔️-With All Patients, Regardless Of
Diagnosis
What PPE Is Required For A Patient On Airborne Precautions? - ANSWER ✔️-N95 Respirator
What Type Of Isolation Is Required For MRSA? - ANSWER ✔️-Contact Precautions—Gloves And
Gown
What Is The Correct Way To Lift A Heavy Object? - ANSWER ✔️-Bend At The Knees, Not The
Waist; Lift With Legs
When Should A Nurse Use An Assistive Device For Transferring A Patient? - ANSWER ✔️-When
The Patient Cannot Safely Assist Or Is Too Heavy For One Person
What Is A Normal Range For Adult Respiratory Rate? - ANSWER ✔️-12-20 Breaths Per Minute
At What Blood Pressure Reading Would You Report Hypertension? - ANSWER ✔️-Anything
Consistently Above 120/80 Mmhg (Especially >130/80)
/UPDATED EXAMS /GRADAED A+
What Are The Steps Of The Nursing Process - ANSWER ✔️-Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
What Is The First Step In The Nursing Process - ANSWER ✔️-Assessment
What Is Subjective Data - ANSWER ✔️-Patient-Reported Symptoms
What Is Objective Data - ANSWER ✔️-Observable Signs (Vital Signs, Lab Results)
What Does The Acronym SMART Stand For In Goal Setting - ANSWER ✔️-Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Relevant
Time-Bound
When Should The Nurse Evaluate The Plan Of Care - ANSWER ✔️-After Implementing
Interventions To See If Goals Were Met
, How Do Maslow's Hierarchy And Abcs Help In Prioritizing Care - ANSWER ✔️-They Help Identify
Life-Threatening Issues First - Abcs Take Priority, Then Safety, Then Other Needs
What Comes First: Administering Oxygen Or Repositioning A Client With Shortness Of Breath? -
ANSWER ✔️-Administer Oxygen (Abcs—Airway First)
What Does The Safety/Risk Reduction Strategy Prioritize? - ANSWER ✔️-Reducing The Greatest
Threat To The Client's Safety Based On Assessment Data
When Should Standard Precautions Be Used? - ANSWER ✔️-With All Patients, Regardless Of
Diagnosis
What PPE Is Required For A Patient On Airborne Precautions? - ANSWER ✔️-N95 Respirator
What Type Of Isolation Is Required For MRSA? - ANSWER ✔️-Contact Precautions—Gloves And
Gown
What Is The Correct Way To Lift A Heavy Object? - ANSWER ✔️-Bend At The Knees, Not The
Waist; Lift With Legs
When Should A Nurse Use An Assistive Device For Transferring A Patient? - ANSWER ✔️-When
The Patient Cannot Safely Assist Or Is Too Heavy For One Person
What Is A Normal Range For Adult Respiratory Rate? - ANSWER ✔️-12-20 Breaths Per Minute
At What Blood Pressure Reading Would You Report Hypertension? - ANSWER ✔️-Anything
Consistently Above 120/80 Mmhg (Especially >130/80)
