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HCB
103
Shipboard
NAVMED
6550/12
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-PATIENT
PROFILE
Info
such
as
Diagnosis,
Orders
of
Meds,
Diet,
Bath,
V/S,
Intake/Output
SF
508
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-DOCTOR'S
ORDERS
Transcribed
to
Patient
Profile
SF
509
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-PROGRESS
NOTES
Reflect
any
change
in
condition
and
results
of
treatment
SF
510
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-NURSING
NOTES
Document
Inpatient
Care
*DO
NOT
DESTROY
or
OBLITERATE
DOCUMENTATION
SF
558
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-EMERGENCY
CARE
&
TREATMENT
Alternate
form
from
SF
600
(558
Never
Late
-
it's
an
Emergency)
DD
Form
792
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-24Hr
INTAKE/OUTPUT
Worksheet
(792
Pee
and
Poo)
Chart
Review
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Fact
Sheet
Physician's
Orders
Nurse's
Notes
Physician's
Progress
Notes
Medication
Administration
Record
(MAR)
Physician's
Patient
Hx
&
Physical
Surgery
Operative
Report
Pathology
Report
Current
Diagnostic
Tests
Nursing
Admission
Hx
&
Assessment
Fall
Risk
Assessment
Skin
Assessment
Nursing
Care
Plan
or
Problem
List
Page
15 NAVMED
6550/8
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CORRECT
ANSWER-MEDICATION
ADMINISTRATION
RECORD
7-day
Period
3
Elements
of
Infectious
Agents
(Pg
29)
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-i.
Reservoir
ii.
Susceptible
Host
iii.
Mode
of
Transmision
Blood-Borne
Pathogens
(Pg
30)
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Microorganisms
that
are
preen
in
human
BLOOD,
cause
disease
in
humans
ex.)
HIV,
Hep
A,
Hep
B
Airborne
Pathogens
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Microorganisms
transported
through
AIR
Tier
1
(Pg
31)
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Standard
Precautions
Tier
2
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Isolation
Precautions
3
Categories
for
ISO
Precautions
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-i.
Contact
ii.
Droplet
iii.
Airborne
Airborne
Precautions
(Pg.
32)
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Prevent
Transmission
of
infectious
agents
that
remain
infectious
over
long
distances
when
suspended
in
AIR
ex.)
Rubeola
Virus
(Measles),
Varicella
Virus
(ChickenPox),
M.
TB,
SARS
Droplet
Precautions
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Prevent
Transmission
of
Pathogens
spread
through
close
respiratory
or
mucous
membrane
contact
w/
respiratory
secretions
Contact
Precautions
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Prevent
Transmission
of
infectious
agents,
including
microorganisms,
which
are
spread
by
direct/indirect
contact
w/
patient
or
patient's
environment 5
Steps
Nursing
Process
(Pg.
38)
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-ANDPIE
1.
Assessment
-
Collection/Verification
of
Data
2.
Nursing
Diagnosis
(Medical
Diagnosis)
3.
Planning
(Goals)
4.
Implementation
5.
Evaluation
Pressure
Ulcers
(Pg.
45/49)
-
CORRECT
ANSWER--Localized
Injury
to
Skin
and
other
underlying
tissue
(Bony
Prominence)
as
a
result
of
pressure
or
pressure
in
combination
w/
shear
and/or
friction
ex.)
Pressure
Sore,
Decubitus
Ulcer,
Bedsore
Suspected
Deep
Tissue
Injury
(Pg.
49)
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Discolored
Intact
Skin
Maroon/Purple
or
Blood-Filled
Blister
-May
be
Painful,
Firm,
Mushy,
Boggy,
Warmer
or
Cooler
when
compared
to
adjacent
tissue
Stage
1
Pressure
Ulcer
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-Red,
Deep
Pink/Mottled
Skin
(Not
Blanchable
w/
fingertip
pressure)
Stage
2
Pressure
Ulcer
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-PARTIAL
THICKNESS
-Abrasion,
Blister,
Shallow
Crater
Stage
3
Pressure
Ulcer
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-FULL
THICKNESS
SKIN
LOSS
deep
crater
extend
to
FASCIA
Sub-Q
Tissue
Damaged
or
Necrotic
Stage
4
Pressure
Ulcer
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-FULL
THICKNESS
SKIN
LOSS
w/
extensive
tissue
necrosis
or
DAMAGE
to
MUSCLE,
BONE,
or
SUPPORTING
STRUCTURES
SINUS
TRACT
Black
in
Color
w/
necrotic
tissue
Wet/Oozing
Unstageable
Pressure
Ulcer
-
CORRECT
ANSWER-LOSS
OF
FULL
THICKNESS
TISSUE
Eschar
-
Tan,
Brown,
Black