SATA exam 3 Questions and Answers 100% Verified

1. A nurse is caring for clients in a busy emergency department. Which actions should the nurse take to ensure client and staff safety? (Select all that apply.) a. Leave the stretcher in the lowest position with rails down so that the client can access the bathroom. b. Use two identifiers before each intervention and before mediation administration. c. Attempt de-escalation strategies for clients who demonstrate aggressive behaviors. d. Search the belongings of clients with altered mental status to gain essential medical information. e. Isolate clients who have immune suppression disorders to prevent hospitalacquired infections. - b,c,d A nurse is preparing to administer IV chemotherapy. What supplies does this nurse need? (Select all that apply.) a. Chemo gloves b. Facemask c. Isolation gown d. N95 respirator e. Shoe covers - a,b,c assessment finding significant problem from mi has occured - cool clammy skin low urin output low map CEREBRAL ANGIOGRAM COMPLICATION - kidney damage contrast allergic reaction from ioodine aspirating lying flat COMPLICATIONS OF ADDISONS - HYPOGLYCEMIA TACHYCARDIA HYPOTENSION cushings triad - raising sbp bradycardia shallow respiration done prior to bronchoscopy - informed consent document allergiesreview labs DRUGS USED FOR HYPETENSIVE CRISIS - LABETOLOL NITROPRESS NICARDIPINE ensures staff and patient safety - -using two identifies -deescalation techniques -searching belongings HEPATIC FAILURE - ESOPHAGEAL VARICES JAUNDICE ASCITES indicative of stable angina - sob anxiety last less than 15 min manifestayion of periotinitis - low urine output inabilty to pass flatus decreased urine output preventing dic - wear a mask wash everything 2x daily strict aseptic techniques RISK OF MISSING DIALYSIS - HYPERKALEMIA CARDIAC DYSHYPERTENSIVE CRISIS signs of pneumothorax - new onset nagging cough tachypnea and tachycardia painful respirations signs that correlate with blood loss and schock - tachycardia low map cool, clammy skin tls abnormality labs - hyperkalemia hyperphosphatemia hyperuricimia