BNMN501 Richard Questions and Answers
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The Gp practice nurse decides to complete a full set of vital signs. At which time of the day
would the nurse expect to obtain the lowest body temperature? Early morning
The practice nurse asks you to take Richards blood pressure. When deciding where to place the
cuff on Richards arm, which action is the most appropriate? The cuff is placed about 2.5
cm above the antecubital area
Richard is lying down on the examination table when you monitor his BP. Which of the following
would you expect? BP will be slightly lower than normal reading.
As there are several things happening at the clinic at the moment you need to consider clinical
priority. Clinical priorities: Are based on the assessment data collected
The practice nurse decides perform a posterior chest assessment to evaluate Richards asthma.
The correct order for performing this assessment is: Inspection, palpitation, percussion,
auscultation
An appropriate nursing diagnosis for Richard would be: Potential risk of urinary tract
infection as evidenced by increased frequency of urination, reduced volumes and offensive
odour.
What is the most appropriate nursing intervention? Obtain a urinalysis and perform a
dipstick urine test.
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The Gp practice nurse decides to complete a full set of vital signs. At which time of the day
would the nurse expect to obtain the lowest body temperature? Early morning
The practice nurse asks you to take Richards blood pressure. When deciding where to place the
cuff on Richards arm, which action is the most appropriate? The cuff is placed about 2.5
cm above the antecubital area
Richard is lying down on the examination table when you monitor his BP. Which of the following
would you expect? BP will be slightly lower than normal reading.
As there are several things happening at the clinic at the moment you need to consider clinical
priority. Clinical priorities: Are based on the assessment data collected
The practice nurse decides perform a posterior chest assessment to evaluate Richards asthma.
The correct order for performing this assessment is: Inspection, palpitation, percussion,
auscultation
An appropriate nursing diagnosis for Richard would be: Potential risk of urinary tract
infection as evidenced by increased frequency of urination, reduced volumes and offensive
odour.
What is the most appropriate nursing intervention? Obtain a urinalysis and perform a
dipstick urine test.
