HCB 103 Shipboard Exam QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
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
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NAVMED 6550/8 - 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
AND ANSWERS
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 - 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
