NUR 324 Exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions
> 27 gauge Correct Answers intradermal injection gauge
0.1 mL Correct Answers max volume for intradermal
injections
1 hour Correct Answers nurses can apply restraints and then
call the HCP to receive and order for them, but the HCP must
evaluate the patient within __ _____ of initiating the restraints
1 mL Correct Answers max volume for subcutaneous
injections
1-1.5 in Correct Answers needle length for IM injections
1.5 in Correct Answers needle length for ventrogluteal
injection
1/2-5/8 in Correct Answers length of needle for insulin
injection
1000 Correct Answers 1 g = ___ mg
15 Correct Answers 1 tbsp = ____ mL
15 degrees Correct Answers angle for ID injection
18 gauge Correct Answers size needle used for drawing up
medication
,2 mL Correct Answers volume of medication you can give in
an IM injection in the deltoid site
2.2 Correct Answers 1 kg = ____ lbs
21-25 gauge Correct Answers size of needle for intramuscular
injections
28-31 gauge Correct Answers needle gauge for insulin
30 Correct Answers 1 oz = ___ mL
30 minutes Correct Answers blood transfusion must start
within ___ ________ of leaving the blood bank
4 hours Correct Answers transfusion should be completed
within __ ______ from the time the blood left the blood bank
45 degrees Correct Answers angle for SQ injection (if only
able to pinch 1 in of fat)
5 Correct Answers 1 tsp = ____ mL
60 Correct Answers 1 gr = ___ mg
8, 2 Correct Answers oral care should be performed routinely
every __ hours in individuals who are alert and every __ hours
for patients with special needs (unconscious, endotracheal tubes,
tracheostomy tubes, trauma, etc)
90 degrees Correct Answers angle for IM injection
, abdomen Correct Answers only accepted location for heparin
injections
active immunity Correct Answers - antibodies are produced in
response to an antigen
- can occur naturally via exposure to disease or via vaccination
- provides permanent immunity
adaptive immunity Correct Answers - allows the body to make
antibodies in response to a foreign organism
airborne transmission Correct Answers - small droplets
suspended in air or aerosolized by medical equipment
- precautions: N95 respirator
alternatives to restraints Correct Answers - sitter/telesitter
- move closer to nurses station
- more frequent rounds
- family
- hobbies
- reorientation
- bed alarm
ampules Correct Answers - med storage made of glass
- single dose only
- use filter needle to draw up, change needle to inject
assessment for infection Correct Answers - history of present
illness
- review of systems
> 27 gauge Correct Answers intradermal injection gauge
0.1 mL Correct Answers max volume for intradermal
injections
1 hour Correct Answers nurses can apply restraints and then
call the HCP to receive and order for them, but the HCP must
evaluate the patient within __ _____ of initiating the restraints
1 mL Correct Answers max volume for subcutaneous
injections
1-1.5 in Correct Answers needle length for IM injections
1.5 in Correct Answers needle length for ventrogluteal
injection
1/2-5/8 in Correct Answers length of needle for insulin
injection
1000 Correct Answers 1 g = ___ mg
15 Correct Answers 1 tbsp = ____ mL
15 degrees Correct Answers angle for ID injection
18 gauge Correct Answers size needle used for drawing up
medication
,2 mL Correct Answers volume of medication you can give in
an IM injection in the deltoid site
2.2 Correct Answers 1 kg = ____ lbs
21-25 gauge Correct Answers size of needle for intramuscular
injections
28-31 gauge Correct Answers needle gauge for insulin
30 Correct Answers 1 oz = ___ mL
30 minutes Correct Answers blood transfusion must start
within ___ ________ of leaving the blood bank
4 hours Correct Answers transfusion should be completed
within __ ______ from the time the blood left the blood bank
45 degrees Correct Answers angle for SQ injection (if only
able to pinch 1 in of fat)
5 Correct Answers 1 tsp = ____ mL
60 Correct Answers 1 gr = ___ mg
8, 2 Correct Answers oral care should be performed routinely
every __ hours in individuals who are alert and every __ hours
for patients with special needs (unconscious, endotracheal tubes,
tracheostomy tubes, trauma, etc)
90 degrees Correct Answers angle for IM injection
, abdomen Correct Answers only accepted location for heparin
injections
active immunity Correct Answers - antibodies are produced in
response to an antigen
- can occur naturally via exposure to disease or via vaccination
- provides permanent immunity
adaptive immunity Correct Answers - allows the body to make
antibodies in response to a foreign organism
airborne transmission Correct Answers - small droplets
suspended in air or aerosolized by medical equipment
- precautions: N95 respirator
alternatives to restraints Correct Answers - sitter/telesitter
- move closer to nurses station
- more frequent rounds
- family
- hobbies
- reorientation
- bed alarm
ampules Correct Answers - med storage made of glass
- single dose only
- use filter needle to draw up, change needle to inject
assessment for infection Correct Answers - history of present
illness
- review of systems
