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1. TheKLnurseKLisKLcaringKLforKLfourKLclientsKLonKLaKLmedical–
surgicalKLunit.KLWhichKLclientKLshouldKLtheKLnurseKLseeKLinitially?

1.KLAKLclientKLadmittedKLwithKLhepatitisKLAKLwhoKLhasKLhadKLsevereKLdiarrheaKLforKLtheKLlastKL24KLhours

2. AKLclientKLadmittedKLwithKLpneumoniaKLwhoKLisKLhasKLsmallKLamountsKLofKLyellowKLproductiveKLsputum

3. AKLclientKLadmittedKLwithKLfeverKLofKLunknownKLoriginKL(FUO)KLwhoKLhasKLbeenKLwithoutKLfeverKLforKLtheKLlastKL48K
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4. AKLclientKLadmittedKLwithKLaKLwoundKLinfectionKLwhoseKLWBCKLisKL8,

500KLmm3KLAnswer:KL1

Rationale:KLTheKLnurseKLmustKLdecideKLwhichKLclientKLshouldKLbeKLseenKLonKLtheKLinitialKLroundsKLofKLtheKLday.KLTheK
LnurseKLmustKLrememberKLthatKLtheKLfirstKLclientKLtoKLbeKLseenKLshouldKLbeKLtheKLclientKLwhoKLneedsKLtheKLattentionKLo

fKLtheKLnurseKLinitially.KLAKLclientKLwithKLhepatitisKLAKLdoesKLexperienceKLdiarrhea,KLbutKLdiarrheaKLforKLtheKLlastKL24KL
hoursKLcouldKLcauseKLtheKLclientKLtoKLhaveKLaKLproblemKLwithKLdehydrationKLandKLexperienceKLaKLstateKLofKLfluidKLvol
umeKLdeficit.

CognitiveKLLevel:KLApplication

ClientKLNeeds:KLSafe,KLEffectiveKLCareKLEnvironmentKLNursingKLProcess:KLPlanning



2.KLTheKLnurseKLisKLpreparingKLtoKLadministerKLinfluenzaKLvaccinesKLtoKLaKLmassKLdrive-
throughKLclinic.KLWhichKLstatementKLbyKLaKLclientKLwouldKLindicateKLfurtherKLquestioningKLpriorKLtoKLgivingKLtheKLcli
entKLtheKLinfluenzaKLvaccine?

1. ―IKLamKLallergicKLtoKLhorseKLhair.‖

2. ―IKLtryKLtoKLgetKLmyKLvaccineKLeveryKLyear.‖

3. ―IKLamKLnotKLallergicKLtoKLanythingKLexceptKLeggs.‖

4. ―MyKLhusbandKLhadKLaKLsevereKLallergicKLreactionKLafterKLheKLreceivedKLhisKLinfluenzaKLvaccine.‖

Answer:KL3

Rationale:KLInfluenzaKLvaccinesKLareKLrecommendedKLforKLpersonKLatKLhighKLriskKLforKLseriousKLsequelaeKLofKLinfluen
za.KLTheKLnurseKLshouldKLbeKLawareKLthatKLclientKLwithKLaKLsensitivityKLtoKLeggsKLshouldKLnotKLreceiveKLtheKLvaccine.KL
VaccinesKLpreparedKLfromKLchickenKLorKLduckKLembryosKLareKLcontraindicatedKLinKLclientsKLwhoKLareKLallergicKLtoKLeg
gs.

CognitiveKLLevel:KLApplication

ClientKLNeeds:KLSafe,KLEffectiveKLCareKLEnvironmentKLNursingKLProcess:KLAssessment




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,3.KLTheKLnurseKLisKLcaringKLforKLfourKLclientsKLonKLaKLmedical–
surgicalKLunit.KLTheKLsecretaryKLgivesKLtheKLnurseKLtheKLmorningKLlabs.KLWhichKLofKLtheKLfollowingKLlabsKLwouldKLreq
uireKLthatKLtheKLnurseKLcallKLtheKLphysicianKLandKLinformKLtheKLhealthcareKLproviderKLaboutKLtheKLclient‘sKLabnormaliti
es?

1. WBCKL14,600KLmm3

2. SerumKLproteinKL6.9KLg/dL

3. IKL&KLDKL(incisionKLandKLdrainage)KLshowingKLnoKLgrowthKLforKLtheKLlastKL24KLhours

4. AlbuminKL4.2KLg/dL

Answer:KL1

Rationale:KLWhenKLtheKLnurseKLisKLcaringKLforKLseveralKLclients,KLallKLofKLtheKLlabsKLshouldKLbeKLcheckedKLfrequentlyK
LthroughoutKLtheKLshiftKLtoKLassessKLforKLanyKLabnormalities.KLTheKLWBCKLinKLoptionKL1KLisKLabnormal.KL(NormalKLW

BCKL4,000–
10,000KLmm3.)KLAllKLofKLtheKLotherKLlabKLresultsKLareKLwithinKLacceptableKLrange;KLtherefore,KLtheKLresultsKLshouldKLn
otKLbeKLcalledKLinKLtoKLtheKLphysician.

CognitiveKLLevel:KLApplicationKLClientKLNeeds:KLPhysiologicKLIntegrityKLNursingKLProcess:KLAssessment



4.KLTheKLnurseKLisKLorientingKLaKLnewKLgraduate.KLTheKLnurseKLisKLreinforcingKLtheKLimportanceKLofKLstandardKLprecauti
ons.KLWhichKLofKLtheKLfollowingKLobservationsKLbyKLtheKLnurseKLwouldKLrequireKLfurtherKLeducationKLregardingKLstan
dardKLprecautions?

1. TheKLgraduateKLnurseKLunderstandsKLtoKLwashKLhandsKLwhenKLenteringKLandKLexitingKLtheKLclient‘sKLroom.

2. TheKLgraduateKLnurseKLwearsKLglovesKLwhenKLservingKLbreakfastKLtraysKLtoKLvariousKLclients.

3. TheKLgraduateKLnurseKLwearsKLaKLgown,KLgloves,KLandKLgogglesKLwhenKLsuctioningKLaKLclient.

4. TheKLgraduateKLnurseKLleavesKLallKLsuppliesKLinKLtheKLroomKLofKLaKLclientKLwhoKLisKLinKLcontactKLisolation.

Answer:KL2

Rationale:KLTheKLnurseKLmustKLhaveKLanKLunderstandingKLofKLstandardKLprecautions.KLPreventionKLisKLtheKLmostKLimp
ortantKLmeasureKLtoKLpreventKLnosocomialKLinfections.KLStandardKLprecautionsKLwereKLpublishedKLinKL1996KLthatKLpro
videKLguidelinesKLforKLtheKLhandlingKLofKLbloodKLandKLotherKLbodyKLfluids.KLTheseKLguidelinesKLareKLusedKLwithKLallKLc
lients,KLregardlessKLofKLwhetherKLtheyKLhaveKLaKLknownKLinfectiousKLdisease.KLStandardKLprecautionsKLareKLusedKLbyKL
allKLhealthcareKLworkersKLwhoKLhaveKLdirectKLcontactKLwithKLclientsKLorKLwithKLtheirKLbodyKLfluids.KLItKLisKLnotKLneces
saryKLforKLtheKLnurseKLtoKLwearKLglovesKLwhileKLdeliveringKLfoodKLtraysKLtoKLtheKLclient,KLbecauseKLthereKLisKLnotKLcon
tactKLwithKLtheKLclient.

CognitiveKLLevel:KLApplication

ClientKLNeeds:KLSafe,KLEffectiveKLCareKLEnvironmentKLNursingKLProcess:KLEvaluation



5. TheKLadmittingKLdepartmentKLalertsKLtheKLnurseKLonKLaKLmedical–
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, surgicalKLunitKLthatKLaKLclientKLwithKLactiveKLtuberculosisKL(TB)KLis
beingKLadmittedKLtoKLtheKLunit.KLWhichKLtypeKLofKLisolationKLisKLappropriateKLbasedKLonKLtheKLclient‘sKLdiagnosis?

1. StandardKLprecautions

2. AirborneKLprecautions




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