Nurc 1102 Final Test Questions and
Answers75
decreased blood pressure with an increased pulse rate at the same time is classic sign of -
ANSWERS-hemorrhage
why is it important to record first void post op? - ANSWERS-anesthesia stops all things, including
peristalsis, so BM is good sign of waking back up
pallor and coolness at the IV site is sign of - ANSWERS-blood being cut off
swelling, pitting edema, pain, pallor, etc. are signs of __ at IV site - ANSWERS-infiltration
Raising the HOB post-op helps with - ANSWERS-lung expansion, drooling
Positioning pt. on side post-op helps with: - ANSWERS-drooling, nausea, vomitting
Leg exercises should be done every __ hours to promote blood flow and prevent blood clots in
post-op pt. - ANSWERS-2
What are signs of phlebitis - ANSWERS-skin over the vein is painful, hot and red
In wound care you should observe __, __ and provide __ as ordered - ANSWERS-dressing,
incision, dressing changes
,Liquid diets are given right after post-op in case of - ANSWERS-vomiting or digestion problems
from anesthesia
Sequential Compression Device (SCD) are wrapped around calf and provide intermittent
pumping to help: - ANSWERS-keep blood flowing and prevent blood clots
You can't use an SCD if: - ANSWERS-open lesions; recent skin grafts; or decreased circulation in
lower extremities
Unlicensed individuals trained to function in assistive role to the licensed RN in the provision of
client care activities as delegated by the nurse - ANSWERS-Nurse Assistant (or UAP)
Examples of work ethics (list 3) - ANSWERS-understand job and responsibilities; be familiar with
personnel and procedures; be on time; practice good health and hygiene; follow facility's dress
code; treat ppl w respect; help others willingly; don't discuss personal problems with pts
What are the minimum number of hours of training you need to be an NA (according to OBRA)?
- ANSWERS-75
Role of NA (list 3) - ANSWERS-collect information (eyes, ears, nose); determine presence of a
problem; identify proper strategies with RN; perform delegated nursing care; document nursing
care provided
__ look at the problem; __ look at how the pt responds to problem - ANSWERS-doctor; nurse
Role of Nurse (list 3) - ANSWERS-assess to determine problems/needs; form nursing diagnosis;
plan nursing care; provide or delegate nursing care; evaluate response
NA observes with all senses but: - ANSWERS-taste
,What are the 5 rights of delegation? - ANSWERS-task; circumstance; person; directions and
communication; supervision
What are 4 communication barriers? - ANSWERS-background and culture; mixed messages;
tone of voice/word choice; poor listening skills
List 3 ways to improve listening skills: - ANSWERS-maintain eye contact; give full attention; avoid
distractions; focus on content of message; hear other person out; avoid jumping in with your
reply
List 3 ways to confront strategies with co-workers: - ANSWERS-deal directly with other person
involved; avoid getting others involved; find a private place to talk; use I message; allow enough
time for discussion; listen to other person; be prepared to look at different solutions; find a
solution agreeable to both
What is an example of an "I" message? - ANSWERS-Instead of saying YOU always do this, say I
am getting behind because I am having trouble finding what I need...
Anyone who reads your charting should be able to tell what 3 things? - ANSWERS-what you did;
what you observed; pt's response
What act ensures privacy of our healthcare information? - ANSWERS-HIPAA (Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act of 1996)
Inflammation of the liver resulting from viral agents, bacterial agents, or exposure to hepatoxins
or drugs such as carbon tetrachloride or acetaminophen - ANSWERS-hepatitis (virus)
There is no vaccine for Hepatitis __ - ANSWERS-C
, These 2 forms of hepatitis are contracted from bodily fluids - ANSWERS-B & C
Recovery is usually complete with hepatitis __ - ANSWERS-A
There's an 85% chance you'll recover and 15% chance you'll be a carrier with hepatitis __ -
ANSWERS-B
There's an 15% chance you'll recover and 85% chance you'll be a carrier with hepatitis __ -
ANSWERS-C
Hepatitis __ is most common blood-borne infection in the U.S. - ANSWERS-C
flu-like symptoms, headaches, fever, dark urine, jaundice are signs of hepatitis __ - ANSWERS-A
rash, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, weakness are signs of hepatitis __ and __ - ANSWERS-B &
C
treating symptoms (fatigue, pain), preventing transmission of the disease, and vaccinations are
the treatment plans for __ - ANSWERS-hepatitis
__ is the causative agent for AIDS - ANSWERS-HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)
What are symptoms of HIV? - ANSWERS-flu-like
an acid fast bacillus that is spread through the air causes __ - ANSWERS-tuberculosis (TB)
TB is spread by __ - ANSWERS-airborne
Answers75
decreased blood pressure with an increased pulse rate at the same time is classic sign of -
ANSWERS-hemorrhage
why is it important to record first void post op? - ANSWERS-anesthesia stops all things, including
peristalsis, so BM is good sign of waking back up
pallor and coolness at the IV site is sign of - ANSWERS-blood being cut off
swelling, pitting edema, pain, pallor, etc. are signs of __ at IV site - ANSWERS-infiltration
Raising the HOB post-op helps with - ANSWERS-lung expansion, drooling
Positioning pt. on side post-op helps with: - ANSWERS-drooling, nausea, vomitting
Leg exercises should be done every __ hours to promote blood flow and prevent blood clots in
post-op pt. - ANSWERS-2
What are signs of phlebitis - ANSWERS-skin over the vein is painful, hot and red
In wound care you should observe __, __ and provide __ as ordered - ANSWERS-dressing,
incision, dressing changes
,Liquid diets are given right after post-op in case of - ANSWERS-vomiting or digestion problems
from anesthesia
Sequential Compression Device (SCD) are wrapped around calf and provide intermittent
pumping to help: - ANSWERS-keep blood flowing and prevent blood clots
You can't use an SCD if: - ANSWERS-open lesions; recent skin grafts; or decreased circulation in
lower extremities
Unlicensed individuals trained to function in assistive role to the licensed RN in the provision of
client care activities as delegated by the nurse - ANSWERS-Nurse Assistant (or UAP)
Examples of work ethics (list 3) - ANSWERS-understand job and responsibilities; be familiar with
personnel and procedures; be on time; practice good health and hygiene; follow facility's dress
code; treat ppl w respect; help others willingly; don't discuss personal problems with pts
What are the minimum number of hours of training you need to be an NA (according to OBRA)?
- ANSWERS-75
Role of NA (list 3) - ANSWERS-collect information (eyes, ears, nose); determine presence of a
problem; identify proper strategies with RN; perform delegated nursing care; document nursing
care provided
__ look at the problem; __ look at how the pt responds to problem - ANSWERS-doctor; nurse
Role of Nurse (list 3) - ANSWERS-assess to determine problems/needs; form nursing diagnosis;
plan nursing care; provide or delegate nursing care; evaluate response
NA observes with all senses but: - ANSWERS-taste
,What are the 5 rights of delegation? - ANSWERS-task; circumstance; person; directions and
communication; supervision
What are 4 communication barriers? - ANSWERS-background and culture; mixed messages;
tone of voice/word choice; poor listening skills
List 3 ways to improve listening skills: - ANSWERS-maintain eye contact; give full attention; avoid
distractions; focus on content of message; hear other person out; avoid jumping in with your
reply
List 3 ways to confront strategies with co-workers: - ANSWERS-deal directly with other person
involved; avoid getting others involved; find a private place to talk; use I message; allow enough
time for discussion; listen to other person; be prepared to look at different solutions; find a
solution agreeable to both
What is an example of an "I" message? - ANSWERS-Instead of saying YOU always do this, say I
am getting behind because I am having trouble finding what I need...
Anyone who reads your charting should be able to tell what 3 things? - ANSWERS-what you did;
what you observed; pt's response
What act ensures privacy of our healthcare information? - ANSWERS-HIPAA (Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act of 1996)
Inflammation of the liver resulting from viral agents, bacterial agents, or exposure to hepatoxins
or drugs such as carbon tetrachloride or acetaminophen - ANSWERS-hepatitis (virus)
There is no vaccine for Hepatitis __ - ANSWERS-C
, These 2 forms of hepatitis are contracted from bodily fluids - ANSWERS-B & C
Recovery is usually complete with hepatitis __ - ANSWERS-A
There's an 85% chance you'll recover and 15% chance you'll be a carrier with hepatitis __ -
ANSWERS-B
There's an 15% chance you'll recover and 85% chance you'll be a carrier with hepatitis __ -
ANSWERS-C
Hepatitis __ is most common blood-borne infection in the U.S. - ANSWERS-C
flu-like symptoms, headaches, fever, dark urine, jaundice are signs of hepatitis __ - ANSWERS-A
rash, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, weakness are signs of hepatitis __ and __ - ANSWERS-B &
C
treating symptoms (fatigue, pain), preventing transmission of the disease, and vaccinations are
the treatment plans for __ - ANSWERS-hepatitis
__ is the causative agent for AIDS - ANSWERS-HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)
What are symptoms of HIV? - ANSWERS-flu-like
an acid fast bacillus that is spread through the air causes __ - ANSWERS-tuberculosis (TB)
TB is spread by __ - ANSWERS-airborne
