relias onc rn a questions with accurate answers
*****NSAIDs taken with warfarin can cause liver toxicity.
NSAIDS decrease the effects of warfarin.
NSAIDS increase renal clearance of warfarin.
YES......NSAIDs increase the effects of warfarin. Ans✓✓✓ What is the
danger of taking NSAIDs with warfarin?
****8 to 12 weeks
8 to 12 months
YES....3 to 5 months
*****3 to 5 weeks Ans✓✓✓ How long after initiation of tumor
treating fields (TTFields) is a response typically observed on a
radiographic evaluation?
15 minutes
30 minutes
YES.....4 hours
***2 hours Ans✓✓✓ Your patient has been ordered a blood
transfusion. What is the recommended transfusion time for a unit of
blood?
15 year old non-Hispanic white male Ans✓✓✓ Which of the following
patients is most likely to have Ewing sarcoma?
, 2,000 Ans✓✓✓ A patient weighting 220 lbs is ordered to receive IV
heparin 20 units/kg/hour. How many units should he receive each hour?
6 months Ans✓✓✓ To qualify for general hospice care, a patient's
terminal prognosis must be NO LONGER than what timespan?
A clinician will make a thorough assessment before pronouncing death
Ans✓✓✓ Your patient's family wants to know how you will make
certain that their loved one is really dead. What is the BEST way to
respond?
A hospital-wide in-service training on strategies to improve the patient
experience
YES.....Obtaining payment for provided healthcare services
****When requested by a family member with proof of identity
A research project conducted by nursing students to study medication
regimens Ans✓✓✓ In which of the following instances is disclosure of
patient health information permitted without patient authorization?
Acknowledge that hair loss is visible to others and can attract unwanted
attention, which can be difficult to cope with Ans✓✓✓ You are
speaking with a patient experiencing hair loss after chemotherapy. She
tells you she does not go out of the house unless it is absolutely
*****NSAIDs taken with warfarin can cause liver toxicity.
NSAIDS decrease the effects of warfarin.
NSAIDS increase renal clearance of warfarin.
YES......NSAIDs increase the effects of warfarin. Ans✓✓✓ What is the
danger of taking NSAIDs with warfarin?
****8 to 12 weeks
8 to 12 months
YES....3 to 5 months
*****3 to 5 weeks Ans✓✓✓ How long after initiation of tumor
treating fields (TTFields) is a response typically observed on a
radiographic evaluation?
15 minutes
30 minutes
YES.....4 hours
***2 hours Ans✓✓✓ Your patient has been ordered a blood
transfusion. What is the recommended transfusion time for a unit of
blood?
15 year old non-Hispanic white male Ans✓✓✓ Which of the following
patients is most likely to have Ewing sarcoma?
, 2,000 Ans✓✓✓ A patient weighting 220 lbs is ordered to receive IV
heparin 20 units/kg/hour. How many units should he receive each hour?
6 months Ans✓✓✓ To qualify for general hospice care, a patient's
terminal prognosis must be NO LONGER than what timespan?
A clinician will make a thorough assessment before pronouncing death
Ans✓✓✓ Your patient's family wants to know how you will make
certain that their loved one is really dead. What is the BEST way to
respond?
A hospital-wide in-service training on strategies to improve the patient
experience
YES.....Obtaining payment for provided healthcare services
****When requested by a family member with proof of identity
A research project conducted by nursing students to study medication
regimens Ans✓✓✓ In which of the following instances is disclosure of
patient health information permitted without patient authorization?
Acknowledge that hair loss is visible to others and can attract unwanted
attention, which can be difficult to cope with Ans✓✓✓ You are
speaking with a patient experiencing hair loss after chemotherapy. She
tells you she does not go out of the house unless it is absolutely
