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2026/2027
How does the nurse remove sutures? - ANSWER-Pulls knot up with forceps ad
cuts opposite side of loop nearest to the skin
Possible side effects of upper procedure excludes - ANSWER-Kidney damage
correct way to remove intermittent sutures - ANSWER-pull with forceps and cut
opposite loop nearest to the skin
what is true about critical thinking in nursing? - ANSWER-It involves purposeful
outcomes directed thinking
Patient has R arm in cast, what symptoms would NOT lead the nurse to ax for
compartment syndrome? - ANSWER-Mild pain
When ax IV rate, IV is not dripping and IC clamp is open, what should the nurse
ax? - ANSWER-AX the IV site
, What manifestation indicates internal bleeding? - ANSWER-A drop in BP and an
increase in HR
Patient back from surgery 7 hrs ago, and unable to void, what is this cause by? -
ANSWER-Anesthetics and analgesics
Client is being admitted, RN too busy for ax, RN tells LPN to care for patient until
RN can see patient, what function is in scope of practice for LPN? - ANSWER-
LPN can gather data
Client admitted with large sacral ulcer, wound care protocol x2 a day, what would
be a statement on the plan of care that would address the implementation phase for
the care of this pt? - ANSWER-turn patient every 2 hrs
Client admitted for diabetes, LPN understands the nursing process begins when? -
ANSWER-The client enters the healthcare system
Nurse devolving care plan for pt, what problem would be a top priority? -
ANSWER-Ineffective breathing patterns
The nursing student says to instructior" how will critical thinking benefit me as a
nurse?" - ANSWER-Acquired critical thinking skills will help u be more efficient
and effective at solving problems
Admitted new pt to unit, open sore on leg, what test would be ordered? -
ANSWER-Culture and sensitivity
What would be a mechanical defence mechanism? - ANSWER-coughing