PACU Exam Questions and Answers with
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If giving your pt sucs, what must check your twitches
you
do prior to giving 2nd dose/another
paralytic
what is the best way to avoid a PE SCD's
what is the first thing you must do stabilization
in
PACU
informed consent process by which fully informed
pt/guardian can
participate in choices about their
healthcare
what aana standard is regarding standard II
informed consent
what are 2 types of liability that common law battery
come from non informed consent negligent failure to warn
what is common law battery preforming a procedure w.o consent, even
if it was
done w.o negligence
, what is negligent failure to warn failure to warn pt of risk or to offer other
options to
treatment
what issues are discussed in general nature of contemplated procedure
informed consent risk involved
prospects of success
alternative methods of treatment
what are pts hearing when giving hear more of how you are saying things vs
informed consent what
you are saying
what should you not say during don't make statements you can't keep
consent like saying no awareness
don't makes statements know to be untrue
avoid omissions
ALL TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITY
obstacles to consent limited intelligence
depressed LOC
language barriers
religious refusals/limitations
premeds
stress
pt immaturity/senility
what are acceptable ways to persuasion
influence consent stating there may be more risk in doing
things in a
way they want vs a way I know is safer
Verified Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
If giving your pt sucs, what must check your twitches
you
do prior to giving 2nd dose/another
paralytic
what is the best way to avoid a PE SCD's
what is the first thing you must do stabilization
in
PACU
informed consent process by which fully informed
pt/guardian can
participate in choices about their
healthcare
what aana standard is regarding standard II
informed consent
what are 2 types of liability that common law battery
come from non informed consent negligent failure to warn
what is common law battery preforming a procedure w.o consent, even
if it was
done w.o negligence
, what is negligent failure to warn failure to warn pt of risk or to offer other
options to
treatment
what issues are discussed in general nature of contemplated procedure
informed consent risk involved
prospects of success
alternative methods of treatment
what are pts hearing when giving hear more of how you are saying things vs
informed consent what
you are saying
what should you not say during don't make statements you can't keep
consent like saying no awareness
don't makes statements know to be untrue
avoid omissions
ALL TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITY
obstacles to consent limited intelligence
depressed LOC
language barriers
religious refusals/limitations
premeds
stress
pt immaturity/senility
what are acceptable ways to persuasion
influence consent stating there may be more risk in doing
things in a
way they want vs a way I know is safer
