HONDROS NUR 212 EXAM 2 | COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH 100%
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A reddened area of the skin that is intact and non-blanchable - (answer)Stage I pressure ulcer
Reddened, blanchable area of the skin. - (answer)Stage 0 pressure ulcer
The top layer of skin is no longer intact and there may be serous fluid at the site. - (answer)Stage
II pressure ulcer
A wound that the nurse can see muscle and bone. There may be tunneling and mining as well. -
(answer)Stage IV pressure ulcer
A wound where the nurse can see as far down as the subcutaneous issue. It may contain
tunneling and or mining. - (answer)Stage III Pressure Ulcer
What is the normal range of gastric content pH? - (answer)pH 0 - 4
What type of bath is used to reduce pain and inflammation of the perineal area? - (answer)Sitz
Bath
What are the 2 basic categories of functional ability? - (answer)ADL's and IADL's.
The nurse would check the pulse here if in a routine situation such as in a physicians office. -
(answer)Radial Pulse
What is the sequence for doffing PPE? - (answer)Gloves, goggles, gown. mask.
,Physician's order needs to include what three things? - (answer)1. The medication 2. The dose 3.
The route
A thin plastic tube through the nostril, down the esophagus, and into the stomach that a physician
or nurse inserts. Once this tube is in place, it can be used to keep the stomach and intestines
empty to heal, or to administer food and medicine to the patient - (answer)Nasogastric Tube
Who can insert a nasogastric tube? - (answer)Physician and Nurse
This diet is "pudding" consistency; includes hot cereals, mashed potatoes; certain meats,
vegetables, and pasta in a "pudding" consistency. - (answer)Pureed
This diet includes all foods except hard, sticky, crunchy foods. Includes foods such as moist
breads, well moistened cereal, tender sliced meats, baked potatoe. - (answer)Mechanical Soft
This diet includes moist and soft foods, such as cooked cereals, canned fruit (except pineapple),
and well cooked noodles in sauce. - (answer)Dysphagia advanced
What color do you expect to see when you aspirate NG tube content? - (answer)green, brown, or
tan
Immediately; takes priority - (answer)STAT
Once - (answer)ONE-TIME
As needed - (answer)PRN
Twice a day; bi daily - (answer)BID
, Three times a day; Tri daily - (answer)TID
Four times a day - (answer)QID
At bedtime; hour of sleep - (answer)HS
Before meals - (answer)AC
After meals - (answer)PC
How often the medication should be given. - (answer)Frequency
The physician should always write this out completely instead of abbreviating per Joint
Commission Standards - (answer)Frequency
If a physician gives an order verbally or over the telephone, you write it down and repeat it back;
or if the written order is illegible you contact the physician - (answer)Clarify Order
(True or False) If you did not prepare the medication, you cannot administer it to the patient? -
(answer)True
(True or False) You do not transport or accept a container / syringe that is unlabeled. -
(answer)True
(True or False) You should make sure the patient receives the medication on time, even if you
skip a couple of safety protocols. - (answer)False
(True or False) You can chart the medication before you give it to the patient. - (answer)False
RATED EXPERT SOLUTIONS |2026 LATEST UPDATED
A reddened area of the skin that is intact and non-blanchable - (answer)Stage I pressure ulcer
Reddened, blanchable area of the skin. - (answer)Stage 0 pressure ulcer
The top layer of skin is no longer intact and there may be serous fluid at the site. - (answer)Stage
II pressure ulcer
A wound that the nurse can see muscle and bone. There may be tunneling and mining as well. -
(answer)Stage IV pressure ulcer
A wound where the nurse can see as far down as the subcutaneous issue. It may contain
tunneling and or mining. - (answer)Stage III Pressure Ulcer
What is the normal range of gastric content pH? - (answer)pH 0 - 4
What type of bath is used to reduce pain and inflammation of the perineal area? - (answer)Sitz
Bath
What are the 2 basic categories of functional ability? - (answer)ADL's and IADL's.
The nurse would check the pulse here if in a routine situation such as in a physicians office. -
(answer)Radial Pulse
What is the sequence for doffing PPE? - (answer)Gloves, goggles, gown. mask.
,Physician's order needs to include what three things? - (answer)1. The medication 2. The dose 3.
The route
A thin plastic tube through the nostril, down the esophagus, and into the stomach that a physician
or nurse inserts. Once this tube is in place, it can be used to keep the stomach and intestines
empty to heal, or to administer food and medicine to the patient - (answer)Nasogastric Tube
Who can insert a nasogastric tube? - (answer)Physician and Nurse
This diet is "pudding" consistency; includes hot cereals, mashed potatoes; certain meats,
vegetables, and pasta in a "pudding" consistency. - (answer)Pureed
This diet includes all foods except hard, sticky, crunchy foods. Includes foods such as moist
breads, well moistened cereal, tender sliced meats, baked potatoe. - (answer)Mechanical Soft
This diet includes moist and soft foods, such as cooked cereals, canned fruit (except pineapple),
and well cooked noodles in sauce. - (answer)Dysphagia advanced
What color do you expect to see when you aspirate NG tube content? - (answer)green, brown, or
tan
Immediately; takes priority - (answer)STAT
Once - (answer)ONE-TIME
As needed - (answer)PRN
Twice a day; bi daily - (answer)BID
, Three times a day; Tri daily - (answer)TID
Four times a day - (answer)QID
At bedtime; hour of sleep - (answer)HS
Before meals - (answer)AC
After meals - (answer)PC
How often the medication should be given. - (answer)Frequency
The physician should always write this out completely instead of abbreviating per Joint
Commission Standards - (answer)Frequency
If a physician gives an order verbally or over the telephone, you write it down and repeat it back;
or if the written order is illegible you contact the physician - (answer)Clarify Order
(True or False) If you did not prepare the medication, you cannot administer it to the patient? -
(answer)True
(True or False) You do not transport or accept a container / syringe that is unlabeled. -
(answer)True
(True or False) You should make sure the patient receives the medication on time, even if you
skip a couple of safety protocols. - (answer)False
(True or False) You can chart the medication before you give it to the patient. - (answer)False
