NSGA 142 Exam 3 – Questions With Verified
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Why is adequate intake important? prevents stasis of urine
flushes the urinary tract
prevents skin breakdown
What is fluid intake? all oral fluids that are liquid at room temp
eg. (IV fluid, IV flushes, IV meds, enteral feedings,
beverages)
Should NPO patients have any oral No
intake?
What measurement do nurses Milliliters
document for I&O? (must convert ounces, tsp, tbs, etc to mL)
,What is fluid output? all liquids - urine, blood, emesis (vomit), diarrhea,
wound drainage, etc...)
What can we measure output with? Bedpan, commode, collection into bag/container
What are things we can observe with Urine color, odor, how much there is, etc...
output?
Fluids considered for input Water, soups, IV fluids, tube feedings, liquid meds
Ice chips documented as half the given volume
A client drinks 6 ounces of orange Answer: C. 180 mL (1 oz = 30 mL → 6 × 30 = 180 mL)
juice for breakfast. How many milliliters
should the nurse document as intake?
A. 120 mL
B. 150 mL
C. 180 mL
D. 200 mL
A patient is given 200 mL of ice chips. Answer: A. 100 mL (ice chips are counted as half their
How much fluid intake should the volume once melted)
nurse record?
A. 100 mL
B. 150 mL
C. 200 mL
D. 250 mL
The nurse administers a bolus tube Answer: B. 300 mL (240 + 60 = 300 mL)
feeding of 240 mL and flushes the tube
with 60 mL of water. What total intake
should be documented?
A. 240 mL
B. 300 mL
C. 280 mL
D. 260 mL
, During the shift, the client has: 505 mL
4 ounces of tea Tea = 4 oz × 30 = 120 mL
½ cup of gelatin Gelatin = ½ cup (240 ÷ 2) = 120 mL
3 teaspoons of liquid medication Medication = 3 tsp × 5 = 15 mL
250 mL IV fluid IV fluid = 250 mL
What is the total intake? Total = 505 mL
A patient drinks: Coffee = 6 × 30 = 180 mL
6 oz of coffee Gelatin = ½ cup = 120 mL
½ cup of gelatin Cough syrup = 2 × 5 = 10 mL
2 tsp cough syrup Total = 310 mL
How much total intake should the
nurse document?
During a 12-hour shift, a patient has: Answer:
Urine: 850 mL 850 + 200 + 75 = 1,125 mL
Emesis: 200 mL
Wound drain: 75 mL
What is the total output?
Over 8 hours, a child has: Answer:
2 wet diapers weighing 40 g and 55 g Diapers: 40 g + 55 g = 95 g → 95 mL (1 g = 1 mL)
more than dry diapers Emesis = 120 mL
Emesis: 120 mL Stool = 90 mL
Stool (liquid): 90 mL Total = 305 mL
What is the total output?
During a shift, the nurse records: Emesis = 6 oz × 30 mL = 180 mL
Emesis: 6 ounces Urine = 3 cups × 240 mL = 720 mL
Urine: 3 cups Drainage = 10 tsp × 5 mL = 50 mL
Drainage from wound vac: 10 Then add
teaspoons 180 + 720 + 50 = 950 mL
What is the total output in milliliters
(mL)?
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Terms in this set (125)
Why is adequate intake important? prevents stasis of urine
flushes the urinary tract
prevents skin breakdown
What is fluid intake? all oral fluids that are liquid at room temp
eg. (IV fluid, IV flushes, IV meds, enteral feedings,
beverages)
Should NPO patients have any oral No
intake?
What measurement do nurses Milliliters
document for I&O? (must convert ounces, tsp, tbs, etc to mL)
,What is fluid output? all liquids - urine, blood, emesis (vomit), diarrhea,
wound drainage, etc...)
What can we measure output with? Bedpan, commode, collection into bag/container
What are things we can observe with Urine color, odor, how much there is, etc...
output?
Fluids considered for input Water, soups, IV fluids, tube feedings, liquid meds
Ice chips documented as half the given volume
A client drinks 6 ounces of orange Answer: C. 180 mL (1 oz = 30 mL → 6 × 30 = 180 mL)
juice for breakfast. How many milliliters
should the nurse document as intake?
A. 120 mL
B. 150 mL
C. 180 mL
D. 200 mL
A patient is given 200 mL of ice chips. Answer: A. 100 mL (ice chips are counted as half their
How much fluid intake should the volume once melted)
nurse record?
A. 100 mL
B. 150 mL
C. 200 mL
D. 250 mL
The nurse administers a bolus tube Answer: B. 300 mL (240 + 60 = 300 mL)
feeding of 240 mL and flushes the tube
with 60 mL of water. What total intake
should be documented?
A. 240 mL
B. 300 mL
C. 280 mL
D. 260 mL
, During the shift, the client has: 505 mL
4 ounces of tea Tea = 4 oz × 30 = 120 mL
½ cup of gelatin Gelatin = ½ cup (240 ÷ 2) = 120 mL
3 teaspoons of liquid medication Medication = 3 tsp × 5 = 15 mL
250 mL IV fluid IV fluid = 250 mL
What is the total intake? Total = 505 mL
A patient drinks: Coffee = 6 × 30 = 180 mL
6 oz of coffee Gelatin = ½ cup = 120 mL
½ cup of gelatin Cough syrup = 2 × 5 = 10 mL
2 tsp cough syrup Total = 310 mL
How much total intake should the
nurse document?
During a 12-hour shift, a patient has: Answer:
Urine: 850 mL 850 + 200 + 75 = 1,125 mL
Emesis: 200 mL
Wound drain: 75 mL
What is the total output?
Over 8 hours, a child has: Answer:
2 wet diapers weighing 40 g and 55 g Diapers: 40 g + 55 g = 95 g → 95 mL (1 g = 1 mL)
more than dry diapers Emesis = 120 mL
Emesis: 120 mL Stool = 90 mL
Stool (liquid): 90 mL Total = 305 mL
What is the total output?
During a shift, the nurse records: Emesis = 6 oz × 30 mL = 180 mL
Emesis: 6 ounces Urine = 3 cups × 240 mL = 720 mL
Urine: 3 cups Drainage = 10 tsp × 5 mL = 50 mL
Drainage from wound vac: 10 Then add
teaspoons 180 + 720 + 50 = 950 mL
What is the total output in milliliters
(mL)?
