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SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. When writing a prescription order, what
should be included?
A. Patient's name
B. Prescriber's signature
C. Drug name
D. Chemical name of drug
E. Restrictions -ANSWER-A, B, C
Parts of medication order:
- patient name
- date & time written
- name of drug
- dose of drug
- route of administration
- frequency
- prescriber's signature
,A nurse is assigned to a 3 y/o terminal patient who has days to live.
What interventions should the nurse do for the dying experience?
A. Give the family a pamphlet of funeral homes and their prices
B. Give the family space and only talk to them if necessary
C. Crack jokes about kicking the bucket to lift their spirits
D. Encourage the family to participate in physical care such as assisting
with bathing or reading to the patient -ANSWER-D. Encourage the
family to participate in physical care such as assisting with bathing or
reading to the patient.
Essentially try to make the patient and family feel cared for and
comfortable.
What would be a treatment goal for a patient who complains of pain, is
diaphoretic and irritable, and cannot sleep?
A. Give them sedatives
B. Tickle them to distract them
,C. Tell them its ok to cry
D. Provide non-pharm interventions -ANSWER-D. Provide non-pharm
interventions
These can include:
- hypnosis
- guided imagery
- massage
- acupuncture
- diversion
-heat/cold application
Even though diversion is distracting, tickling may exacerbate conditions
of pain
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. A patient with pleural effusion or deteriorating
blood O2 levels would exhibit which signs if distress?
A. Dyspnea
B. Anger
C. Anxiety
D. Helplessness
E. Coughing -ANSWER-A, C, D
They are physical & psychological responses to respiratory distress
, A nurse advocating for her patient experiencing constipation would do
which of the following?
A. Provide the patient with their favorite alcoholic drink
B. Talk to their provider about giving them laxatives since they already
have adequate fluid
C. Sneak them in some candy
D. Refer them to a GI doctor -ANSWER-B. Talk to their provider about
giving them laxatives since they already have adequate fluid
Treatments include:
- increase food/fluids
- increase activity
- fiber (if adequate fluid) or laxatives
- watch for fecal impaction
A patient is hospitalized due to poor nutritional intake. The nurse would
apply all of the following interventions EXCEPT: