NUR 310: Exam 2 safety Questions With Complete Solutions
________ and __________ are the two leading causes of death
on young adults. Correct Answer mother vehicle crashes and
suicide
__________ and __________ are the two leading causes of
death in adolescents. Correct Answer suicide and homicide
__________ are the most common cause of death in middle-
aged adults. Correct Answer moter vehicle crashes
__________ is the leading cause of death in school-aged
children. Correct Answer accidental injury (car wrecks,
drowning, fires, firearms)
__________ is the universal antidote in most situations. Correct
Answer water
___________ are the leading cause of death in newborns.
Correct Answer accidents such as burns, choking, vehicle crash,
falls, and poisoning
Active devices Correct Answer requires nurse to activate safety
feature
Buccal meds Correct Answer not to be chewed or swallowed,
but dissolved between teeth and inner cheek cavity
Controlled substances are: Correct Answer kept under lock,
require special inventory forms, has certain documentation
, requirements, has certain discarding procedures, and requires an
end-of-shift count
For hazardous material protocols, what are the steps one should
follow? Correct Answer 1. protect self and avoid contact
2. approach scene with caution
3. contain in one place
4. decontaminate as much as possible at/close to scene
How far should the suppository be administered into the vaginal
canal? Correct Answer 3-4 inches
If two inhaled medications are ordered, what comes first,
corticosteriod or bronchodilator? Correct Answer
bronchodilator (B before C)
Least to most restrictive restraints: Correct Answer 1. side rails
2. mitts
3) soft limb wrist
4) vest
5) 4 point soft hard limb- velcro or leather
PASS Correct Answer pull, aim, squeeze, sweep
Passive devices Correct Answer retracts immediately
PRN order Correct Answer only given when a specified
condition is present
RACE Correct Answer rescue, activate, confine, extinguish
________ and __________ are the two leading causes of death
on young adults. Correct Answer mother vehicle crashes and
suicide
__________ and __________ are the two leading causes of
death in adolescents. Correct Answer suicide and homicide
__________ are the most common cause of death in middle-
aged adults. Correct Answer moter vehicle crashes
__________ is the leading cause of death in school-aged
children. Correct Answer accidental injury (car wrecks,
drowning, fires, firearms)
__________ is the universal antidote in most situations. Correct
Answer water
___________ are the leading cause of death in newborns.
Correct Answer accidents such as burns, choking, vehicle crash,
falls, and poisoning
Active devices Correct Answer requires nurse to activate safety
feature
Buccal meds Correct Answer not to be chewed or swallowed,
but dissolved between teeth and inner cheek cavity
Controlled substances are: Correct Answer kept under lock,
require special inventory forms, has certain documentation
, requirements, has certain discarding procedures, and requires an
end-of-shift count
For hazardous material protocols, what are the steps one should
follow? Correct Answer 1. protect self and avoid contact
2. approach scene with caution
3. contain in one place
4. decontaminate as much as possible at/close to scene
How far should the suppository be administered into the vaginal
canal? Correct Answer 3-4 inches
If two inhaled medications are ordered, what comes first,
corticosteriod or bronchodilator? Correct Answer
bronchodilator (B before C)
Least to most restrictive restraints: Correct Answer 1. side rails
2. mitts
3) soft limb wrist
4) vest
5) 4 point soft hard limb- velcro or leather
PASS Correct Answer pull, aim, squeeze, sweep
Passive devices Correct Answer retracts immediately
PRN order Correct Answer only given when a specified
condition is present
RACE Correct Answer rescue, activate, confine, extinguish
