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Medical-Surgical Nursing: Concepts for Clinical Judgment and Collaborative Care, 11th Edition provides a solid foundationinmedical-surgical nursing care that ispatient-centered, evidence-based, and collaborative. In each chapter, content is organized by the most important concepts of care followed by commonly occurring exemplars for each concept. This perennial bestseller helps you learn to think like a nurse and learn how to apply your knowledge in the classroom, simulation laboratory, and clinical settings.

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TEST BANK for Medical-Surgical Nursing: Concepts
for Clinical Judgment and Collaborative Care

11th Edition by Donna D. Ignatavicius,
All 65 chapters Available q

,Contents
1.qOverviewqofqProfessionalqNursingqConceptsqforqMedical-SurgicalqNursing
2.qClinicalqJudgmentqandqSystemsqThinking
3.qOverviewqofqHealthqConceptsqforqMedical-SurgicalqNursing
4.qConceptsqofqCareqforqOlderqAdults
5.qConceptsqofqCareqforqTransgenderqandqNon-BinaryqPatients
6.qAssessmentqandqConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqPain
7.qConceptsqofqRehabilitationqforqChronicqandqDisablingqHealthqConditions
8.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqatqEnd-of-Life
9.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPerioperativeqPatients
10.qConceptsqofqEmergencyqandqTraumaqNursing
11.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqCommonqEnvironmentalqEmergencies
12.qConceptsqofqDisasterqPreparedness
13.qConceptsqofqFluidqandqElectrolyteqBalanceqandqImbalance
14.qConceptsqofqAcid-BaseqBalanceqandqImbalance
15.qConceptsqofqInfusionqTherapy
16.qConceptsqofqInflammationqandqImmunity
17.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqAllergyqandqImmunityqConditions
18.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqCancer
19.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqInfection
20.qAssessmentqofqtheqSkin,qHair,qandqNails
21.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqConditionsqofqtheqSkin,qHair,qandqNails
22.qAssessmentqofqtheqRespiratoryqSystem
23.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqNoninfectiousqUpperqRespiratoryqConditions
24.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqNoninfectiousqLowerqRespiratoryqConditions
25.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqInfectiousqRespiratoryqConditions
26.qCriticalqCareqofqPatientsqwithqRespiratoryqEmergencies
27.qAssessmentqofqtheqCardiovascularqSystem
28.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqDysrhythmias
29.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqCardiacqConditions
30.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqVascularqConditions
31.qCriticalqCareqofqPatientsqwithqShock
32.qCriticalqCareqofqPatientsqwithqAcuteqCoronaryqSyndromes
33.qAssessmentqofqtheqHematologicqSystem
34.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqHematologicqConditions
35.qAssessmentqofqtheqNervousqSystem
36.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqConditionsqofqtheqCentralqNervousqSystem:qTheqBrain
37.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqConditionsqofqtheqCentralqNervousqSystem:qTheqSpin
alqCord
38.qCriticalqCareqofqPatientsqwithqNeurologicqEmergencies
39.qAssessmentqandqConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqEyeqandqVisionqConditions
40.qAssessmentqandqConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqEarqandqHearingqConditions
41.qAssessmentqofqtheqMusculoskeletalqSystem
42.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqMusculoskeletalqConditions
43.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqArthritisqandqTotalqJointqArthroplasty

,44.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqMusculoskeletalqTrauma
45.qAssessmentqofqtheqGastrointestinalqSystem
46.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqOralqCavityqandqEsophagealqConditions
47.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqStomachqConditions
48.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqNoninflammatoryqIntestinalqConditions
49.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqInflammatoryqIntestinalqConditions
50.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqLiverqConditions
51.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqConditionsqofqtheqBiliaryqSystemqandqPancreas
52.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqMalnutrition:qUndernutritionqandqObesity
53.qAssessmentqofqtheqEndocrineqSystem
54.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqPituitaryqandqAdrenalqGlandqConditions
55.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqConditionsqofqtheqThyroidqandqParathyroidqGlands
56.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqDiabetesqMellitus
57.qAssessmentqofqtheqRenal/UrinaryqSystem
58.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqUrinaryqConditions
59.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqKidneyqConditions
60.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqAcuteqKidneyqInjuryqandqChronicqKidneyqDisease
61.qAssessmentqofqtheqReproductiveqSystem
62.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqBreastqConditions
63.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqGynecologicqConditions
64.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqMaleqReproductiveqConditions
65.qConceptsqofqCareqforqPatientsqwithqSexuallyqTransmittedqInfections

,Chapterq01:qOverviewqofqProfessionalqNursingqConceptsqforqMedical-
SurgicalqNursingqIgnatavicius:qMedical-SurgicalqNursing,q11thqEdition



MULTIPLEqCHOICE


1. Aqnewqnurseqisqworkingqwithqaqpreceptorqonqaqmedical-
surgicalqunit.qTheqpreceptorqadvisesqtheqnewqnurseqthatqwhichqisqtheqpriorityqwhenqworkingq
asqaqprofessionalqnurse?
a. Attendingqtoqholisticqclientqneeds
b. Ensuringqclientqsafety
c. Notqmakingqmedicationqerrors
d. Providingqclient-focusedqcare

CORRECTqANSWER:q B
Allqactionsqareqappropriateqforqtheqprofessionalqnurse.qHowever,qensuringqclientqsafetyqisqtheq
priority.qHealthqcareqerrorsqhaveqbeenqwidelyqreportedqforq25qyears,qmanyqofqwhichqresultqinq
clientqinjury,qdeath,qandqincreasedqhealthqcareqcosts.qThereqareqseveralqnationalqandqinternat
ionalqorganizationsqthatqhaveqeitherqrecommendedqorqmandatedqsafetyqinitiatives.
Everyqnurseqhasqtheqresponsibilityqtoqguardqtheqclient’sqsafety.qTheqotherqactionsqareqimporta
ntqforqqualityqnursing,qbutqtheyqareqnotqasqvitalqasqprovidingqsafety.qNotqmakingqmedicationqe
rrorsqdoesqprovideqsafety,qbutqisqtooqnarrowqinqscopeqtoqbeqtheqbestqanswer.

DIF: Understanding
TOP:q IntegratedqProcess:qNursingqProcess:qInterventionqKEY:qClientqsafety
MSC:q ClientqNeedsqCategory:qSafeqandqEffectiveqCareqEnvironment:qSafetyqandqInfectionqControl


2. Aqnurseqisqorientingqaqnewqclientqandqfamilyqtoqtheqmedical-

surgicalqunit.qWhatqinformationqdoesqtheqnurseqprovideqtoqbestqhelpqtheqclientqpromoteq
hisqorqherqownqsafety?
a. Encourageqtheqclientqandqfamilyqtoqbeqactiveqpartners.

b. Haveqtheqclientqmonitorqhandqhygieneqinqcaregivers.
c. Offerqtheqfamilyqtheqopportunityqtoqstayqwithqtheqclient.
d. Tellqtheqclientqtoqalwaysqwearqhisqorqherqarmband.

CORRECTqANSWER:q A

, Eachqactionqcouldqbeqimportantqforqtheqclientqorqfamilyqtoqperform.qHowever,qencouragingqt
heqclientqtoqbeqactiveqinqhisqorqherqhealthqcareqasqaqsafetyqpartnerqisqtheqmostqcritical.qTheqot
herqactionsqareqveryqlimitedqinqscopeqandqdoqnotqprovideqtheqbroadqprotectionqthatqbeingqact
iveqandqinvolvedqdoes.

DIF: Understanding
TOP:qIntegratedqProcess:qTeaching/LearningqKEY:qClientqsafety
MSC:q ClientqNeedsqCategory:qSafeqandqEffectiveqCareqEnvironment:qSafetyqandqInfectionqControl


3. Aqnurseqisqcaringqforqaqpostoperativeqclientqonqtheqsurgicalqunit.qTheqclient’sqbloodqpressur
eqwasq142/76qmmqHgq30qminutesqago,qandqnowqisq88/50qmmqHg.qWhatqactionqwouldqtheqn
urseqtakeqfirst?
a. CallqtheqRapidqResponseqTeam.

b. Documentqandqcontinueqtoqmonitor.
c. Notifyqtheqprimaryqhealthqcareqprovider.
d. Repeatqtheqbloodqpressureqinq15qminutes.

, CORRECTqANSWER:q A
TheqpurposeqofqtheqRapidqResponseqTeamq(RRT)qisqtoqinterveneqwhenqclientsqareqdeterioratin
gqbeforeqtheyqsufferqeitherqrespiratoryqorqcardiacqarrest.qSinceqtheqclientqhasqmanifestedqaqsi
gnificantqchange,qtheqnurseqwouldqcallqtheqRRT.qChangesqinqbloodqpressure,qmentalqstatus,qh
eartqrate,qtemperature,qoxygenqsaturation,qandqlastq2qhours’qurineqoutputqareqparticularlyqsig
nificantqandqareqpartqofqtheqModifiedqEarlyqWarningqSystemqguide.qDocumentationqisqvital,qb
utqtheqnurseqmustqdoqmoreqthanqdocument.qTheqprimaryqhealthqcareqproviderqwouldqbeqnoti
fied,qbutqthisqisqnotqmoreqimportantqthanqcallingqtheqRRT.qTheqclient’sqbloodqpressureqwouldq
beqreassessedqfrequently,qbutqtheqpriorityqisqgettingqtheqrapidqcareqtoqtheqclient.

DIF: Applying
TOP:q IntegratedqProcess:qCommunicationqandqDocumentationqKEY:qRapidqR
esponseqTeamq(RRT),qClinicalqjudgment
MSC:q ClientqNeedsqCategory:qPhysiologicalqIntegrity:qPhysiologicalqAdaptation


4. Aqnurseqwishesqtoqprovideqclient-centeredqcareqinqallqinteractions.qWhichqactionqbyqtheqnurse
bestqdemonstratesqthisqconcept?
a. Assessesqforqculturalqinfluencesqaffectingqhealthqcare.
b. Ensuresqthatqallqtheqclient’sqbasicqneedsqareqmet.
c. Tellsqtheqclientqandqfamilyqaboutqallqupcomingqtests.
d. Thoroughlyqorientsqtheqclientqandqfamilyqtoqtheqroom.

CORRECTqANSWER:q A
Showingqrespectqforqtheqclientqandqfamily’sqpreferencesqandqneedsqisqessentialqtoqensureqaqh
olisticqorq“whole-
person”qapproachqtoqcare.qByqassessingqtheqeffectqofqtheqclient’sqcultureqonqhealthqcare,qthisq
nurseqisqpracticingqclient-
focusedqcare.qProvidingqforqbasicqneedsqdoesqnotqdemonstrateqthisqcompetence.qSimplyqtelli
ngqtheqclientqaboutqallqupcomingqtestsqisqnotqprovidingqempoweringqeducation.qOrientingqthe
qclientqandqfamilyqtoqtheqroomqisqanqimportantqsafetyqmeasure,qbutqnotqdirectlyqrelatedqtoqde
monstratingqclient-centeredqcare.

DIF: Understanding
TOP:qIntegratedqProcess:qCultureqandqSpiritualityqKEY:q Client-centeredqcare,qCulture
MSC:q ClientqNeedsqCategory:qPsychosocialqIntegrity


5. Aqclientqisqgoingqtoqbeqadmittedqforqaqscheduledqsurgicalqprocedure.qWhichqactionqdoesqt
heqnurseqexplainqisqtheqmostqimportantqthingqtheqclientqcanqdoqtoqprotectqagainstqerrors
?

,a. Bringqaqlistqofqallqmedicationsqandqwhatqtheyqareqfor.
b. Keepqtheqprovider’sqphoneqnumberqbyqtheqtelephone.
c. Makeqsureqthatqallqprovidersqwashqhandsqbeforeqenteringqtheqroom.
d. Writeqdownqtheqnameqofqeachqcaregiverqwhoqcomesqinqtheqroom.

CORRECTqANSWER:q A
Medicationqreconciliationqisqaqformalqprocessqinqwhichqtheqclient’sqactualqcurrentqmedication
sqareqcomparedqtoqtheqprescribedqmedicationsqatqtheqtimeqofqadmission,qtransfer,qorqdischar
ge.qThisqNationalqclientqSafetyqGoalqisqimportantqtoqreduceqmedicationqerrors.qTheqclientqwo
uldqnotqhaveqtoqbeqresponsibleqforqprovidersqwashingqtheirqhands,qandqevenqifqtheqclientqdoe
sqso,qthisqisqtooqnarrowqtoqbeqtheqmostqimportantqactionqtoqpreventqerrors.qKeepingqtheqprov
ider’sqphoneqnumberqnearbyqandqdocumentingqeveryoneqwhoqentersqtheqroomqalsoqdoqnotq
guaranteeqsafety.

DIF: Applying
TOP:q IntegratedqProcess:qTeaching/LearningqKEY:qClientqsaf
ety,qInformatics
MSC:q ClientqNeedsqCategory:qSafeqandqEffectiveqCareqEnvironment:qSafetyqandqInfectionqControl

,6. Whichqactionqbyqtheqnurseqworkingqwithqaqclientqbestqdemonstratesqrespectqforqautonomy?
a. Asksqifqtheqclientqhasqquestionsqbeforeqsigningqaqconsent.

b. Givesqtheqclientqaccurateqinformationqwhenqquestioned.
c. Keepsqtheqpromisesqmadeqtoqtheqclientqandqfamily.
d. Treatsqtheqclientqfairlyqcomparedqtoqotherqclients.

CORRECTqANSWER:q A
Autonomyqisqself-
determination.qTheqclientqwouldqmakeqdecisionsqregardingqcare.qWhenqtheqnurseqobtainsqaqsi
gnatureqonqtheqconsentqform,qassessingqifqtheqclientqstillqhasqquestionsqisqvital,qbecauseqwitho
utqfullqinformationqtheqclientqcannotqpracticeqautonomy.qGivingqaccurateqinformationqisqpract
icingqwithqveracity.qKeepingqpromisesqisqupholdingqfidelity.qTreatingqtheqclientqfairlyqisqprovidi
ngqsocialqjustice.

DIF: Applying TOP:q IntegratedqProcess:qCaring
KEY:qEthics,qAutonomyqMSC:q ClientqNeedsqCategory:qSafeqandqEffectiveqCareqEnvir
onment:qManagementqofqCare


7. Aqnurseqasksqaqmoreqseasonedqcolleagueqtoqexplainqbestqpracticesqwhenqcommunicatingqwit
hqaqpersonqfromqtheqlesbian,qgay,qbisexual,qtransgender,qandqquestioning/queerq(LGBTQ)qco
mmunity.qWhatqanswerqbyqtheqfacultyqisqmostqaccurate?
a. Avoidqembarrassingqtheqclientqbyqaskingqquestions.
b. Don’tqmakeqassumptionsqaboutqhisqorqherqhealthqneeds.
c. MostqLGBTQqpeopleqdoqnotqwantqtoqshareqinformation.
d. Noqdifferencesqexistqinqcommunicatingqwithqthisqpopulation.

CORRECTqANSWER:q B
ManyqmembersqofqtheqLGBTQqcommunityqhaveqfacedqdiscriminationqfromqhealthqcareqprovid
ersqandqmayqbeqreluctantqtoqseekqhealthqcare.qTheqnurseqwouldqneverqmakeqassumptionsqab
outqtheqneedsqofqmembersqofqthisqpopulation.qRather,qrespectfulqquestionsqareqappropriate.qI
fqapproachedqwithqsensitivity,qtheqclientqwithqanyqhealthqcareqneedqisqmoreqlikelyqtoqanswerq
honestly.

DIF: Understanding TOP:q IntegratedqProcess:qTeaching/Learning
KEY:q Healthqcareqdisparities,qLGBTQ MSC:q ClientqNeedsqCategory:qPsychosocialqIntegrity


8. Aqnurseqisqcallingqtheqon-
callqhealthqcareqproviderqaboutqaqclientqwhoqhadqaqhysterectomyq2qdaysqagoqandqhasqpai
nqthatqisqunrelievedqbyqtheqprescribedqopioidqpainqmedication.qWhichqstatementqcompris

,esqtheqbackgroundqportionqofqtheqSBARqformatqforqcommunication?
a. “Iqwouldqlikeqyouqtoqorderqaqdifferentqpainqmedication.”

b. “Thisqclientqhasqallergiesqtoqmorphineqandqcodeine.”
c. “Dr.qSmithqdoesn’tqlikeqnonsteroidalqanti-inflammatoryqmeds.”
d. “Thisqclientqhadqaqvaginalqhysterectomyq2qdaysqago.”

CORRECTqANSWER:q B

, SBARqisqaqrecommendedqformqofqcommunication,qandqtheqacronymqstandsqforqSituation,qBac
kground,qAssessment,qandqRecommendation.qAppropriateqbackgroundqinformationqincludesq
allergiesqtoqmedicationsqtheqon-
callqhealthqcareqproviderqmightqorder.qSituationqdescribesqwhatqisqhappeningqrightqnowqthatq
mustqbeqcommunicated;qtheqclient’sqsurgeryq2qdaysqagoqwouldqbeqconsideredqbackground.qA
ssessmentqwouldqincludeqanqanalysisqofqtheqclient’sqproblem;qnoneqofqtheqoptionsqhasqassess
mentqinformation.qAskingqforqaqdifferentqpainqmedicationqisqaqrecommendation.qRecommen
dationqisqaqstatementqofqwhatqisqneededqorqwhatqoutcomeqisqdesired.

DIF: Applying
TOP:q IntegratedqProcess:qCommunicationqandqDocumentationqKEY:qTeamw
orkqandqcollaboration,qSBAR
MSC:q ClientqNeedsqCategory:qSafeqandqEffectiveqCareqEnvironment:qManagementqofqCare


9. Aqnurseqworkingqonqaqcardiacqunitqdelegatedqtakingqvitalqsignsqtoqanqexperiencedqassistiveqp
ersonnelq(AP).qFourqhoursqlater,qtheqnurseqnotesqthatqtheqclient’sqbloodqpressureqtakenqbyqth
eqAPqwasqmuchqhigherqthanqpreviousqreadings,qandqtheqclient’sqmentalqstatusqhasqchanged.q
Whatqactionqbyqtheqnurseqwouldqmostqlikelyqhaveqpreventedqthisqnegativeqoutcome?
a. DeterminingqifqtheqAPqknewqhowqtoqtakeqbloodqpressure
b. Double-checkingqtheqAPqbyqtakingqanotherqbloodqpressure
c. ProvidingqmoreqappropriateqsupervisionqofqtheqAP
d. Takingqtheqbloodqpressureqinsteadqofqdelegatingqtheqtask

CORRECTqANSWER:q C
Supervisionqisqoneqofqtheqfiveqrightsqofqdelegationqandqincludesqdirecting,qevaluating,qandqfol
lowingqupqonqdelegatedqtasks.qTheqnurseqwouldqeitherqhaveqaskedqtheqAPqaboutqtheqvitalqsig
nsqorqinstructedqtheqAPqtoqreportqthemqrightqaway.qAnqexperiencedqAPqwouldqknowqhowqtoqt
akeqvitalqsignsqandqtheqnurseqwouldqnotqhaveqtoqassessqthisqatqthisqpoint.qDouble-
checkingqtheqworkqdefeatsqtheqpurposeqofqdelegation.qVitalqsignsqareqwithinqtheqscopeqofqpra
cticeqforqaqAPqandqareqpermissibleqtoqdelegate.qTheqonlyqappropriateqanswerqisqthatqtheqnurs
eqdidqnotqprovideqadequateqinstructionqtoqtheqAP.

DIF: Analyzing
TOP:q IntegratedqProcess:qCommunicationqandqDocumentationqKEY:qTeamw
orkqandqcollaboration,qDelegation
MSC:q ClientqNeedsqCategory:qSafeqandqEffectiveqCareqEnvironment:qManagementqofqCare


10. Aqnewlyqgraduatedqnurseqinqtheqhospitalqstatesqthatqbecauseqofqbeingqsoqnew,qparticipationq
inqqualityqimprovementq(QI)qprojectsqisqnotqwise.qWhatqresponseqbyqtheqpreceptingqnurseqisq

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