NUR 126 Final Review Health Promotion, Safety,
Collaboration Questions with verified answers
A drug used to treat a mother that has give birth to an infant with NAS
A) Penicillin
B) Methadone
C) Tylenol
D)Benedryl
E) Oxycotin Ans✓✓✓ B
A nurse anticipates that a hospitalized client will be transferred to a
nursing home. When should the nurse begin preparing the client for
the transfer?
A) At the time of admission
B) After a relative gives permission
C) When the client talks about future plans
D) As soon as the clients transfer has been approved Ans✓✓✓ A
Activated charcoal Ans✓✓✓ combines with toxins to prevent
absorption and facilitate excretion
, Begining stages of lead poisioning include Ans✓✓✓ weakness, weight
loss, anorexia, pallor, irritability, vomitting, abd pain, constipation
Carbon Monoxide poisioning Ans✓✓✓ odorless, invisible gas, inhaled
and enters blood stream and binds with hemoglobin
Carbon monoxide posioning treatment Ans✓✓✓ Move to fresh air
Start rescue breathing
O2 asap
Hyperbaric O2 chamber
Collaboration is Ans✓✓✓ development of partnerships to achieve the
best possible outcomes that reflect the needs of patient, family or
community
Collaboration relationships Ans✓✓✓ Nurse-patient
Nurse-nurse
Collaborative communication Ans✓✓✓ Health professionals working
together to provide quality care to the patients, provides a way for less
error and patient readmission
Community nurses Ans✓✓✓ educate about illness and disease
prevention, safe health, nutrition & wellness
Collaboration Questions with verified answers
A drug used to treat a mother that has give birth to an infant with NAS
A) Penicillin
B) Methadone
C) Tylenol
D)Benedryl
E) Oxycotin Ans✓✓✓ B
A nurse anticipates that a hospitalized client will be transferred to a
nursing home. When should the nurse begin preparing the client for
the transfer?
A) At the time of admission
B) After a relative gives permission
C) When the client talks about future plans
D) As soon as the clients transfer has been approved Ans✓✓✓ A
Activated charcoal Ans✓✓✓ combines with toxins to prevent
absorption and facilitate excretion
, Begining stages of lead poisioning include Ans✓✓✓ weakness, weight
loss, anorexia, pallor, irritability, vomitting, abd pain, constipation
Carbon Monoxide poisioning Ans✓✓✓ odorless, invisible gas, inhaled
and enters blood stream and binds with hemoglobin
Carbon monoxide posioning treatment Ans✓✓✓ Move to fresh air
Start rescue breathing
O2 asap
Hyperbaric O2 chamber
Collaboration is Ans✓✓✓ development of partnerships to achieve the
best possible outcomes that reflect the needs of patient, family or
community
Collaboration relationships Ans✓✓✓ Nurse-patient
Nurse-nurse
Collaborative communication Ans✓✓✓ Health professionals working
together to provide quality care to the patients, provides a way for less
error and patient readmission
Community nurses Ans✓✓✓ educate about illness and disease
prevention, safe health, nutrition & wellness
