RELIAS OPERATING ROOM RN A V2 EXAM
WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTRY ANALYZED ANSWERS (ACTUAL
EXAM) ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST 2025
– 2026
What nerve is most likely to be affected when the patient has a loss of sensation
in the lateral portion of a hand and an inability to abduct or oppose the fifth
finger (claw hand) - ANSWERS-Ulnar
You are in the operating room with a patient and the anesthesia provider after
surgery. As you prepare to transport the patient to PACU you notice that the
surgical dressing is saturated with blood. What should be the most appropriate
nursing action - ANSWERS-reinforce the dressing and notify the surgeon
A patient with allergy to penicillin receives a test dose of cefazolin and starts to
develop hives. What medication would you consider giving - ANSWERS-
prednisone
, You are the circulating nurse working on a case with a surgical technologist who
is confrontational and has an aggressive communication. During the case, the
surgical tech repeatedly tells you how to perform nursing tasks. What is the best
response - ANSWERS-speak with them privately after the case
You suspect long-term substance abuse during the pre-op interview with your
patient. Which of the following assessment findings would support this
suspicion - ANSWERS-nasal irritation and frequent sniffing, needle tracks on
arms, and burns on fingers and lips
After applying an alcohol-based skin preparations for a laser procedure, what
should you do next - ANSWERS-assess for pooling or moisture from the prep
What medication should be administered to a patient who has received
moderate sedation with midazolam who has unexpected respiratory depression
- ANSWERS-romazicon (flumazenil)
After starting a blood transfusion, you observe that a patient undergoing
moderate sedation has a temperature increase from 98.2 to 101.3 and coarse
breath sounds. What is the first thing you should do - ANSWERS-Stop the
transfusion and notify the surgeon
What is the minimum distance unscrubbed personnel should remain from the
sterile field - ANSWERS-12 inches
WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTRY ANALYZED ANSWERS (ACTUAL
EXAM) ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST 2025
– 2026
What nerve is most likely to be affected when the patient has a loss of sensation
in the lateral portion of a hand and an inability to abduct or oppose the fifth
finger (claw hand) - ANSWERS-Ulnar
You are in the operating room with a patient and the anesthesia provider after
surgery. As you prepare to transport the patient to PACU you notice that the
surgical dressing is saturated with blood. What should be the most appropriate
nursing action - ANSWERS-reinforce the dressing and notify the surgeon
A patient with allergy to penicillin receives a test dose of cefazolin and starts to
develop hives. What medication would you consider giving - ANSWERS-
prednisone
, You are the circulating nurse working on a case with a surgical technologist who
is confrontational and has an aggressive communication. During the case, the
surgical tech repeatedly tells you how to perform nursing tasks. What is the best
response - ANSWERS-speak with them privately after the case
You suspect long-term substance abuse during the pre-op interview with your
patient. Which of the following assessment findings would support this
suspicion - ANSWERS-nasal irritation and frequent sniffing, needle tracks on
arms, and burns on fingers and lips
After applying an alcohol-based skin preparations for a laser procedure, what
should you do next - ANSWERS-assess for pooling or moisture from the prep
What medication should be administered to a patient who has received
moderate sedation with midazolam who has unexpected respiratory depression
- ANSWERS-romazicon (flumazenil)
After starting a blood transfusion, you observe that a patient undergoing
moderate sedation has a temperature increase from 98.2 to 101.3 and coarse
breath sounds. What is the first thing you should do - ANSWERS-Stop the
transfusion and notify the surgeon
What is the minimum distance unscrubbed personnel should remain from the
sterile field - ANSWERS-12 inches
