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546 EXAM 1 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% ACCURATE!! (GRADED A+)

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You are assessing your intubated, post-operative patient and note the following findings: •Grimacing •Restlessness •Ventilator asynchrony • Tense muscles resistant to passive motion. What would you assess his pain as utilizing the Critical-Care Pain Observation Tool (CPOT)? A.5 B.6 C.7 D.8 - ANSWER C: score of 7 2 for facial expressions 2 for body movements 2 for ventilator compliance 1 for muscle tension You walk into your intubated patient's room with an IV fentanyl drip at 25mcg/hour who presents with the following: Heart rate: 130 BP: 140/90 RR: 29 Which of the following should the nurse do first? 1.Ask the patient to rank her pain on a scale of 0-10 2.Increase the fentanyl drip rate per protocol 3.Call the physician for additional pain medication orders 4.Get a music therapy consult 5.Look at the patient's facial expression and muscle tension - ANSWER Correct answer: 5 (assess first) Which of the following should the nurse do first? 1.Ask the patient "Are you in pain?" 2.Stop the fentanyl drip

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546 EXAM 1 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% ACCURATE!!
(GRADED A+)

, Which of the following is NOT a likely sign of pain in a patient who cannot verbally
communicate with you?
a.Eyes clenched shut when turning the patient
b.Decreased respiratory rate
c.Patient resists bending of her elbow when you try to contract her arm
d.Heart rate of 120 in a 54 year old male - ANSWER B. a decreased respiratory rate is
not commonly associated with pain. This could actually be due to too much opioid
analgesia depressing the patient's respiratory system

You are assessing your intubated, post-operative patient and note the following
findings:
•Grimacing
•Restlessness
•Ventilator asynchrony
• Tense muscles resistant to passive motion.
What would you assess his pain as utilizing the Critical-Care Pain Observation Tool
(CPOT)?
A.5
B.6
C.7
D.8 - ANSWER C: score of 7

2 for facial expressions
2 for body movements
2 for ventilator compliance
1 for muscle tension

You walk into your intubated patient's room with an IV fentanyl drip at 25mcg/hour who
presents with the following:
Heart rate: 130
BP: 140/90
RR: 29

Which of the following should the nurse do first?
1.Ask the patient to rank her pain on a scale of 0-10
2.Increase the fentanyl drip rate per protocol
3.Call the physician for additional pain medication orders

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