NURS 4581 Exam 3 Kahoot – Complex Needs
Practice Questions & Answers (2025)
what are the steps of the primary assessent?
- control bleeding, IV fluids
- intubation, chest tube insertion
which are the endpoints of resuscitation?
- UO 1mL/kg/hr
- increased LOC
- normalizing ABG results
secondary assessment (F, G, H, I) is a
brief, systematic process that is aimed at identifying all injuries
what are the steps in the secondary assessment?
chest x-ray, NG tube, and pain medications
,which are possible complications of chest trauma?
- pneumothorax
- blunt cardiac injury
- diaphragmatic rupture
- flailed chest
trauma can result from
blunt force or penetrating injuries
triage is a process of
rapidly determining client acuity
assign the client to the correct category:
- client with nail stuck in the hand
- client with acute substernal chest pain
- client with abdominal pain 7/10
- trauma client in respiratory arrest
- category 1: trauma client in respiratory arrest
- category 2: client with acute substernal chest pain
- category 3: client with abdominal pain 7/10
- category 4: client with nail stuck in the hand
, primary assessment focuses on the life threatening injuries:
airway, breathing, circulation, disability, and exposure
what other organs can be injured in traumas?
- liver
- spleen
- abdomen
- kidneys
which of the following are possible complications of facial trauma?
- spinal cord injury
- loss of airway
- basilar skull fracture
what are some other complications a trauma client experience?
- hypermetabolism
- fat embolism
- AKI
Practice Questions & Answers (2025)
what are the steps of the primary assessent?
- control bleeding, IV fluids
- intubation, chest tube insertion
which are the endpoints of resuscitation?
- UO 1mL/kg/hr
- increased LOC
- normalizing ABG results
secondary assessment (F, G, H, I) is a
brief, systematic process that is aimed at identifying all injuries
what are the steps in the secondary assessment?
chest x-ray, NG tube, and pain medications
,which are possible complications of chest trauma?
- pneumothorax
- blunt cardiac injury
- diaphragmatic rupture
- flailed chest
trauma can result from
blunt force or penetrating injuries
triage is a process of
rapidly determining client acuity
assign the client to the correct category:
- client with nail stuck in the hand
- client with acute substernal chest pain
- client with abdominal pain 7/10
- trauma client in respiratory arrest
- category 1: trauma client in respiratory arrest
- category 2: client with acute substernal chest pain
- category 3: client with abdominal pain 7/10
- category 4: client with nail stuck in the hand
, primary assessment focuses on the life threatening injuries:
airway, breathing, circulation, disability, and exposure
what other organs can be injured in traumas?
- liver
- spleen
- abdomen
- kidneys
which of the following are possible complications of facial trauma?
- spinal cord injury
- loss of airway
- basilar skull fracture
what are some other complications a trauma client experience?
- hypermetabolism
- fat embolism
- AKI
