RN VATI ADULT MEDICAL SURGICAL REPORT EXAM |2025-2026
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GRADED A+
preoperative phase - (answer)Procedures or teaching completed prior to surgical procedure
reduce potential complications and postoperative discomfort, relieve anxiety and inxrwase
oarticpation if care
Anticoagulants (warfarin and aspirin) - (answer)Which kind of medications should be held 7-10
days prior to surgery ? Give 2 examples
post op care - (answer)Verify gag reflex
Cough and deep breathing
LOC
reflexes
Tissue perfusion
I and os
Urinary output
Vowel sounds
,Abdominal distention
Skin color
Semi Fowler's
Pain mngt
NPO - (answer)Maintain __ __ __ until client is alert and gag reflexes return
Cough or strain - (answer)For wound dehiscence instruct client not to
Increased BP, tachy, tachypnea, confusion - (answer)Hypoxia vitials
Tachy, low BP, no or decreased urinary output, WEAK PULSE - (answer)Hypovolemic Shock
vital signs
Vasopressors - (answer)For shock give
Yes to decompress stomach.... ambulate them - (answer)For decreased peristalsis/paralytic Ileus
can you administer NG tube ?
, Swelling, edema, high BP, tachy, BOUNDING pulse - (answer)Fluid overload VS
Yes - (answer)For delayed wound healing .... should client splint incision
Aseptic - (answer)Dressing CHANGE - sterile or aseptic technique
sterile technique - (answer)When applying new dressing - sterile or aseptic technique
Low fat diet - (answer)Diet for cholelithiasis
Murphy's sign, sharp right upper quadrant, epigastric pain - (answer)cholelithiasis/cholecystis
sign
1,000ml/day - (answer)Cholecystectomy May have T tube 1-2 weeks post op.... monitor drainage
and report to HCP if drainage is greater than
Also never irrigate
acid fast bacilli smear and culture (3 positive- obtain early AM) - (answer)What test confirms TB
LATEST UPDATED| REAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | 100% RATED CORRECT | 100% VERFIED | ALREADY
GRADED A+
preoperative phase - (answer)Procedures or teaching completed prior to surgical procedure
reduce potential complications and postoperative discomfort, relieve anxiety and inxrwase
oarticpation if care
Anticoagulants (warfarin and aspirin) - (answer)Which kind of medications should be held 7-10
days prior to surgery ? Give 2 examples
post op care - (answer)Verify gag reflex
Cough and deep breathing
LOC
reflexes
Tissue perfusion
I and os
Urinary output
Vowel sounds
,Abdominal distention
Skin color
Semi Fowler's
Pain mngt
NPO - (answer)Maintain __ __ __ until client is alert and gag reflexes return
Cough or strain - (answer)For wound dehiscence instruct client not to
Increased BP, tachy, tachypnea, confusion - (answer)Hypoxia vitials
Tachy, low BP, no or decreased urinary output, WEAK PULSE - (answer)Hypovolemic Shock
vital signs
Vasopressors - (answer)For shock give
Yes to decompress stomach.... ambulate them - (answer)For decreased peristalsis/paralytic Ileus
can you administer NG tube ?
, Swelling, edema, high BP, tachy, BOUNDING pulse - (answer)Fluid overload VS
Yes - (answer)For delayed wound healing .... should client splint incision
Aseptic - (answer)Dressing CHANGE - sterile or aseptic technique
sterile technique - (answer)When applying new dressing - sterile or aseptic technique
Low fat diet - (answer)Diet for cholelithiasis
Murphy's sign, sharp right upper quadrant, epigastric pain - (answer)cholelithiasis/cholecystis
sign
1,000ml/day - (answer)Cholecystectomy May have T tube 1-2 weeks post op.... monitor drainage
and report to HCP if drainage is greater than
Also never irrigate
acid fast bacilli smear and culture (3 positive- obtain early AM) - (answer)What test confirms TB
