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Three most common errors for novice nurses? correct answers 1. Medication Errors 2. Delay of treatment 3. Improper supervision: Patient Falls 5 interventions for nurses: correct answers 1. Increase awareness of potential error (education/know why & assess) 2. Enhance effective critical thinking 3. Use of technology (personal computers/EHR & less handwriting) 4. Ask questions (don't guess) 5. Reduction medication error by -including a checklist & - improving nurse/doctor communication (includes the 5 rights) SBAR correct answers Situation Background Assessment Reccomendation Out comes from 5 interventions correct answers -improved patient outcomes -reduced liability -improved nurse retention -lowering turnover are all potential benefits of reducing error made by novice nurses Leading Zero correct answers If not a whole number then place the zero before the decimal Examples: 0.50, 0.25 Trailing Zero correct answers Drop if whole number Example: 10, 12 Rounding of Decimals for Tablets are broken into what fractions? correct answers 1/2 or 1/4 Rounding off decimals for liquids (in syringe) correct answers tenths or hundreds Rounding off decimals for intravenous correct answers Drips are in whole number Rule for rounding off decimals correct answers If the last number is 5 or greater, drop it (round it off) and increase to by 1 Example: 0.76 becomes 0.8 or 0.44 becomes 0.4 Round off to nearest tenth or nearest hundreth Percents in fraction correct answers 5% is 5/100 Percent as a ratio correct answers 5% is

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Med Math Exam 1 || A+ Guaranteed.
Three most common errors for novice nurses? correct answers 1. Medication Errors
2. Delay of treatment
3. Improper supervision: Patient Falls

5 interventions for nurses: correct answers 1. Increase awareness of potential error
(education/know why & assess)
2. Enhance effective critical thinking
3. Use of technology (personal computers/EHR & less handwriting)
4. Ask questions (don't guess)
5. Reduction medication error by -including a checklist & - improving nurse/doctor
communication (includes the 5 rights)

SBAR correct answers Situation
Background
Assessment
Reccomendation

Out comes from 5 interventions correct answers -improved patient outcomes
-reduced liability
-improved nurse retention
-lowering turnover are all potential benefits of reducing error made by novice nurses

Leading Zero correct answers If not a whole number then place the zero before the decimal
Examples: 0.50, 0.25

Trailing Zero correct answers Drop if whole number
Example: 10, 12

Rounding of Decimals for Tablets are broken into what fractions? correct answers 1/2 or 1/4

Rounding off decimals for liquids (in syringe) correct answers tenths or hundreds

Rounding off decimals for intravenous correct answers Drips are in whole number

Rule for rounding off decimals correct answers If the last number is 5 or greater, drop it (round it
off) and increase to by 1
Example: 0.76 becomes 0.8 or 0.44 becomes 0.4

Round off to nearest tenth or nearest hundreth

Percents in fraction correct answers 5% is 5/100

Percent as a ratio correct answers 5% is 5:100

, Percent as a decimal correct answers 5% is 0.05

Percentages are know as parts per what correct answers hundred

Fractions have what on top and what on bottom correct answers numerator on top and
denominator on bottom
Example 2/3

Ratio is what correct answers Relationship between to numbers separated by a colon
Example: 6:100

Kg correct answers Kilogram

g correct answers Gram

mg correct answers Miligram

mcg correct answers Microgram

1 kg is equal to how many grams correct answers 1000 g

1 g is equal to how many mg correct answers 1000 mg

1 mg is equal to how many mcg correct answers 1000 mcg

Converting from large to small (g to mg) correct answers 3 spaces to the right or multiply by
1,000

Converting from small to large (mg to g) correct answers 3 spaces to the left or divide by 1,000

The medication supply unit should be equal to what correct answers the medication order unit

tbsp correct answers Tablespoon

tsp correct answers Teaspoon

oz correct answers Ounce

qt correct answers Quart

lb correct answers Pound

cm correct answers centimenter

1 tsp equals how many mL correct answers 1 tsp = 5 mL

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