Clinical Readiness Exam//Medical in Human
Case (recent update)
What does the R in SBAR mean)
A. recognize- recognize the data before anyone else does
B. reapply- reapply the ointment to patient
C. recommendation- what is the nurse's recommendation, or does the nurse need/want
from the healthcare provider
D. reassign- reassign UAP's on a specific task - CORRECT ANSWERS-C.
recommendation- what is the nurse's recommendation, or does the nurse need/want
from the healthcare provider
Why is it most important that we assess a patient for diversity?
A. Because it is our job
B. Because it enables customization of a patient's care to their specific needs
C. Because they need help
D. Because no one else wanted to - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. Because it enables
customization of a patient's care to their specific needs
What does the B in SBAR mean?
A. brand-brand name of medication
B. background-have available any pertinent background information/past medical
history related to the situation
C. behaviors-patient behaviors in hospital
D. bowel sounds- the patient's bowel sounds at home - CORRECT ANSWERS-B.
background-have available any pertinent background information/past medical history
related to the situation
What does the A in SBAR mean?
A. assessment-state what you think the situation is
B. afib-heart defect
C. analyze-analyzing the data as you receive it
D. asap-as soon as possible - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. assessment- state what you
think the situation is
What are appropriate statements or questions? Select all that apply.
A. How does the patient view direct eye contact?
B. Are you racist?
C. Avoid using friends, family or children of the patient when needing to translate a
language
D. You can tell family only about the condition of the patient
E. Does the patient have a pet?
, F. Discuss religious beliefs. Are there any customs or beliefs that will influence
healthcare decisions? - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. How does the patient view direct eye
contact?
C. Avoid using friends, family or children of the patient when needing to translate a
language
F. Discuss religious beliefs. Are there any customs or beliefs that will influence
healthcare decisions?
What is important when taking care of infancy (birth to one year)? Select all that apply.
A. Trust is an important element of care. Separation from parents is a major fear
B. Leave them alone when on a changing table, as they cannot roll over
C. Never leave a baby alone in a bathtub or near any containers of water or other liquid
D. Never leave small objects where a baby can reach them - CORRECT ANSWERS-A.
Trust is an important element of care. Separation from parents is a major fear
C. Never leave a baby alone in a bathtub or near any containers of water or other liquid
D. Never leave small objects where a baby can reach them
What is important when taking care of a toddler (1-4 years of age)? Select all that apply
A. Keep safety caps on all hazardous materials and out of the toddler's reach
B. You can leave them alone in or near a filled bathtub or any other container of liquid
C. They deal with major fears of separation from parents
D. This age group does not have a short attention span
E. Bowel and bladder control may regress while in the hospital - CORRECT
ANSWERS-A. Keep safety caps on all hazardous materials and out of the toddler's
reach
C. They deal with major fears of separation from parents
E. Bowel and bladder control may regress while in the hospital
What is important when taking care of a school aged child (6-12 years of age)? Select
all that apply
A. This age group is more likely to take risks that could result in injury or even death
B. Independence from parents decreases
C. Are very active; want to be involved in decisions about care
D. Decreased attention span and self-discipline - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. This age
group is more likely to take risks that could result in injury or even death
C. Are very active; want to be involved in decisions about care
What is important when taking care of an adolescent (13-18 years)? Select all that apply
A. Privacy is very important
B. Are not very concerned about appearance
C. Are very concerned about appearance
D. Are increasingly self-disciplined. Longer attention spans - CORRECT ANSWERS-A.
Privacy is very important
C. Are very concerned about appearance
D. Are increasingly self-disciplined. Longer attention spans
Case (recent update)
What does the R in SBAR mean)
A. recognize- recognize the data before anyone else does
B. reapply- reapply the ointment to patient
C. recommendation- what is the nurse's recommendation, or does the nurse need/want
from the healthcare provider
D. reassign- reassign UAP's on a specific task - CORRECT ANSWERS-C.
recommendation- what is the nurse's recommendation, or does the nurse need/want
from the healthcare provider
Why is it most important that we assess a patient for diversity?
A. Because it is our job
B. Because it enables customization of a patient's care to their specific needs
C. Because they need help
D. Because no one else wanted to - CORRECT ANSWERS-B. Because it enables
customization of a patient's care to their specific needs
What does the B in SBAR mean?
A. brand-brand name of medication
B. background-have available any pertinent background information/past medical
history related to the situation
C. behaviors-patient behaviors in hospital
D. bowel sounds- the patient's bowel sounds at home - CORRECT ANSWERS-B.
background-have available any pertinent background information/past medical history
related to the situation
What does the A in SBAR mean?
A. assessment-state what you think the situation is
B. afib-heart defect
C. analyze-analyzing the data as you receive it
D. asap-as soon as possible - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. assessment- state what you
think the situation is
What are appropriate statements or questions? Select all that apply.
A. How does the patient view direct eye contact?
B. Are you racist?
C. Avoid using friends, family or children of the patient when needing to translate a
language
D. You can tell family only about the condition of the patient
E. Does the patient have a pet?
, F. Discuss religious beliefs. Are there any customs or beliefs that will influence
healthcare decisions? - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. How does the patient view direct eye
contact?
C. Avoid using friends, family or children of the patient when needing to translate a
language
F. Discuss religious beliefs. Are there any customs or beliefs that will influence
healthcare decisions?
What is important when taking care of infancy (birth to one year)? Select all that apply.
A. Trust is an important element of care. Separation from parents is a major fear
B. Leave them alone when on a changing table, as they cannot roll over
C. Never leave a baby alone in a bathtub or near any containers of water or other liquid
D. Never leave small objects where a baby can reach them - CORRECT ANSWERS-A.
Trust is an important element of care. Separation from parents is a major fear
C. Never leave a baby alone in a bathtub or near any containers of water or other liquid
D. Never leave small objects where a baby can reach them
What is important when taking care of a toddler (1-4 years of age)? Select all that apply
A. Keep safety caps on all hazardous materials and out of the toddler's reach
B. You can leave them alone in or near a filled bathtub or any other container of liquid
C. They deal with major fears of separation from parents
D. This age group does not have a short attention span
E. Bowel and bladder control may regress while in the hospital - CORRECT
ANSWERS-A. Keep safety caps on all hazardous materials and out of the toddler's
reach
C. They deal with major fears of separation from parents
E. Bowel and bladder control may regress while in the hospital
What is important when taking care of a school aged child (6-12 years of age)? Select
all that apply
A. This age group is more likely to take risks that could result in injury or even death
B. Independence from parents decreases
C. Are very active; want to be involved in decisions about care
D. Decreased attention span and self-discipline - CORRECT ANSWERS-A. This age
group is more likely to take risks that could result in injury or even death
C. Are very active; want to be involved in decisions about care
What is important when taking care of an adolescent (13-18 years)? Select all that apply
A. Privacy is very important
B. Are not very concerned about appearance
C. Are very concerned about appearance
D. Are increasingly self-disciplined. Longer attention spans - CORRECT ANSWERS-A.
Privacy is very important
C. Are very concerned about appearance
D. Are increasingly self-disciplined. Longer attention spans
