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b j i t MARY ANN LINTON & ADRIANNE DILL - MATTESON bjit bjit bjit b jit bjit bjit bjit
COMPLETE, ELABORATED AND LATEST(TEST
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Medical-Surgical Nursing bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
Chapter 1: Introduction to Medical-Surgical bjit bjit bjit bjit
NursingTest Bank
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MULTIPLE CHOICE bjit
1. Which action demonstrates that the nurse understands the purpose of the Rapid Response Team?
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a. Monitoring the client for changes in postoperative status such as bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
woundinfection
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b. Documenting all changes observed in the client and maintaining bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
bjit apostoperative flow sheet
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c. Notifying the physician of the client‘s change in blood pressure bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
bjit from140 to 88 mm Hg systolic bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
d. Notifying the physician of the client‘s increase in restlessness bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
aftermedication change
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ANS: C bjit
The Rapid Response Team (RRT) saves lives and decreases the risk for harm by providing
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care toclients before a respiratory or cardiac arrest occurs. Although the RRT does not
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replace the Code Team, which responds to client arrests, it intervenes rapidly for those who are
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beginning to declineclinically. It would be appropriate for the RRT to intervene when the
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client has experienced a 52- point drop in blood pressure. Monitoring the client‘s
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postoperative status, maintaining a postoperative flow sheet, and notifying the physician of a
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, change in the client‘s status after a medication change would not be considered activities of
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the Rapid Response Team.
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DIF: Cognitive Level: Comprehension/Understanding REF: pp. 2-3
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TOP: Client Needs Category: Safe and Effective Care Environment (Management of Care—Collaboration
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withInterdisciplinary Team)
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, MSC: Integrated Process: Nursing Process (Assessment)
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b j i t MARY ANN LINTON & ADRIANNE DILL - MATTESON bjit bjit bjit b jit bjit bjit bjit
COMPLETE, ELABORATED AND LATEST(TEST
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BANK) b j i t
Chapter 1: Introduction to Medical-Surgical Nursing bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
Chapter 1: Introduction to Medical-Surgical bjit bjit bjit bjit
NursingTest Bank
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MULTIPLE CHOICE bjit
1. Which action demonstrates that the nurse understands the purpose of the Rapid Response Team?
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a. Monitoring the client for changes in postoperative status such as bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
woundinfection
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b. Documenting all changes observed in the client and maintaining bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
bjit apostoperative flow sheet
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c. Notifying the physician of the client‘s change in blood pressure bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
bjit from140 to 88 mm Hg systolic bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
d. Notifying the physician of the client‘s increase in restlessness bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit bjit
aftermedication change
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ANS: C bjit
The Rapid Response Team (RRT) saves lives and decreases the risk for harm by providing
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care toclients before a respiratory or cardiac arrest occurs. Although the RRT does not
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replace the Code Team, which responds to client arrests, it intervenes rapidly for those who are
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beginning to declineclinically. It would be appropriate for the RRT to intervene when the
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client has experienced a 52- point drop in blood pressure. Monitoring the client‘s
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postoperative status, maintaining a postoperative flow sheet, and notifying the physician of a
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, change in the client‘s status after a medication change would not be considered activities of
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the Rapid Response Team.
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DIF: Cognitive Level: Comprehension/Understanding REF: pp. 2-3
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TOP: Client Needs Category: Safe and Effective Care Environment (Management of Care—Collaboration
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withInterdisciplinary Team)
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, MSC: Integrated Process: Nursing Process (Assessment)
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