Swift River - Med-
Surg - Scenarios
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,Calvin Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs -
Umbyuma, a High Priority
42-year-old ABCs - High Priority
male, has Safety and Risk Reduction -
been High Priority
admitted for Urgent vs Nonurgent - High
shortness of Priority
breath and Chronic vs Acute/Stable vs
pleuritic Unstable - High Priority
chest pain.
He was
diagnosed
with HIV over
a year ago.
He recently
traveled
Kenya, to visit
his mother,
who is ill.
While visiting
his mother, he
received
herbal
therapies to
help with the
manifestation
s he was
experiencing.
Vital signs are
temperature
100.9°F (38.3°
C),
respirations
22/min, heart
rate 92/min,
,blood
pressure
152/89
mmHg,
oxygen
saturation 91%
on room air.
Inflammatory
markers
including
erythrocyte
sedimentatio
n rate (ESR)
and c-
reactive
protein (CRP)
are elevated
at 78.9 mmh
and 67.2
mg/L. The
client has
been placed
in a negative
pressure
room at the
end of the
hallway.
, Calvin Which of the following
Umbyuma concerns should the nurse
The nurse address while providing client
reviews the care? (Select all that apply.)
information Correct Options:
received in Physiological: Comfort
the report Health Promotion: Education
and enters Physiological: Immunity
the client's Physiological: Infection
room to
perform a Incorrect Options:
physical Physiological: Nutrition
assessment. Physiological: Mobility
Upon Physiological: Clotting
assessment, Physiological: Grief
the client is
alert and
oriented to
person,
place, time,
and event.
Pupils are
equal, round,
reactive to
light, and
accommodati
on. Lung
sounds reveal
crackles in
right upper
lobe. Client is
expectorating
blood-tinged
mucopurulent
sputum and
Surg - Scenarios
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Terms in this set (35)
,Calvin Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs -
Umbyuma, a High Priority
42-year-old ABCs - High Priority
male, has Safety and Risk Reduction -
been High Priority
admitted for Urgent vs Nonurgent - High
shortness of Priority
breath and Chronic vs Acute/Stable vs
pleuritic Unstable - High Priority
chest pain.
He was
diagnosed
with HIV over
a year ago.
He recently
traveled
Kenya, to visit
his mother,
who is ill.
While visiting
his mother, he
received
herbal
therapies to
help with the
manifestation
s he was
experiencing.
Vital signs are
temperature
100.9°F (38.3°
C),
respirations
22/min, heart
rate 92/min,
,blood
pressure
152/89
mmHg,
oxygen
saturation 91%
on room air.
Inflammatory
markers
including
erythrocyte
sedimentatio
n rate (ESR)
and c-
reactive
protein (CRP)
are elevated
at 78.9 mmh
and 67.2
mg/L. The
client has
been placed
in a negative
pressure
room at the
end of the
hallway.
, Calvin Which of the following
Umbyuma concerns should the nurse
The nurse address while providing client
reviews the care? (Select all that apply.)
information Correct Options:
received in Physiological: Comfort
the report Health Promotion: Education
and enters Physiological: Immunity
the client's Physiological: Infection
room to
perform a Incorrect Options:
physical Physiological: Nutrition
assessment. Physiological: Mobility
Upon Physiological: Clotting
assessment, Physiological: Grief
the client is
alert and
oriented to
person,
place, time,
and event.
Pupils are
equal, round,
reactive to
light, and
accommodati
on. Lung
sounds reveal
crackles in
right upper
lobe. Client is
expectorating
blood-tinged
mucopurulent
sputum and
