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,The nurse 1.
providing Domain: Safety Needs
conscious Content Area: Protect patient from
sedation to a harm and take preventive
patient: measures related to the use of
1. will not have protective safety devices and
duties that equipment (including, but not
interfere with limited to, padded side rails, safety
monitoring of straps, restraints)
the patient. Reference: American Society of
2. may circulate PeriAnesthesia Nurses.
as long as Perianesthesia Nursing Standards,
monitor alarms Practice Recommendations, and
are set. Interpretive Statements 2015 - 2017.
3. may ASPAN, Cherry Hill, NJ, 2015. Pg
administer 63.
propofol for
short
procedures.
4. may monitor
ASA IV patients
, In caring for a
patient at risk
for
noncardiogenic
pulmonary
edema, the
perianesthesia
nurse
understands
that the best
method for
prevention is to:
1. elevate head
in high fowler's
position.
2. maintain
blood pressure
below 180
systolic.
3. prevent fluid
overload by
limiting IV fluids
in the elderly.
4. maintain
airway and
administer
ACTUAL Exam Questions and
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Terms in this set (14)
,The nurse 1.
providing Domain: Safety Needs
conscious Content Area: Protect patient from
sedation to a harm and take preventive
patient: measures related to the use of
1. will not have protective safety devices and
duties that equipment (including, but not
interfere with limited to, padded side rails, safety
monitoring of straps, restraints)
the patient. Reference: American Society of
2. may circulate PeriAnesthesia Nurses.
as long as Perianesthesia Nursing Standards,
monitor alarms Practice Recommendations, and
are set. Interpretive Statements 2015 - 2017.
3. may ASPAN, Cherry Hill, NJ, 2015. Pg
administer 63.
propofol for
short
procedures.
4. may monitor
ASA IV patients
, In caring for a
patient at risk
for
noncardiogenic
pulmonary
edema, the
perianesthesia
nurse
understands
that the best
method for
prevention is to:
1. elevate head
in high fowler's
position.
2. maintain
blood pressure
below 180
systolic.
3. prevent fluid
overload by
limiting IV fluids
in the elderly.
4. maintain
airway and
administer
