NSG 1125 - EXAM I PRACTICE
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS GRADED A+
1 of 35
Term
Considering the chain of infection, a vector might be:
An uninfected patient.
Staphylococcus bacteria.
A tick carrying Lyme disease.
A contaminated water supply.
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, Promotes venous return to
Count the respirations. the heart.
A tick carrying Lyme disease. The beginning of a pressure injury.
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2 of 35
Term
Forgetting to reposition a patient in a wheelchair for more than 1
hour may lead to:
1. The beginning of a pressure injury.
2.Muscle atrophy.
3. Pooling of lung secretions.
4. Skin abrasions from shearing forces.
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Promotes venous return to The beginning of a pressure
the heart. injury.
A tick carrying Lyme disease. Find the SDS. (A safety data sheet)
Don't know?
, 3 of 35
Term
When providing foot care for the diabetic patient, you must
remember to:
1. Cut the cuticles to prevent hangnails.
2.Never soak the feet.
3.Check for an order before trimming the nails straight across.
4. Check for an order before trimming the nails in a curved
manner so that there are not any sharp points to irritate the skin.
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Check for an order
Raise the bed to an appropriate
before trimming the nails
working height.
straight across.
Patients with an open wound or
Providing an intact physical barrier.
surgical incisions.
Secreting bactericidal substances.
Patients on chemotherapy.
Releasing macrophages.
Patients with an indewelling
catheter.
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, 4 of 35
Term
Does this safety finding require immediate intervention?
Evidence of brown fluid on floor near bedside table
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No Stage 2
Yes Infection control.
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS GRADED A+
1 of 35
Term
Considering the chain of infection, a vector might be:
An uninfected patient.
Staphylococcus bacteria.
A tick carrying Lyme disease.
A contaminated water supply.
Give this one a try later!
, Promotes venous return to
Count the respirations. the heart.
A tick carrying Lyme disease. The beginning of a pressure injury.
Don't know?
2 of 35
Term
Forgetting to reposition a patient in a wheelchair for more than 1
hour may lead to:
1. The beginning of a pressure injury.
2.Muscle atrophy.
3. Pooling of lung secretions.
4. Skin abrasions from shearing forces.
Give this one a try later!
Promotes venous return to The beginning of a pressure
the heart. injury.
A tick carrying Lyme disease. Find the SDS. (A safety data sheet)
Don't know?
, 3 of 35
Term
When providing foot care for the diabetic patient, you must
remember to:
1. Cut the cuticles to prevent hangnails.
2.Never soak the feet.
3.Check for an order before trimming the nails straight across.
4. Check for an order before trimming the nails in a curved
manner so that there are not any sharp points to irritate the skin.
Give this one a try later!
Check for an order
Raise the bed to an appropriate
before trimming the nails
working height.
straight across.
Patients with an open wound or
Providing an intact physical barrier.
surgical incisions.
Secreting bactericidal substances.
Patients on chemotherapy.
Releasing macrophages.
Patients with an indewelling
catheter.
Don't know?
, 4 of 35
Term
Does this safety finding require immediate intervention?
Evidence of brown fluid on floor near bedside table
Give this one a try later!
No Stage 2
Yes Infection control.
Don't know?
