Med-Surg Final Exam Jeopardy
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the consent form is signed by the patient - Prior to administering the pre-operative
medication of morphine and Versed, the nurse should confirm that:
The patient will soon be transferred to the post-operative unit - The post-anesthesia care
unit nurse is determined that the patient's Aldrete score is 9. The nurse on the postoperative
unit knows that this means:
Note the assessment (vitals) as normal post-op recovery - The patient's initial vital signs on
return from surgery are BP 140/90, pulse of 80, respirations of 14, temp of 98 degrees. One
hour later the vitals are BP of 130/84, pulse of 72, respirations of 16, and temp of 98.1.
Long-term immobilization can lead to permanent disability. Casts and splints are left on only
until the joint is strengthened. - When the clinic nurse starts to take the cast off the grade II
sprain, the patient asks why it's being removed as he still has pain. The nurse explains that the
cast is removed because:
Raise the patient to a high-fowler's position - While the nurse is giving care to the 35-year-
old man who sustained a fractures pelvis and bilateral fractures of the femur in a motorcycle
accident yesterday, the patient complains of SOB and is audibly wheezing. An assessment of the
O2 sat was 76%. What should the nurse do first?
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION
GUIDE (A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED)
LATEST VERSION 2025!!
.
the consent form is signed by the patient - Prior to administering the pre-operative
medication of morphine and Versed, the nurse should confirm that:
The patient will soon be transferred to the post-operative unit - The post-anesthesia care
unit nurse is determined that the patient's Aldrete score is 9. The nurse on the postoperative
unit knows that this means:
Note the assessment (vitals) as normal post-op recovery - The patient's initial vital signs on
return from surgery are BP 140/90, pulse of 80, respirations of 14, temp of 98 degrees. One
hour later the vitals are BP of 130/84, pulse of 72, respirations of 16, and temp of 98.1.
Long-term immobilization can lead to permanent disability. Casts and splints are left on only
until the joint is strengthened. - When the clinic nurse starts to take the cast off the grade II
sprain, the patient asks why it's being removed as he still has pain. The nurse explains that the
cast is removed because:
Raise the patient to a high-fowler's position - While the nurse is giving care to the 35-year-
old man who sustained a fractures pelvis and bilateral fractures of the femur in a motorcycle
accident yesterday, the patient complains of SOB and is audibly wheezing. An assessment of the
O2 sat was 76%. What should the nurse do first?
