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In delegation, nurses must take patients where there is... Ans:
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Dont delegate what you can EAT
Addison disease vs Cushings disease Ans: Addisions: down
down down up down
(hyponatremia, hypotension, decreased blood volume,
kyperkalemia, hypoglycemia)
Cushings: up up up down up
(hypernatremia, hypertension, increased blood volume,
hypokalemia, hyperglycemia)
When do we hold potassium Ans: Do not give potassium
without adequate urine output
"No Pee, No K"
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APGAR Ans: Appearance (color all pink, pink and blue,
blue/pale)
Pulse (>100, <100, none)
Grimace (cough, grimace, none)
Activity (flexed, flaccid, limp)
Respirations (strong cry, weak cry, none)
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For what diseases do we use airborne precautions Ans: My
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(measles)
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Chicken (chicken pox/varicella)
Hez (disseminated herpes zoster, shingles)
TB (TB)
When implementing airborne precautions, what do we have to
do Ans: Private, negative pressure room
Must wear mask
Can cohort with patient who has same organism, but not if
they have different organisms
Place mask on client when they are being transported
For what diseases do we use droplet precautions Ans: Think
SPIDERMAN
S:sepsis
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S:scarlet fever
S: streptococcal pharyngitis
P:Parvovirus B19
P:Pneumonia
P:Pertussis
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I:Influenza Type B
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D: Diptheria (pharyngeal)
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E: Epiglottitis
R: Rubella
M:mumps
M:Mengitis
M:Mycoplasm or meningeal pneumonia
An: Adenovirus
When implementing droplet precautions, what do we have to
do Ans: Private room or cohort them with a client with the
same infection
Wear a mask
Door may remain open
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For what diseases do we use contact precautions Ans:
MRS.WEE
M:multi drug resistant organism
R: Respiratory infection (RSV)
S: Skin infections (varicella zoster, cutaneous diptheria, herpes
simplex, impetigo, pediculosis, scabies)
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W:wound infection
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E: Enteric infection (C Diff)
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E: eye infection (pink eye)
Signs and symptoms of air/pulmonary embolism Ans: Chest
pain
Difficulty breathing
Tachycardia
Pale/Cyanotic
Sense of impending doom
What do we do as the nurse for air/pulmonary embolism Ans:
Turn patient to the LEFT side and LOWER the head of the bed
Signs and symptoms of a woman in labor with a baby who has
an unreassuring FHR Ans: Late decels
Fetal bradycardia
NCLEX 35 Page study guide
Questions and Answers (100%
Correct Answers) Already Graded A+
In delegation, nurses must take patients where there is... Ans:
Evaluation
© 2026 Assignment
Assessment
Guru01 - Stuvia
Expert
Teaching
Dont delegate what you can EAT
Addison disease vs Cushings disease Ans: Addisions: down
down down up down
(hyponatremia, hypotension, decreased blood volume,
kyperkalemia, hypoglycemia)
Cushings: up up up down up
(hypernatremia, hypertension, increased blood volume,
hypokalemia, hyperglycemia)
When do we hold potassium Ans: Do not give potassium
without adequate urine output
"No Pee, No K"
, 2
APGAR Ans: Appearance (color all pink, pink and blue,
blue/pale)
Pulse (>100, <100, none)
Grimace (cough, grimace, none)
Activity (flexed, flaccid, limp)
Respirations (strong cry, weak cry, none)
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For what diseases do we use airborne precautions Ans: My
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(measles)
Expert
Chicken (chicken pox/varicella)
Hez (disseminated herpes zoster, shingles)
TB (TB)
When implementing airborne precautions, what do we have to
do Ans: Private, negative pressure room
Must wear mask
Can cohort with patient who has same organism, but not if
they have different organisms
Place mask on client when they are being transported
For what diseases do we use droplet precautions Ans: Think
SPIDERMAN
S:sepsis
, 3
S:scarlet fever
S: streptococcal pharyngitis
P:Parvovirus B19
P:Pneumonia
P:Pertussis
© 2026 Assignment
I:Influenza Type B
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D: Diptheria (pharyngeal)
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E: Epiglottitis
R: Rubella
M:mumps
M:Mengitis
M:Mycoplasm or meningeal pneumonia
An: Adenovirus
When implementing droplet precautions, what do we have to
do Ans: Private room or cohort them with a client with the
same infection
Wear a mask
Door may remain open
, 4
For what diseases do we use contact precautions Ans:
MRS.WEE
M:multi drug resistant organism
R: Respiratory infection (RSV)
S: Skin infections (varicella zoster, cutaneous diptheria, herpes
simplex, impetigo, pediculosis, scabies)
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W:wound infection
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E: Enteric infection (C Diff)
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E: eye infection (pink eye)
Signs and symptoms of air/pulmonary embolism Ans: Chest
pain
Difficulty breathing
Tachycardia
Pale/Cyanotic
Sense of impending doom
What do we do as the nurse for air/pulmonary embolism Ans:
Turn patient to the LEFT side and LOWER the head of the bed
Signs and symptoms of a woman in labor with a baby who has
an unreassuring FHR Ans: Late decels
Fetal bradycardia
