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The nurse on a telemetry unit receives report on a new admission, Mrs. Carolyn Davis, a 72 year old African American female. She was brought to the emergency department by her daughter with reports of difficulty breathing and inability to walk short distances without becoming extremely short of breath. Mrs. Davis has a history of obesity, hypertension, coronary artery disease, and diabetes mellitus. She reports fatigue related to difficulty sleeping at night as a result of a nonproductive cough ...

A patient is scheduled for a cardiac catheterization. The patient says, “The doctor rushed through the explanation, and I’m not sure what the risks are.” What should the nurse do first? A. Explain the risks and benefits to the patient. B. Ask the patient to sign the consent form anyway. C. Notify the provider that the patient needs further explanation. D. Document that the patient is confused and cancel the procedure. Correct Answer: C Rationale: The provider is legally responsible f...

A patient received the wrong medication because two nurses failed to complete an independent double-check. The center of the bow-tie is “Medication Error.” Left side (Causes): Select two causes from the list. A. Barcode scanner malfunction B. Distraction during double-check C. Failure to follow policy D. Patient refused the correct medication earlier Correct Answer: B and C Rationale: Distraction and policy violation are direct, modifiable causes. Barcode malfunction (A) might co...

A nurse manager is observing a new graduate RN caring for a patient with a chest tube. Which actions by the new graduate would cause the manager to intervene? (Select all that apply) A. Clamping the chest tube during patient transport B. Placing the drainage system below the level of the patient’s chest C. Emptying the drainage system without wearing gloves D. Reporting a sudden increase in bubbling in the water seal chamber E. Coiling excess tubing on the bed to prevent dependent lo...

The new graduate RN is caring for a patient with a chest tube. Which actions would cause the manager to intervene? (Select all that apply) A. Clamping the chest tube during patient transport B. Placing the drainage system below the level of the patient’s chest C. Emptying the drainage system without wearing gloves D. Reporting a sudden increase in bubbling in the water seal chamber E. Coiling excess tubing on the bed to prevent dependent loops Correct Answer: A, C, E Rationale: Clamping...

A nurse manager is observing a new graduate RN caring for a patient with a chest tube. Which actions by the new graduate would cause the manager to intervene? (Select all that apply) A. Clamping the chest tube during patient transport B. Placing the drainage system below the level of the patient’s chest C. Emptying the drainage system without wearing gloves D. Reporting a sudden increase in bubbling in the water seal chamber E. Coiling excess tubing on the bed to prevent dependent loops ...

A patient scheduled for a total knee arthroplasty reports a history of MRSA infection 6 months ago. Which preoperative intervention is most important to reduce surgical site infection risk? • A. Administer prophylactic antibiotics 2 hours before incision • B. Shave the surgical site with a razor the night before surgery • C. Perform preoperative nasal screening and decolonization as prescribed • D. Schedule the patient as the last case of the day During a laparoscopic cholecystectom...

A patient scheduled for a total knee arthroplasty reports a history of MRSA infection 6 months ago. Which preoperative intervention is most important to reduce surgical site infection risk? • A. Administer prophylactic antibiotics 2 hours before incision • B. Shave the surgical site with a razor the night before surgery • C. Perform preoperative nasal screening and decolonization as prescribed • D. Schedule the patient as the last case of the day During a laparoscopic cholecystectom...

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A nurse is performing hand hygiene. When should it be done? A) Before contact only B) After contact only C) Before and after contact D) End of shift only Question 22 of 70 Which action prevents falls in hospitalized clien

A nurse is performing hand hygiene. When should it be done? A) Before contact only B) After contact only C) Before and after contact D) End of shift only Question 22 of 70 Which action prevents falls in hospitalized clients? A) Raise all side rails B) Keep bed elevated C) Ensure call light is within reach D) Limit mobility Question 23 of

A nurse is performing hand hygiene. When should it be done? A) Before contact only B) After contact only C) Before and after contact D) End of shift only Question 22 of 70 Which action prevents falls in hospitalized clients? A) Raise all side rails B) Keep bed elevated C) Ensure call light is within reach D) Limit mobility Question 23 of