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1
Which of the following are considered nursing ethical principles? (all that apply)
Beneficense
Prosperity
Autonomy
Justice
2
Your patient just came back from surgery. What is your priority?
Giving him some food.
Keeping his feet warm.
Treating his pain.
Keeping his airway patent.
3
Our instructor thinks that snow is
Great to surf in.
A time to try out that new bathing suit.
Awesome if you are a snowman
Better than anything.
4
The doctor orders your patient Furosemide. You instruct the patient to take the medication
Only when he notices swelling.
Before bedtime.
Anytime.
Before breakfast.
5
When does the intraoperative phase of surgery begin?
When the patient goes through the surgical suite doors.
When the surgery begins.
When the patient signs the consent.
When the patient arrives in pre-op.
6
What is palliative surgery?
A surgery that may help, but not cure.
A surgery where there are a lot of risks.
A surgery that will save a person's life.
A surgery that removes that patellar.
7
What is self-determination?
Pt's need to have a sense of control over their lives.
The nurse is right and that is that.
Pt's determine the type of bread the hospital buys.
Holding fast to your decisions.
8
If the patient is urinating 40ml/hr, that is great!
True
False
9
When a patient has dementia, anyone can authorize a surgery. They won't know anyway.
False
True
10
When a patient is performing deep breathing and coughing exercises, he should (select all that apply)
Cough gently.
Cover the incision with his hand and cough.
Splint the incision with a pillow and cough.
Take deep breaths before coughing.
11
After administering IV furosemide, the nurse notes that the patient is urinating 10ml/hr. That is expected.
True
False
12
Foley Catheter care should be performed
once a day
When you feel like it
Every three hours
once a shift
13
What is the difference between "purposeful failure" to do something and "Unintentional failure?" (select all that apply)
Unintentional failure is when we purposefully do something.
Purposeful failure is when we intentionally do something we know is wrong.
Unintentional failure is when we make a mistake, but we didn't mean to.
Purposeful failure means that we didn't mean to do something.
14
You know that in order to perfuse the kidneys, the mean arterial pressure (MAP) needs to stay above
30
15
65
1000
15
How does the nurse test a patient for occult blood in his/her stool?
Collect the stool sample and send it to the lab.
See if you see blood in the stool.
Smell the stool and see if you smell blood.
See if the toilet water is red at all.
16
If a patient wants to take her medication with fruit juice, that is okay as long as she takes it.
True
False
17
HIPPA is a really cute hippopotamus and has nothing to do with health care.
True
False
18
After surgery, the nurse needs to know evidence based practice (EBP) to help the patient avoid contracting pneumonia.
True
False
19
The signs/symptoms of chronic cystitis are: a frequent need to urinate, bladder pressure and bladder pain.
True
False
20
Our PN1 teacher is awesome!
False
True
21
Button down jeans should be the primary choice for a patient with urinary urgency.
False
True
22
When a patient has perineal excoriation, it is important to really wipe after a BM using toilet paper.
True
False
23
If I want to pass this course, I need to study and turn my assignments in on time.
False
True
24
What is elective surgery?
A surgery that you choose to get, but is optional.
A surgery that you have to get in order to live.
A surgery that will help, but not cure.
A surgery where you elect the surgeon.
25
When the surgeon says that a medication is "on call," what does the nurse know that means?
The medication will call the nurse.
The pharmacy will call when the medication is ready.
The surgeon or OR staff will let the nurse know when to give it.
The nurse gives the medication and then calls the surgeon.
26
There really isn't any difference between palliative and hospice.
False
True
27
Intravenous pyelograms (IVP's) use radioactive contrast and is a very invasive procedure.
True
False
28
Rassy the Moose is our school mascot.
False
True
29
Meditation is a great way to (select all that apply)
Figure out the winning lottery numbers .
Relax and destress.
Maintain focus.
Fall asleep in class.
30
Your patient S.J. wants to be able to go outside and have a cigarette. What should the nurse say?
"cigarettes are bad for you, you need to switch to vaping."
"You are not a prisoner."
"This is a dangerous neighborhood at night."
"We can see if the MD can order you a nicotine patch."
31
What medication(s) are recommended to treat constipation?
Psyllium powder
Docusate
Morphine
loperamide
32
The signs of pyelonephritis are: flank pain, fever, vomiting, headache.
True
False
33
When a patient has urinary incontinence, it is important to
let them "air dry."
document accurate input and output every day
apply a skin protector every 4 hours and prn
put a brief on them and leave it there all shift
