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4/2 Trivia Night
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1
Which
antidote
is given for acetaminophen overdose?
D) Vitamin K
B) Acetylcysteine
C) Flumazenil
A) Naloxone
2
A
client with HIV
has a
CD4 count <200
. They are at risk for:
D) Osteoporosis
A) Hypertension
B) Opportunistic infections
C) Hypothyroidism
3
(SATA)
Which are signs of increased ICP?
B) Bradycardia
D) Unequal pupils
A) Decerebrate posturing
C) Hypotension
4
(SATA)
Which are
risk factors for DVT
?
B) Surgery
A) Immobility
C) Oral contraceptives
D) Hypertension
5
(SATA)
Which
drugs increase the risk of bleeding
?
A) Aspirin
C) Heparin
D) Acetaminophen
B) Warfarin
6
A client with a
pulmonary embolism
is most likely to exhibit:
C) Hypertension
D) Jaundice
B) Bradycardia
A) Tachycardia & dyspnea
7
(SATA)
Which clients are at risk for hyperkalemia?
D) Diarrhea
C) Crush injury
A) Renal failure
B) On spironolactone
8
Which lab value indicates a risk for bleeding in a client on heparin?
C) Potassium 5.2 mEq/L
D) Platelets 150,000/mm³
B) aPTT > 70 seconds
A) Hemoglobin 10 g/dL
9
Which
heart sound
is abnormal in an adult?
A) S1
B) S2
D) S4
C) S3
10
Which finding is
most
concerning in a post-op client?
C) Dry mucous membranes
D) Absent bowel sounds
B) Shallow respirations
A) Pain 5/10
11
(SATA)
Which
drugs cause ototoxicity
?
D) Furosemide
C) Lisinopril
A) Metoprolol
B) Gentamicin
12
A client with C. diff should be placed on:
B) Contact precautions
A) Airborne precautions
C) Droplet precautions
D) Standard precautions
13
A client with Parkinson’s has a mask-like face. Which nursing action is best?
D) Restrict fluid intake
A) Encourage expression
B) Limit social interaction
C) Administer sedatives
14
(SATA)
Which
findings are late signs of shock
?
B) Hypotension
D) Bradycardia
C) Restlessness
A) Anuria
15
(SATA)
Which
interventions are correct for a seizure
?
B) Insert oral airway
A) Turn to side
D) Time the seizure
C) Loosen clothing
16
(SATA)
Which interventions prevent pressure ulcers?
C) Keep skin dry
D) Massage bony prominences
A) Reposition every 2 hrs
B) Use moisture barrier
17
(SATA)
Which
nursing actions are correct for a chest tube
?
D) Monitor for sudden absence of bubbling
B) Assess for tidaling
A) Strip tubes every shift
C) Keep drainage system below chest level
18
(SATA)
Which
conditions cause metabolic acidosis
?
D) Severe diarrhea
B) Hyperventilation
C) Renal failure
A) DKA
19
A client with COPD should avoid which medication?
A) Albuterol
C) Prednisone
D) Theophylline
B) Beta-blockers
20
(SATA)
Which
clients are at risk for fluid volume overload
?
D) SIADH
C) Renal failure
B) Dehydration
A) Heart failure
21
(SATA)
Which are symptoms of hypothyroidism?
D) Cold intolerance
B) Weight gain
C) Fatigue
A) Tachycardia
22
(SATA)
Which
nursing actions prevent catheter-associated UTIs
?
D) Irrigate daily
C) Keep bag below bladder
A) Maintain closed system
B) Secure tubing
23
(SATA)
Which
signs indicate opioid overdose
?
A) Pinpoint pupils
C) Hypertension
B) Respiratory depression
D) Unresponsiveness
24
Which drug requires weekly CBC monitoring?
D) Clozapine
B) Warfarin
C) Metformin
A) Lisinopril
25
(SATA)
Which
interventions are correct for burns
?
D) Elevate extremity
B) Apply butter
C) Cover with clean cloth
A) Cool with room-temp water
26
Which electrolyte imbalance causes Torsades de Pointes?
A) Hypernatremia
B) Hypercalcemia
C) Hypomagnesemia
D) Hypophosphatemia
27
A client with myasthenia gravis has difficulty swallowing. What is the priority?
D) Elevate HOB
A) Offer a straw
C) Increase fluids
B) Assess gag reflex
28
Bell’s palsy
primarily affects which cranial nerve?
D) Vagus (X)
A) Trigeminal (V)
B) Facial (VII)
C) Glossopharyngeal (IX)
29
Theophylline
toxicity causes:
C) Tachycardia & seizures
A) Hypoglycemia
D) Constipation
B) Bradycardia
30
(SATA)
Which
symptoms indicate serotonin syndrome
?
D) Clonus
A) Bradycardia
C) Agitation
B) Hyperthermia
31
(SATA)
Which
drugs are nephrotoxic
?
A) NSAIDs
D) Contrast dye
B) Metformin
C) Vancomycin
32
A
priority
for a client with
bacterial meningitis
is:
B) Dark room
D) ROM exercises
C) High-protein diet
A) Droplet precautions
33
A client with
DKA
has
Kussmaul respirations
. This indicates:
B) Respiratory alkalosis
C) Hypoglycemia
D) Metabolic acidosis
A) Hypervolemia
34
Tardive dyskinesia
is a side effect of:
B) Opioids
C) Beta-blockers
A) SSRIs
D) Antipsychotics
35
(SATA)
Which
symptoms indicate hypoglycemia
?
C) Diaphoresis
A) Bradycardia
D) Confusion
B) Shakiness
36
A
post-op
client has
absent breath sounds
on one side. This suggests:
B) Pneumonia
D) Pleural effusion
C) Atelectasis
A) Pneumothorax
37
A client with
pernicious anemia
lacks intrinsic factor. What is the
best treatment
?
B) Blood transfusion
A) Iron supplements
D) Vitamin B12 injections
C) Folic acid
38
(SATA)
Which
foods are high in potassium
?
B) Spinach
D) Oranges
C) White bread
A) Bananas
39
(SATA)
Which vaccines are live attenuated?
B) Tetanus
D) Hepatitis B
A) MMR
C) Varicella
40
(SATA)
Which
conditions cause hyperactive reflexes
?
D) Hypothyroidism
A) Hypocalcemia
B) Spinal cord injury (above T6)
C) Magnesium sulfate toxicity
41
(SATA)
Which
conditions require contact precautions
?
B) MRSA
A) C. difficile
D) Influenza
C) RSV (in infants)
42
(SATA)
Which are
signs of lithium toxicity
?
A) Coarse tremors
D) Polyuria
C) Hypertension
B) Confusion
43
A client with diabetes has a blood glucose of 50 mg/dL. What should the nurse give
first
?
A) 15g fast-acting carbs
B) Insulin
C) Protein shake
D) Glucagon IM
44
(SATA)
Which
labs indicate dehydration
?
A) ↑ BUN
C) ↓ Sodium
D) ↓ Glucose
B) ↑ Hematocrit
45
(SATA)
Which
conditions require airborne precautions
?
C) MRSA
A) Tuberculosis
B) Measles
D) Varicella
46
Metformin
should be held before a procedure involving:
A) IV contrast dye
D) MRI
B) Local anesthesia
C) Blood transfusion
47
A
newborn
with
spina bifida
should be placed in which position pre-op?
B) Side-lying
C) Prone
A) Supine
D) Trendelenburg
48
A
newborn
with
erythema toxicum
should be:
B) Reassured (normal finding)
D) Given antifungal cream
C) Isolated
A) Treated with antibiotics
49
A client with
osteoporosis
should increase intake of:
B) Calcium & vitamin D
A) Sodium
C) Potassium
D) Iron
50
A client with heart failure has crackles in the lungs. Which intervention is
most
appropriate?
B) Increase sodium intake
D) Place in Trendelenburg
C) Administer diuretics
A) Encourage fluids