Fundamentals Of Nursing NCLEX Quiz 11
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- 1.The charge nurse asks the nursing assistive personnel (NAP) to give a bag bath to a patient with end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. How should the NAP proceed?
- A.
Bathe the patient’s entire body using 8 to 10 washcloths.
- B.
Assist the patient to a chair and provide bathing supplies.
- C.
Saturate a towel and blanket in a plastic bag. and then bathe the patient.
- D.
Assist the patient to the bathtub and provide a bath chair.
- 2.For a morbidly obese patient. which intervention should the nurse choose to counteract the pressure created by the skin folds?
- A.
Cover the mattress with a sheepskin.
- B.
Keep the linens wrinkle free.
- C.
Separate the skin folds with towels.
- D.
Apply petrolatum barrier creams.
- 3.A client exhibits all of the following during a physical assessment. Which of these is considered a primary defense against infection?
- A.
Fever
- B.
Intact skin
- C.
Inflammation
- D.
Lethargy
- 4.A client with a stage 2 pressure ulcer has methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) cultured from the wound. Contact precautions are initiated. Which rule must be observed to follow contact precautions?
- A.
A clean gown and gloves must be worn when in contact with the client.
- B.
Everyone who enters the room must wear a N-95 respirator mask.
- C.
All linen and trash must be marked as contaminated and send to biohazard waste.
- D.
Place the client in a room with a client with an upper respiratory infection.
- 5.A client requires protective isolation. Which client can be safely paired with this client in a client-care assignment? One:
- A.
Admitted with unstable diabetes mellitus.
- B.
Who underwent surgical repair of a perforated bowel.
- C.
With a stage 3 sacral pressure ulcer.
- D.
Admitted with a urinary tract infection.
- 6.A newly hired at Nurseslabs Medical Center is assigned in the OR Department. Which action demonstrates a break in sterile technique?
- A.
Remaining 1 foot away from nonsterile areas
- B.
Placing sterile items on the sterile field
- C.
Avoiding the border of the sterile drape
- D.
Reaching 1 foot over the sterile field
- 7.Nurse Berta is facilitating a monthly mothers’ class at a small village. As a knowledgeable nurse. she must know that a mother who breastfeeds her child passes on which antibody through breast milk?
- A.
IgA
- B.
IgE
- C.
IgG
- D.
IgM
- 8.The clinical instructor asks her students the rationale for handwashing. The students are correct if they answered that handwashing is expected to remove:
- A.
Transient flora from the skin.
- B.
Resident flora from the skin.
- C.
All microorganisms from the skin.
- D.
Media for bacterial growth.
- 9.Which of the following incidents requires the nurse to complete an occurrence report?
- A.
Medication given 30 minutes after scheduled dose time
- B.
Patient’s dentures lost after transfer
- C.
Worn electrical cord discovered on an IV infusion pump
- D.
Prescription without the route of administration
- 10.The nurse is orienting a new nurse to the unit and reviews source-oriented charting. Which statement by the nurse best describes source-oriented charting? Source-oriented charting:
- A.
Separates the health record according to discipline
- B.
Organizes documentation around the patient’s problems
- C.
Highlights the patient’s concerns. problems. and strengths
- D.
Is designed to streamline documentation
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