Q1. The experienced nurse is orienting a new graduate nurse to the intensive care unit. The new graduate is asking about the process of organ and tissue donation. Explain the nurse's responsibility during this process.
Q2. The charge nurse is tasked with performing a peer review of one of her colleagues. Describe what this process should include.
Q3. A 2 year old client presents to the provider's office for their well child visit. The nurse notes several bruises on the child's back and bilateral arms at different stages of healing. What should the nurse' next action be.
Q4. A nurse is caring for a client newly diagnosed with pertussis. What is one intervention the nurse will incorporate into the plan of care?
Q5. The nurse is caring for a client who has sustained a spinal cord injury from a diving accident. Identify three referrals necessary to enhance client outcomes.
Q6. While giving change of shirt report using the I-SBARR, a nurse suggest that a client is ambulated at least four times during the next shift in order to decrease the client's peripheral edema. Which portion of I-SBARR does a nurse make suggestions regarding actions and interventions?
Q7. A nurse is caring for a client with acute- cystitis that has been prescribed nitrofurantoin. What client teaching should be provided to the client regarding this medication.
Q8. During the botulism management of a client, what treatment measures will the nurse implement?
Q9. The nurse is caring for a client prescribed ceftriaxone. What are 2 factors that would be considered contraindication of the medication?
Q10. Which of the following tasks can the RN delegate to assistive personnel? Select all that apply).
--Take all vital signs on a patient receiving a blood transfusion.
--Ambulate all client's output totals on the nursing unit.
--Feed a newly diagnosed stroke patient with dysphagia.
--Place a patient on a bed pan following a spinal tap.