ATI Practice B Flashcards

1
Q

What is a nursing priority for a child that has RSV?

A

Maintain O2 sat at 90% or greater

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2
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What is one of the roles of a change agent?

A

Discuss possible outcomes to the proposed change

Ex: Talks with a group of coworkers about the benefits of a provider order entry system

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3
Q

What is Beractant?

A

An artificial surfactant that reduces the surface tension of the lungs which increases expansion and oxygenation

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4
Q

Why could yoga classes be beneficial for someone who has Parkinson’s disease?

A

It helps to improve mobility and elevate mood

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5
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Manifestations of Cushing’s disease

A

Increased BP and hair growth

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6
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Sign of Hepatic Encephalopathy

A

Babinski sign of reflex is present in an adult client who has neurological changes due to hepatic encephalopathy

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7
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What is altruism?

A

Considers the well-being of coworkers and others

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8
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What is the difference between Tylenol and ibuprofen?

A

Ibuprofen is an NSAID and Tylenol is not

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9
Q

How is Hepatitis C typically transmitted?

A

through blood

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10
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How should someone with a pacemaker handle their cellphone?

A

one the opposite side of the body as the pacemaker

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11
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Give an example of the preparation stage of the Stages of Change model

A

Developing a presentation for staff members about 24-hour rooming-in

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12
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Give an example of the contemplation stage of the Stages of Change model

A

Investigating clinical models for providing postpartum care is the contemplation stage

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13
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How should surfactants be given?

A

Administer the medication via endotracheal instillation

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14
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What does veracity mean?

A

Being truthful

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15
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What does fidelity mean?

A

keeping your word

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16
Q

What are singed nasal hairs and eyelashes a sign of?

A

Inhalation injuries from smoke

17
Q

Who can activate the Rapid Response Team?

A

a client’s family members and other healthcare personnel

18
Q

When is the Code Team called?

A

For cardiac or respiratory arrest

19
Q

What should someone with degenerative disk disease with low back pain and an injury be given education about?

A

Maintain their weight within 10% of ideal body weight because obesity can cause increased stress on the vertebral column and back muscles

20
Q

What should the nurse notify the provider about with a patient who has encephalitis?

A

widened pulse pressure (large difference between systolic and diastolic numbers) because it shows decrease in neuro status and can lead to herniation of the brain

21
Q

What is smoothing

A

one party attempts to pacify the other party to minimize emotions

22
Q

Give an example of malpractice

A

A nurse forgets to request physical therapy services for a client who has weakness and client falls

23
Q

What is cryptosporidiosis?

A

A GI infection that causes diarrhea, wasting, and fluid and electrolyte imbalances

24
Q

What should the diet for cystic fibrosis consist of?

A

Foods that are high in protein

25
Q

When should Pancreatic enzymes be given to a cystic fibrosis patient?

A

at the beginning of each meal or snack

26
Q

What are the signs of cardiogenic shock after an MI?

A

tachypnea, tachycardia, hypotension, decreased cardiac output, and increased oxygen demand

27
Q

How should the dressing for a Stage IV pressure ulcer be secured?

A

Secure the dressing over the ulcer with tape

28
Q

What is one of the roles of a charge nurse?

A

Review the facility’s chain of command and invoke the process when needed

29
Q

What complication can occur with a ventriculoperitoneal shunt?

A

peritonitis or a paralytic ileus in the postoperative period (watch for abdominal distention)

30
Q

What should be included in the diet of someone who has SLE?

A

Calcium-rich foods because they are at risk for osteoporosis due to using glucocorticoid steroids

31
Q

What are some interventions for a newborn with a mom who has HIV?

A

delay the administration of phytonadione until the newborn has been bathed

32
Q

Manifestations of a spinal cord injury

A

severe headache and full bladder

33
Q

Manifestations of advanced-stage cirrhosis

A

petechiae, pruritus, hemorrhoids, increased bleeding time, enlarged spleen, decreased platelet count, portal hypertension (dilated veins)

34
Q

How is Hepatitis A usually transmitted?

A

contaminated food handled from person to person

35
Q

What are the steps that need to be taught for coughing if someone has a spinal injury?

A
  1. place one hand over the other with fingers interlocked on the upper abdomen
  2. take a breath and then cough while exhaling
  3. lock elbows and push inward and upward as the client coughs
  4. allow the client to rest