. When a fire occurs in a patient’s room, what would be the nurse’s priority? Don't copy! a. Rescue the patient. b. Extinguish the fire. c. Sound the alarm. d. Run for help.

6. After you establish that the scene is safe, how would you like to prioritize with your partner the following actions? Check for a pulse, start CPR, apply AED pads, administer oxygen Administer oxygen, apply pads, start CPR, turn on the AED Start CPR, apply AED pads, turn on the monitor, check for a pulse Start CPR, gather more information from bystanders, apply oxygen, apply AED

CASE 2: The fact that this patient is prone to excessive worry and suicidal thoughts makes him incompetent to make medical decisions.   True False

A dental assistant works for Dr. X.  A dental hygienist who works for Dr. X asks the dental assistant to obtain a cartridge of local anesthetic so she can administer it to a patient. What should the dental assistant note before complying with the dental hygienist’s request? a. Check the expiration date of the local anesthetic cartridge, then deliver it. b. Check for medical alerts. c. Verify that the Dental Hygienist holds a current local anesthesia permit and also check with a dentist prior to providing the Dental Hygienist with the anesthetic.

A patient arrives to the Emergency Department (ED) after sustaining a gunshot wound to the chest. An intercostal catheter (ICC) is inserted for haemopneumothorax and connected to the Underwater Seal Drainage (UWSD) system.1. Explain the term haemopneumothorax 2. List two (2) risks associated with intercostal catheters 3. Provide two (2) nursing strategies with rationales that you would include to help the patient to re-expand the lung

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Patient monitoring systems include: A Selection applications B Pharmacy applications C Social media applications D Fitness applications

2. A nurse knows not to let the patient know that her respirations are being assessed for what rationale? A. Patients should be informed of all procedures C, Alter rate and depth of breathing D. A and B done B. Provide inaccurate results Rationale: 3. Which of the following factors result to increased respiratory rate and depth? Select all that apply. A. Exercise B. Acute pain C. Anxiety D. Smoking E. Opioid analgesics F. Increased altitude Rationale: 4. The process of diffusion and perfusion by measuring which among the choices: A. Respiratory rate B. Respiratory depth C. Oxygen saturation D. A and B Rationale: 5. Which among the following statement is regarded as incorrect: A. Diaphragmatic breathing results from the contraction and relaxation of the diaphragm B. Observed it best by watching abdominal movements C. Healthy men and children usually demonstrate diaphragmatic breathing D. Women tend to use thoracic muscles to breathe, assessed by observing movements in the upper chest.…

4. A client is prescribed and receiving hydromorphone. Upon assessment the client's respiratory rate is 11 breaths per minutes. What is the most appropriate next action by the nurse?   A. Administer the hydromorphone as scheduled   B. Apply oxygen before hydromorphone administration   C. Hold the hydromorphone and contact the prescriber   D. Discontinue the hydromorphone

1. Because of the pain medicationGladys Gwynn may not be able speak for herself. Since she no relatives helpappropriate for Dr. Jolinstone to make the decision about surgery her? Given these circumstancesit possible that when moved into Sunny Meadows they had her sign a Health Care Power of Atromney to someone at the facility ?