Specialized Nursing Quizz

This describes an MI:

Analgesic treatment for an MI includes

Two bio markers for an MI patient include:

Best drug of choice for MI:

V1 lead is placed:

V2 lead is placed:

V3 lead is placed:

V4 lead is placed:

V5 lead is placed:

V6 lead is placed:

Reasons for the initiation of mechanical ventilation:

If patient is found not breathing and no pulse. Next best action:

Improve quality of compression by:

Ligament tear in the wrist, If postoperative c/o pain, swelling, tingling distal to surgical site. Priority action:

Cerebrovascular accident with hemiparesis, pt risk factors are:

Assessment of Cranial nerve 1 (olfactory)

DKA best route for insulin administration

Patients in DKA is at risk for:

Hypokalemia causes:

Hyperkalemia causes:

DKA treatment includes

Number one cause of DKA

Management of DKA

DKA classical signs:

HHNS classic characteristics

A patient has a PH of 7.20, Paco2 55, O2 80 and Hco3 28. What findings does this determine?

Calculate the map of a blood pressure of 130/80

Calculate the map of a blood pressure of 120/75

If a petition is made by BNA for all 4th year students to be actively involved in caring for patients with COVID 19:

Failure of a nurse to report her colleague pilfering morphine for her own personal use

AN ACT OR FAILURE TO ACT THAT LEADS TO AN INJURY OF ANOTHER

THE FAILURE TO DO WHAT THE REASONABLE, PRUDENT NURSE WOULD DO UNDER SIMILAR CIRCUMSTANCES:

Leaving patient confidential information exposed on a computer screen:

NO ACTUAL CONTACT IS NECESSARY

Failure of the nurse to maintain quality and safe care:

A Registered nurse refusing to care for a homeless patient admitted to the ward due to his dirty appearance.

Nurse is responsible for maintaining a research based professional knowledge:

Intentional torts are INTENTIONAL THREAT TO BRING ABOUT HARMFUL OR OFFENSIVE CONTACT

Unintentional torts are AN UNINTENTIAL ACT OR OMISSION

Failure to report a witnessed abuse of a patient by a co-worker:

Violated when a nurse slaps a patient:

By slapping a patient these two ethical principles are violated:

Failure of a nurse to report a witnessed abuse by her colleague to the management of the institution, would violate these two principles:

This is a major fundamental responsibility, under the professional, caring and ethical practice of nurses:

If a nurse witnessed a colleague abusing a patient and fail to report to the relevant authorities, this law of Tort would be applicable.

Violated if a 4th year student objected to taking care of a patient with a spontaneous pneumothorax, assigned by a Senior Nursing Officer, with reason that she has never nursed a patient with a chest tube before:

If the relatives are informed or made aware of the slapping of their relative by the nurse and decided to sue, this law of tort would be applicable

Discrimination against other nurses that has traveled to another country to work:

If the patients relatives found out accidentally about the slapping or abuse of their relative, and the relatives decided to sue the hospital, the Tort would be applicable: