HSNS171 Psychomotor Skills Assessment Quiz Revision
HSNS171 Psychomotor Skills Assessment Quiz
Test your knowledge and skills in psychomotor assessment with the HSNS171 Quiz! This comprehensive quiz covers vital signs, clinical handover, and essential nursing procedures. Perfect for students aiming to validate their understanding and competencies in nursing practice.
Key Features:
- 12 engaging questions
- Multiple choice and checkbox formats
- Focused on critical nursing skills
What is the lowest percentage of SPo2 a patient can have and remain 'between the flags' on a SAGO chart. Provided they do not have an altered calling criteria.
92%
98%
95%
93%
Select all indications for assessing temperature (Select all that apply)
Evaluate effectiveness of antipyretic medication
Establish a baseline for comparison
Evaluate effectiveness of anti-inflammatory medication
Identify core temperature of anyone at risk for temperature alterations eg hypothermia
What is the correct order of areas when undertaking a bed bath?
Eyes, face neck and ears, near arm and hand, chest and axillae, abdomen and groin, far thigh, leg and foot
Eyes, face neck and ears, near arm and hand, far arm and hand, chest and axillae abdomen and groin, near thigh leg and foot, far thigh leg and foot
Eyes, face, neck and ears, chest and axillae, far arm and hand, near arm and hand, far thigh, leg and foot, abdomen and groin
Eyes, chest and axillae, face, neck and ears, far arm and hand, near arm and hand, abdomen and groin, far thigh, leg and foot, near thigh, leg and foot
Explanation of vital signs analysis allays a person's anxiety. However, which vital sign should you not tell the patient you are taking for fear they may alter patterns.
SpO2
Temp
BP
HR
Respiratory Rate
Select the correct order of the five phases for Auscultating the blood pressure
1. First clear tapping sound that gradually intensifies 2. Tapping sound takes on swishing quality 3. Sound becomes crisper and more intense 4.Sound becomes muffled and soft blowing quality 5. Sound dissapears
1. Tapping sound takes on swishing quality 2. First clear tapping sound which gradually intensifies 3. Sound becomes crisper and more intense 4. Sounds become muffled and has soft blowing quality 5. Sounds disappear
BP readings are documented as a fraction in written notes
True
False
Pulse oximetres are reliable when SpO2 is 90% or above, but accuracy deteriorates when SpO2 drops below 80%
True
False
Why is clinical handover required in nursing practice? (Select all that apply)
Nurses love to chat about patients
Provides continuity of care
Enables efficient transmission of information
Helps prevent harm to patients
Nurses like to hear the sound of their own voice
What are the minimum standards for nurses when documenting (Select all which apply)
Writing must be legible
Written in red or blue ibk
Using the 12 hour clock
Dated using mm/dd/yy
Free of blank areas, a line drawn through unused portions of lines
Signed with printed name and designation after signature
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