2025 5 Sutherland RN CAR Quiz
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Exposure risks from patients receiving hazardous medications can be present in the form of:
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What PPE must be worn when handling patient waste/bodily fluids from a patient receiving Hazardous Category A/B drugs?
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An unused hazardous medication left in a medication vial goes in what receptacle?
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A patient diaper from a patient who had a hazardous A medication 4 hours ago goes in a
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A patient diaper from a patient who had a hazardous A medication 4 days ago goes in what receptacle?
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A patient who had a hazardous A medication has a drop of blood on their linens. Which receptacle would you place the linens?
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How do you know if a medication is a Hazardous A or B?
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You have a Hazardous A medication in tablet form to give a patient. Your patient only takes liquid meds. What do you do?
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Your patient is taking cyclophosphamide, a Hazardous A medication. You tell the care assistant the risk for exposure to the patient's body fluids are for how long after taking the medication?
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Which statement is FALSE about Safe Sleep Practices at Children's Mercy?
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During shift change, which RN reads the PCA medication label/syringe and pump settings aloud?
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During shift change, which RN reads the PCA order from the EMAR at the bedside?
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Your 16-month-old patient has a NCA (Nurse Controlled Analgesia) ordered for pain control. During bedside report, you tell parents you will be in regularly to assess their child's pain but if they notice an increase in pain to notify you immediately. It is 2345, you sneak into the patient room for cares, assess pain, and obtain the current PCA numbers. You notice dad has the PCA button in hand and when checking "demands" they have increased from 10 to 25 since your last check. What do you do?
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Safety Beds are considered a restraint
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Select the correct weight requirements for a Safety Bed
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A Safety Bed is not intended for use on patients who are less than 116 cm (46 inches) in height
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I know the only way to obtain a Safety Bed is:
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Which statement below is false about Safety Beds?
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Per Clinical Skills, when measuring for placement of a transpyloric tube, begin by measuring from the tip of the nose to the earlobe, then from the earlobe to the midpoint between the xiphoid process and the umbilicus. Make note of this measurement. Then, which of the following is true:
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StatSeal, is a hemostatic agent used to stop bleeding. When performing a central line dressing change with StatSeal applied, use a dry sterile gauze to brush away loose powder and clean per policy. Do not scrub off the scab created by the StatSeal as this may cause bleeding. StatSeal is safe to stay under the dressing for 7 days.
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