N140 and N141 Review

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Froggy Jumps N140 and N141 ReviewVersion en ligne Review of concepts learned the first year par Cathy Hess 1 Medication given to patient having acute chest pain to dilate coronary arteries? a Nitroglycerin SL b Albuterol Inhaler c Baby aspirin 2 What you give to a patient suffering from COPD to quickly open airway passages a Albuterol b Advair c Solumedrol 3 Your patient has a history of straining and hard stools. What medication would you suggest to help? a Docusate b Fleets enema c Milk of Magnesia 4 Medication given for hypercholesteremia a Simvastatin b Diltizam c Metoprolol 5 Common medication given for a reported 3/10 headache by your patient a Acetaminophen b Morphine c Hydromorphone 6 Your patient is having chest pain. Medication given to help prevents platelets from sticking together in turn "thinning the blood" a Aspirin b Morphine c Nitro-dur patch 7 Given to patient with hypervolemia to help remove extra fluid from the body a Furosemide b Metoprolol c Colace 8 Your patient is receiving Furosemide. What lab value do you need to monitor? a Potassium b Sodium c Glucose 9 Medication given to treat Alzheimer's disease a Donepezil b Amlodipine c Doxycycline 10 Beta blocker commonly prescribed for hypertension a Metoprolol b Losartan c Sertraline 11 Seizure medication also prescribed for neuropathy and as an adjunct to pain medications a Gabapentin b Lorezapam c Alprazolam 12 Med given to lower increased cholesterol levels a Atorvastatin b Baby ASA c Ceftriaxone 13 Helps men with an enlarged prostate (BPH) to void a Tamsulosin b Morphine c Keflex 14 Your patient has DM Type 2. What medication do you expect the patient to be on? a Glipizide b Minipress c Senna 15 Common med for Type 2 diabetes. Need to monitor kidney function if getting IV contrast a Metformin b Insulin c Senna 16 Antidepressant often used to treat insomnia; non-habit-forming a Trazadone b Citalopram c Singulair 17 Broad-spectrum antibiotic used to treat skin, respiratory, soft tissue, and urinary infections a Ceftriaxone b Prednisone c Solumedrol 18 Insulin with an onset of 5-10 minutes and peak in 1-3 hours a Humalog b Humulin R c Novolin N 19 Insulin with no peak and a duration up to 24 hours a glargine (Lantus) b Novolog c Humulin N 20 Angle of injection for IM a 90 b 45 c 75 21 Movement of air into and out of to alveoli. a Ventilation b Perfusion c Gas exchange 22 Flow rate of oxygen for nasal canula (L/min) a 1-6 b 1-10 c 1-15 23 Important step to do prior to placing a NRB on a patient; allows patient in inhale higher levels of oxygen a Inflate the bag b Adjust one-way valves on side of mask c Connect to 10 L/min of oxygen 24 Used by patients to prevent atelectasis a Incentive spirometry b Albuterol inhaler c Nebulizer treatment 25 Your patient has left-sided weakness. Where you should stand when ambulating the patient with a gait belt a Left side of patient b Right side of patient c Behind the patient 26 Cardiac glycoside that treats CHF. Take apical rate for one minute and monitor for signs and symptoms of toxicity a Digoxin b Atenolol c 27 Widely used opioid narcotic used to treat pain. Highly addictive. Must monitor resp. rate. a Morphine b Ibuprofen c Naproxen 28 Helps prevent blood clots from forming in a patient with decreased mobility a Using anti-embolism stockings b Using a draw sheet c Turning the patient q2 hours 29 Gown and gloves are worn when interacting with the patient/environment. Used when patient has C. diff. a Contact precautions b Droplet precautions c Airborne precautions 30 Airborne precautions are used for this type of infection a Tuberculosis b Influenza c Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 31 Last item removed when doffing PPE a Mask b Eye protection c Gloves 32 Precautions used for infections that spread via coughing, sneezing, talking, and close contact with an infected patient's breathing. Think diphtheria, mumps, rubella, or pertussis a Droplet b Airborne c Contact 33 What is the "C" in RACE a Contain the fire b Cry out for help c Carry out the patient 34 Takes into account current strong evidence, patient preferences, and clinical expertise a Evidence-based practice b Nursing protocols c Hospital policies 35 What is the single most effective protection to protect yourself against germs? a Hand washing b Gloves c Hand sanitizer 36 First PPE item to don after hand hygiene a Gown b Gloves c Mask 37 Clinical signs of hypovolemia a Weak pulses, inelastic skin, concentrated urine b Bounding pulses, capillary refill <3 seconds, sudden weight gain c Distended neck veins, lower extremity edema, thready pulses 38 Clinical signs of hypervolemia a Distended neck veins (JVD), crackles at lung bases, edema b Bluish skin color, ↓ urine o/p, dry mucous membranes c Dry skin and lips, confusion, inelastic skin 39 Inability to move from the neck down a Tetraplegia b Hemiplegia c Paraplegia 40 Position when HOB up between 45-60 degrees a Fowler's b Semi-Fowler's c High-Fowler's 41 The body’s ability to maintain a stable, balanced internal environment despite the constant challenges posed by external influences a Homeostasis b Equilibrium c Optimalization 42 The quality or state of doing or producing good a Beneficence b Justice c Non-maleficence 43 The right of patients to make their own decision about healthcare a Autonomy b Non-maleficence c Justice 44 A medication causes an effect on the patient that is opposite the published expected therapeutic outcome a Paradoxical effect b Allergic reaction c Toxic effect 45 Tissue destruction underlying intact skin along wound margins a Undermining b Tunneling c Grannulation 46 Needle size=18-25 g; needle length=5/8 to 1.5 a IM b SQ c Intradermal 47 The solution is a lower concentration (osmolality) than the extravascular space; fluid shifts from bloodstream into the cells a Hypotonic solution b Isotonic solution c Hypertonic solution 48 Catheter slips and leaks IV solution into area around the vein a Infiltration b Phlebitis c Erythema 49 First thing to do after you remove IV tubing from package a Close the clamp b Spike the IV bag c Check the order 50 Cleans the lower bowel and is often used in the treatment of constipation a Small volume enema b Oil retention enema c Large volume enema

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N140 and N141 ReviewVersion en ligne

par Cathy Hess

Medication given to patient having acute chest pain to dilate coronary arteries?

What you give to a patient suffering from COPD to quickly open airway passages

Your patient has a history of straining and hard stools. What medication would you suggest to help?

Medication given for hypercholesteremia

Common medication given for a reported 3/10 headache by your patient

Your patient is having chest pain. Medication given to help prevents platelets from sticking together in turn "thinning the blood"

Given to patient with hypervolemia to help remove extra fluid from the body

Your patient is receiving Furosemide. What lab value do you need to monitor?

Medication given to treat Alzheimer's disease

Beta blocker commonly prescribed for hypertension

Seizure medication also prescribed for neuropathy and as an adjunct to pain medications

Med given to lower increased cholesterol levels

Helps men with an enlarged prostate (BPH) to void

Your patient has DM Type 2. What medication do you expect the patient to be on?

Common med for Type 2 diabetes. Need to monitor kidney function if getting IV contrast

Antidepressant often used to treat insomnia; non-habit-forming

Broad-spectrum antibiotic used to treat skin, respiratory, soft tissue, and urinary infections

Insulin with an onset of 5-10 minutes and peak in 1-3 hours

Insulin with no peak and a duration up to 24 hours

Angle of injection for IM

Movement of air into and out of to alveoli.

Flow rate of oxygen for nasal canula (L/min)

Important step to do prior to placing a NRB on a patient; allows patient in inhale higher levels of oxygen

Used by patients to prevent atelectasis

Your patient has left-sided weakness. Where you should stand when ambulating the patient with a gait belt

Cardiac glycoside that treats CHF. Take apical rate for one minute and monitor for signs and symptoms of toxicity

Widely used opioid narcotic used to treat pain. Highly addictive. Must monitor resp. rate.

Helps prevent blood clots from forming in a patient with decreased mobility

Gown and gloves are worn when interacting with the patient/environment. Used when patient has C. diff.

Airborne precautions are used for this type of infection

Last item removed when doffing PPE

Precautions used for infections that spread via coughing, sneezing, talking, and close contact with an infected patient's breathing. Think diphtheria, mumps, rubella, or pertussis

What is the "C" in RACE

Takes into account current strong evidence, patient preferences, and clinical expertise

What is the single most effective protection to protect yourself against germs?

First PPE item to don after hand hygiene

Clinical signs of hypovolemia

Clinical signs of hypervolemia

Inability to move from the neck down

Position when HOB up between 45-60 degrees

The body’s ability to maintain a stable, balanced internal environment despite the constant challenges posed by external influences

The quality or state of doing or producing good

The right of patients to make their own decision about healthcare

A medication causes an effect on the patient that is opposite the published expected therapeutic outcome

Tissue destruction underlying intact skin along wound margins

Needle size=18-25 g; needle length=5/8 to 1.5

The solution is a lower concentration (osmolality) than the extravascular space; fluid shifts from bloodstream into the cells

Catheter slips and leaks IV solution into area around the vein

First thing to do after you remove IV tubing from package

Cleans the lower bowel and is often used in the treatment of constipation