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RNSG 1105 Nursing Skills Exam 2 Review (Module 6) questions & answers
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Remember [] you [] always [] start [] out [] with [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔educating [] your [] patient [] & [] telling [] them [] what [] you [] are [] going [] to [] do Always [] remember [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔cultural [] differences [] (like [] when [] they [] want [] a [] bath [] or [] not--only [] have [] to [] give [] it [] if [] they [] have [] an [] infection/skin [] breakdown [] & [] they [] need [] a [] bath) Standard [] Precautions [] (medical [] asepsis) [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Handwashing [] and [] gloves [] (non [] sterile) [] any [] time [] the [] nurse [] may [] come [] into [] contact [] with: [] blood [] body [] fluids [] secretions [] / [] excretions [] non-intact [] skin [] mucous [] membranes When [] to [] wear [] gloves/not [] in [] reference [] to [] hygiene [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔wear [] gloves [] for [] soiled [] linens
Wash [] with [] antimicrobial [] soap [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔when [] there [] is [] visible [] contamination [] & [] handling [] bodily [] fluids [] (before [] putting [] on [] new [] gloves) at [] beginning [] and [] end [] of [] shifts, before [] and [] after [] wearing [] gloves [] for [] patient [] care [] or [] handling [] contaminated [] patient [] items. Use [] Alcohol-based [] hand [] rubs [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔when [] hands [] are [] not [] considered [] contaminated [] Ex. [] Before [] and [] after [] taking [] vital [] signs Hand [] hygiene [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Before [] & [] after [] care Before [] & [] after [] each [] patient wear [] gloves [] for [] soiled [] linens Rationale [] for [] Personal [] Hygiene [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Stimulates [] circulation: [] distal [] to [] proximal [] gentle [] strokes [] and [] warm [] water [] stimulate [] circulation [] and [] promote [] venous [] return. Helps [] improve [] self-image: [] Promote [] patient [] independence [] encourage [] them [] to [] do [] what [] they [] can. Opportunity [] for [] Assessment: [] patient [] condition, [] psychosocial [] / [] learning [] needs, [] signs [] of [] skin [] breakdown.
secretions [] from [] the [] eyes; [] boric [] acid [] not [] necessary [] and [] might [] damage [] eye [] leading [] to [] entry [] point [] for [] infection. Ears [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔turn [] it [] off [] first Clean [] the [] patient's [] external [] ear [] with [] a [] washcloth-covered [] finger. [] ONLY [] the [] external [] ear [] (front [] and [] back) [] is [] washed; [] at [] least [] daily [] with [] a [] washcloth-covered [] finger; [] sharp [] objects [] could [] injure [] the [] ear. [] Q [] tips [] or [] cotton [] swabs [] cause [] cerumen [] (ear [] wax) [] to [] become [] packed [] further [] into [] the [] inner [] ear. Hearing [] Aids [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Ask [] Pt. [] / [] Family [] about [] removal [] of [] hearing [] aid. [] Newer [] models [] do [] not [] need [] to [] be [] turned [] off [] prior [] to [] removal. Turn [] off [] prior [] to [] removing. Wipe [] with [] dry [] cloth [] to [] remove [] body [] oils [] or [] cerumen. Reinsert [] hearing [] aid [] while [] pulling [] earlobe [] downward. [] Turn [] on [] and [] adjust [] volume. Safety [] Alert! [] Ask [] the [] patient [] if [] comfortable [] and [] can [] they [] hear! Position [] and [] supplies [] needed [] for [] the [] unconscious [] patient [] (Oral [] Care) []
yaunker [] suctioner tongue [] depressor [] lateral [] (left) [] position--tilt [] face [] toward [] mattress Suction [] equipment [] and [] oral [] suction [] device [] (Yaunker) [] must [] be [] hooked [] up [] and [] turned [] on [] prior [] to [] starting [] oral [] care. Use [] small [] amounts [] of [] water [] with [] oral [] suction [] --No [] more [] than [] 5 [] ml [] at [] a [] time. If [] the [] patient [] has [] to [] has [] his [] head [] elevated, [] use [] high [] fowler's [] and [] tilt [] the [] head [] forward [] & [] down. Dentures [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Place [] a [] washcloth [] in [] the [] sink [] to [] prevent [] dentures [] from [] being [] damaged [] if [] dropped [] during [] cleaning. Provide [] privacy [] while [] the [] patient [] removes [] dentures [] from [] the [] mouth. Use [] a [] toothbrush [] and [] paste [] and [] gently [] brush [] all [] surfaces. What [] to [] ask/check [] before [] shaving? [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Are [] they [] on [] blood [] thinners/anticoags? What [] are [] their [] coag [] levels? Do [] they [] have [] diabetes? Do [] you [] have [] a [] bleeding [] disorder? How [] to [] Shave [] with [] a [] Safety [] Razor [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Soften [] Beard [] first [] with [] warm, [] wet [] cloth
free [] of [] wrinkles. [] length [] and [] circumference [] measured [] for [] correct [] size. [] (too [] tight--if [] not [] monitored, [] can [] cut [] off [] circulation, [] too [] large--patients [] wasting [] money, [] too [] small--can [] cause [] DVT) Patient [] SHOULD [] ambulate [] with [] them [] on
To [] respond [] to [] Mrs. [] K [] : [] I [] will [] gladly [] explain [] the [] correct [] way [] to [] trim [] your [] toenails [] but [] because [] of [] the [] risk [] for [] injury [] to [] the [] toe [] and [] subsequent [] infection, [] ACC [] Nursing [] students [] may [] not [] trim [] toenails. The [] correct [] way [] to [] trim [] nails [] is [] to [] cut [] them [] straight [] across [] and [] away [] from [] the [] end [] of [] the [] nail [] bed. [] Cutting [] them [] too [] short [] can [] cause [] ingrown [] toenails. Male [] Perineal [] Care [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Remember [] "Clean [] to [] Dirty" Uncircumcised [] male [] patient [] (teenage [] and [] older) [] retract [] foreskin [] to [] wash [] the [] glans. IMPORTANT [] Pull [] foreskin [] back [] into [] place [] Immediately [] to [] prevent [] constriction [] of [] the [] shaft, [] edema, [] & [] serious [] tissue [] damage. Indwelling [] Foley [] catheter: Clean [] the [] first [] several [] inches [] of [] the [] catheter [] tubing [] from [] the [] meatus [] toward [] the [] drainage [] bag. [] To [] prevent [] dislodging [] the [] catheter, [] hold [] it [] between [] two [] fingers [] at [] the [] meatus [] as [] you [] are [] wiping. Female [] Perineal [] care [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Clean [] front [] to [] back [] to [] prevent [] carrying [] organisms [] from [] the [] anal [] area [] back [] over [] the [] genital [] area. [] If [] there [] is [] an [] indwelling [] catheter, [] clean [] several [] inches [] of [] the [] tubing [] while [] holding [] it [] where [] it [] exits [] the [] meatus [] toward [] the [] drainage [] bag.
Condom [] Catheter [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Safer [] alternative [] to [] indwelling [] catheter [] (Foley) [] for [] male [] incontinence. [] (NPSG [] 7: [] Prevent [] CAUTI) Leave [] 1 [] to [] 2 [] inches [] (2.5 [] to [] 5 [] cm) [] of [] space [] between [] tip [] of [] penis [] and [] end [] of [] condom [] sheath. Ensure [] the [] tubing [] is [] not [] kinked [] or [] twisted. [] Hang [] the [] drainage [] bag [] on [] the [] bed [] frame [] below [] the [] bladder. [] If [] your [] patient [] is [] uncircumcised, [] be [] sure [] the [] foreskin [] is [] pulled [] forward [] before [] applying [] the [] condom. [] Put [] the [] tape [] in [] a [] spiral [] around [] the [] penis [] and [] never [] wrap [] the [] actual [] penis [] without [] the [] condom [] on [] it [] bc [] it [] cuts [] off [] circulation. Rationale [] for [] Changing [] Linen [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Psychological [] : [] Promotes [] Comfort Patient [] feels [] comfortable [] and [] refreshed. Physiological [] : [] Preserve [] Skin [] Integrity Food [] Crumbs, [] rough [] seams [] and [] wrinkles [] cause [] skin [] irritation [] and [] contribute [] to [] pressure [] sores/decubitus. Safety [] / [] Environmental: [] "Break [] the [] chain" Soiled [] linens [] are [] a [] Reservoir [] for [] microorganisms. Maintain [] Asepsis [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Hand [] Hygiene [] - [] wear [] gloves [] for [] soiled [] linens
Review [] performance [] checklists [] on [] everything [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔ What [] is [] the [] proper [] position [] to [] use [] for [] an [] unresponsive [] patient [] during [] oral [] care [] to [] prevent [] aspiration? [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Sim's [] position Semi-Fowler's [] position [] with [] head [] to [] the [] side. The [] student [] nurse [] is [] teaching [] a [] family [] member [] the [] importance [] of [] foot [] care [] for [] his [] or [] her [] mother, [] who [] has [] diabetes. [] Which [] safety [] precautions [] are [] important [] for [] the [] family [] member [] to [] know [] to [] prevent [] infection? [] (Select [] all [] that [] apply.) [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Assess [] skin [] for [] redness, [] abrasions, [] and [] open [] areas [] daily. [] Apply [] lotion [] to [] the [] feet [] daily. Clean [] between [] the [] toes [] after [] bathing. A [] nurse [] uses [] long [] firm, [] strokes [] distal [] to [] proximal [] while [] bathing [] a [] patient's [] legs [] because: [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔It [] promotes [] venous [] circulation. Integrity [] of [] the [] oral [] mucosa [] depends [] on [] salivary [] secretion. [] Which [] of [] the [] following [] factors [] impairs [] salivary [] secretion? [] (Select [] all [] that [] apply). []
A [] nurse [] is [] assigned [] to [] care [] for [] the [] following [] patients. [] Which [] of [] the [] patients [] is [] most [] at [] risk [] for [] developing [] skin [] problems [] and [] thus [] requiring [] thorough [] bathing [] and [] skin [] care? [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔A [] 70 [] year-old [] patient [] who [] has [] diabetes [] and [] dementia [] and [] has [] been [] incontinent [] of [] stool. When [] you [] are [] assigned [] to [] a [] patient [] who [] has [] a [] reduced [] level [] of [] consciousness [] and [] requires [] mouth [] care, [] which [] physical [] assessment [] techniques [] should [] you [] perform [] before [] the [] procedure? [] (Select [] all [] that [] apply.) [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Respiration Gag [] reflex A [] nurse [] is [] listening [] to [] a [] student [] provide [] instruction [] to [] a [] patient [] who [] is [] having [] difficulties [] with [] activities [] needed [] to [] care [] for [] soft [] contact [] lenses. [] Which [] of [] the [] following [] statements [] by [] the [] nursing [] student [] might [] require [] some [] correction [] by [] the [] nurse? [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Use [] tap [] water [] to [] clean [] soft [] lenses. The [] American [] Dental [] Association [] suggests [] that [] patients [] who [] are [] at [] risk [] for [] poor [] hygiene [] use [] the [] following [] interventions [] for [] oral [] care. [] (Select [] all [] that [] apply.) [] - [] Correct [] answer [] ✔Use [] antimicrobial [] toothpaste. Use [] 0.12% [] chlorhexidine [] gluconate [] (CHG) [] oral [] rinses. Use [] a [] soft [] toothbrush [] for [] oral [] care.