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- The nurse is caring for a patient a toddler in the pediatric unit who is about to receive stitches for an abrasion to his upper arm. They both are concerned about the procedure being painful. What can the nurse tell both the parent and child that will alleviate the fears of pain? A. We will ask the parents to leave the room so the child will quiet down. B. We will apply topical lidocaine on the affected area prior to procedure, so he will not any pain during the procedure. C. We will administer inhaled gases for anesthesia, prior to procedure, so he will not any pain during the procedure. D. Ask the parents to stay the room and hold the child’s hand so the child will quiet down. 2. The nurse is reviewing types of anesthesia with newly student nurses during their clinical rotation. The students are correct when they state which type(s) of anesthesia is/are administered using lidocaine? (Select all that apply.) Which ones are included in balanced anesthesia? Select all that apply.…The nurse discovers that a male client has attemptef suicide by slashing his wrists. What should the Nurse do First?A nurse is ambulating a 48-year-old female patient for thefirst time following surgery for a knee replacement. Shortlyafter beginning to walk, the patient tells the nurse that she isdizzy and feels like she might fall. Place these nursing actions in the order in which the nurse should perform them to pro-tect the patient: a. Grasp the gait belt.b. Stay with the patient and call for help.c. Place feet wide apart with one foot in front.d. Gently slide patient down to the floor, protecting her head.e. Pull the weight of the patient backward against your body.f. Rock your pelvis out on the side of the patient.
- A nurse is caring for a 65- years old Japanese patient in the terminal stages of bone cancer. Many family members are in the room around the clock performing their ethnic rituals and bringing ethnic foods. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? A. Inform the physician to report about the visitors B. Restrict the Visiting hours and ask the family to limit visitors to one at a time C. If possible, keep the other bed in the room unassigned to provide concealment and comfort to the family. D. Restrict the visitors, who carrying the solid food for the patient.You are asked to bring a patient from his or her room to the therapy department via a wheelchair. What safety step should you perform to ensure that the transfer from his bed to wheelchair is successful?You know a patient is uncomfortable about undergoing a pel-vic examination, and you ask the male physician to wait for you before he begins the examination. He tells you he can’t wait and doesn’t need your assistance. You know the patientwants another woman in the room. How would you respond,and what is at stake? Does it matter if the reason for thepatient’s request to have you present is simply preference,is linked to a history of abuse, or is related to her culturalor religious beliefs?
- When working with a patient both your supervising therapist and the patient wear a mask. What type of precaution are you applying to this patient?The nurse is helping a patient with hemiparesis take a few steps. A gait belt has been applied. The patient is using a cane. Where should the nurse stand in relation to the patient?What is a good practice when leaving an operating equipment unattended? (A Record the equipment using a video camera so you can review the observations while you are away B Ask another student in the next room to supervise the equipment for you C) Leave a note that says "I'll be back in a few minutes. Thank you!" D Provide fail safe provisions with your phone number to contact in case of emergency
- You are on vacation for a week. When you return, the nurse tells you that she is assigning you to Mrs. Berk because Mrs. Berk has been asking for you. The nurse tells you that the client’s condition has deteriorated and she is very close to death. When you enter the room, Mrs. Berk seems to recognize you but cannot carry on a conversation. While giving care, you note physical signs that death is near. 1. How would you feel about caring for someone so close to death? What difference would it make whether you knew the person or not? 2. How would you change your care of a dying person from caring for a person who is expected to recover? Why do you think there might be a difference? 3. What kinds of signs and symptoms would you expect to observe?A surgical team is able to function with the surgical information system because it allows the team to: A. Store images taken during the procedure B. Ensure documentation/ charging functions are available C. Identify the radiology team they will be working with D. Turn on available equipmentA nurse is caring for a 26-year-old male patient who hasbeen hospitalized for a spinal cord injury following a motorvehicle accident. Which action would the nurse perform whenlogrolling the patient to reposition him on his side?a. Have the patient extend his arms outward and cross hislegs on top of a pillow.b. Stand at the side of the bed in which the patient will beturned while another nurse gently pushes the patient fromthe other side.c. Have the patient cross his arms on his chest and place apillow between his knees.d. Place a cervical collar on the patient’s neck and gently rollhim to the other side of the bed.