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Which task can the RN usually assign to an LPN/LVN?

1. AChanging the dressing on a stable, healing wound
2. BDoing the admission assessment of a new patient
3. CTriaging a new arrival in the emergency department
4. DWriting the patient’s initial plan of care

What is a transient ischemic attack (TIA)?

1. AA stroke that leaves permanent weakness or paralysis on one side of the body
2. BA type of migraine with no link to stroke
3. CBrief stroke-like symptoms that resolve, warning of a possible stroke
4. DA heart attack that affects the brain

When a charge nurse makes patient assignments, what does a patient’s “acuity” mean?

1. AHow many visitors the patient is expected to have
2. BHow ill the patient is and how much nursing care they need
3. CHow long the patient has been in the hospital since admission
4. DHow far the patient’s room is from the nurses’ station

LPN/LVN에게 배정하기 가장 적절한 환자는 누구인가요?

1. A경구 약물이 필요한 안정된 만성 심부전 환자
2. B30분 전 새로운 흉통으로 입원한 환자
3. C회복실에서 도착하여 초기 사정이 필요한 환자
4. D적혈구 첫 단위를 수혈받으려는 환자

A patient taking lithium has vomiting, diarrhea and a new coarse tremor. What should the nurse do?

1. AReassure the patient that a coarse tremor is expected at first
2. BHold the next dose and report for an urgent lithium level
3. CEncourage the patient to cut down on salt and fluids
4. DGive the dose with food to reduce the stomach upset

A patient speaks little English, and the nurse needs to explain a new procedure. What is the best way to communicate?

1. ASpeak loudly and slowly in English
2. BAsk the patient’s 10-year-old child to translate
3. CUse hand gestures and hope the patient understands
4. DUse a professional medical interpreter

A charge nurse notices that a nurse smells of alcohol and is slurring words at the start of the shift. What is the priority?

1. ARemove the nurse from patient care and report it according to policy
2. BAsk the nurse to drink coffee and then start work
3. CWait until the end of the shift and then discuss the concern with the nurse privately
4. DLet the nurse work, but only with stable patients

An adult choking on food is coughing forcefully and can speak a little. What should the nurse do?

1. ASweep the mouth blindly with a finger
2. BGive abdominal thrusts straight away until the food comes out
3. CEncourage the patient to keep coughing and stay with them
4. DGive the patient water to wash the food down