Ustalanie priorytetów i delegowanie: karta pracy z odpowiedziami

For a patient with a suspected heart attack and no contraindications, which drug is usually given early?

1. AAcetaminophen (paracetamol)
2. BCodeine
3. CIbuprofen
4. DAspirin, chewed

Which drug is used to reverse the effect of warfarin?

1. AProtamine sulfate
2. BNaloxone
3. CFlumazenil
4. DVitamin K

Which task is appropriate to delegate to a nursing assistant?

1. AAssessing a pressure injury on the sacrum
2. BGiving a stable patient their oral medications
3. CFeeding a stable patient who has no swallowing problems
4. DFeeding a patient with newly diagnosed dysphagia after a stroke

A woman calls to say her husband suddenly has a drooping face and slurred speech. What should the nurse advise?

1. ALet him lie down and see if it improves
2. BDrive him to the hospital yourself after he has eaten dinner
3. CCall emergency services now and note the time it started
4. DBook an appointment with his doctor next week

Which patient with diabetes should the nurse see first?

1. AHbA1c result of 8,2%, asking about diet
2. BNeeds foot care teaching before discharge tomorrow
3. CGlucose 210 mg/dL (11,7 mmol/L) after a large lunch, feels well
4. DGlucose 48 mg/dL (2,7 mmol/L), sweating and confused

Cztery godziny po operacji tarczycy, który objaw u pacjenta powinna podjąć pielęgniarka w pierwszej kolejności?

1. AProśba o pomoc w usadzeniu, aby się napić
2. BBól w miejscu cięcia 4/10
3. CNiewielka ilość surowiczego wycieku widoczna na opatrunku szyi
4. DGłos, który staje się coraz bardziej ochrypły, z nowym szumem oddechowym

A team has an RN, an LPN/LVN and a nursing assistant. Which task is the best one to assign to the LPN/LVN?

1. AMeasuring the vital signs and weights of every patient on the unit before breakfast
2. BWriting the discharge teaching plan for a patient with new diabetes
3. CAssessing a patient who returned from surgery 30 minutes ago
4. DGiving a scheduled subcutaneous anticoagulant injection to a stable patient

A patient with diabetic ketoacidosis is about to start an IV insulin infusion. The serum potassium is 3,0 mEq/L. What should the nurse do?

1. AIgnore the result, since potassium is always high in this condition and will correct itself
2. BGive the insulin as a fast bolus to bring the potassium up
3. CStart the insulin at once, because the glucose is the bigger problem
4. DReport the result before starting, because insulin will push potassium even lower