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What does a root cause analysis look for after a serious event?

1. AThe underlying system causes of the event
2. BHow much the event cost the hospital
3. CThe single staff member who should be blamed
4. DWhich patient made the complaint

What is the CIWA scale used to assess?

1. AThe severity of alcohol withdrawal
2. BThe risk of a pressure injury
3. CThe severity of a newborn’s jaundice
4. DThe depth of a burn wound

In most settings, which task is kept for the RN rather than assigned to an LPN/LVN?

1. AReinforcing teaching already given
2. BGiving scheduled oral medications
3. CGiving an IV push medication
4. DMeasuring vital signs

Which patient is most suitable for the nurse to assign to a nurse who has just finished orientation?

1. AA patient with a new tracheostomy who needs frequent suctioning
2. BA patient on a continuous heparin infusion with rising aPTT values
3. CA patient with sepsis whose blood pressure is falling
4. DA patient with stable cellulitis on scheduled IV antibiotics

A patient has a serum potassium of 2,9 mEq/L. Which finding should the nurse expect?

1. AMuscle weakness and U waves on the ECG
2. BA rise in urine output and thirst only
3. CTall, peaked T waves and muscle twitching
4. DFlushed, warm skin and a slow heart rate

When making patient assignments, what should the charge nurse consider first?

1. AGiving each nurse patients in rooms next to each other
2. BGiving the newest staff the most complex patients
3. CLetting staff choose the patients they prefer
4. DMatching each patient’s needs to staff competence

Four patients arrive at the emergency department at the same time. Who should be seen first?

1. AAn adult with kidney stone pain of 9/10 and stable vital signs
2. BA child with a temperature of 39 °C who is alert and drinking
3. CAn older adult with weakness on one side that began 40 minutes ago
4. DA young adult with a swollen, painful ankle after a fall on the stairs

Weeks after a kidney transplant, a patient has a fever, less urine and tenderness over the new kidney. What should the nurse suspect?

1. ANormal healing of the transplant
2. BA side effect of eating salty food
3. CRejection of the transplant
4. DDehydration from drinking too much