How often should a capped peripheral venous access device be flushed with NSS solution?
A) Every 8 hours
B) Every 10 hours
C) Every 12 hours
D) Every 24 hours
C
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Which of the following might the nurse expect when a cardiac defect causes mixing of arterial and venous blood in the right side of the heart?
a. Cyanosis b. Signs of pulmonary congestion c. Increased oxygenation of the tissues d. Diuresis
You are the nurse writing a plan of care for a patient who is status postsurgery for a broken femur. What is the most important goal for this patient?
A) Relief of pain B) Optimal respiratory function C) Optimal cardiovascular function D) Unimpaired wound healing
Many healthcare professionals work in teams when providing care for clients. Which of the following healthcare professionals is ultimately responsible for the total nursing care of clients while on duty?
A) Physician B) Hospital administrator C) Charge nurse D) Licensed practical nurse
The nurse is observing the UAP taking the temperature of an unconscious client. Which route will the nurse question the UAP using?
A. Oral B. Rectal C. Scanner D. Tympanic