22.d - b and c
exp: Insulin and certain vitamins like vitamin B12 given subcutaneously
23.d - all of these
exp: over injecting at the same site will cause tissue hypertrophy. When the tissue thickens lumps can form around the injection site and can slow the absorption of insulin into the blood stream by almost around 25%
24.c - Use the Vastus lateralis site
exp: this is the most common site for Z - track injection
25.d - All of these
exp: Taking care of needle stick injury and reporting to the immediate supervisor and to the medical officer is very important to prevent hazardous infections caused
d) none of these 22. Examples of drugs that are administered subcutaneously are a) antibiotics b)...
17. The a) ventrogluteal site b) deltoid muscle c) dorsogluteal site d) vastus lateralis 18. When administering is the traditional location for giving most (adult) deep intramuscular injections: injection into the deltoid muscle, caution must be taken to avoid an a) the sciatic nerve b) the brachial and axillary nerves c) the acromion and the humerus d) b and c 19. The is the preferred site for intramuscular injections in infants and children. a) ventrogluteal site b) deltoid muscle c)...
34. What is correct regarding the Mantoux tuberculin skin test (TST? a. The wheal must be 4 to 6 cm or the test must be repeated b. Massage the area after giving the TST c. The patient must return between 48 to 72 hours for a reading d. The induration size is measured in centimeters. c. All of the above 35. You are giving an IM injection to a patient and hit the bone. What do you do? a. Pull...
34. What is correct regarding the Mantoux tuberculin skin test (TST)? a. The wheal must be 4 to 6 cm or the test must be repeated. b. Massage the area after giving the TST. c. The patient must return between 48 to 72 hours for a reading. d. The induration size is measured in centimeters. e. All of the above 35. You are giving an IM injection to a patient and hit the bone. What do you do? a. Pull...
d. Insert and withdraw the needle without hesitation. e Instill the medication slowly but steadily. 20 The nurse is co-assigned with a licensed practical/vocational nurse (LPN/VN) to care for 20 clients na skilled, long-term care facility. When working as a team, which nursing duties would the nurse delegate to the LPN/VN? Select all that apply. a. Administer morphine sulfate 30 mg intramuscular every 4 hours as needed. b. Hang 2 units of packed red blood cells. c. Inject furosemide 40...
d. Insert and withdraw the needle without hesitation. e instill the medication slowly but steadily. 20 The nurse is co-assigned with a licensed practical/vocational nurse (LPN/VN) to care for 20 clients na skilled, long-term care facility. When working as a team, which nursing duties would the nurse delegate to the LPN/VN? Select all that apply. a. Administer morphine sulfate 30 mg intramuscular every 4 hours as needed. b. Hang 2 units of packed red blood cells. c. Inject furosemide 40...
23. The client is currently receiving a continuous IV infusion of heparin. Which procedure should the nurse avoid when possible? a. Giving intramuscular injections b. Measuring urine output C. Measuring noninvasive blood pressure d. Assessing respirations 24. The nurse is working with a 5-year-old boy who must receive repeated intravenous injections as part of his treatment. He hates the injections, however, and is frightened whenever he sees the syringe and needle. In an attempt to overcome this fear, the nurse...
23. The client is currently receiving a continuous IV infusion of heparin. Which procedure should the nurse avoid when possible? a. Giving intramuscular injections b. Measuring urine output c. Measuring noninvasive blood pressure d. Assessing respirations 24. The nurse is working with a 5-year-old boy who must receive repeated intravenous injections as part of his treatment. He hates the injections, however, and is frightened whenever he sees the syringe and needle. In an attempt to overcome this fear, the nurse...
c. abdomen d. upper outer arms e. upper outer thighs 19. When administering an intravenous medication, the nurse should explain which teaching points to the client? Select all that apply. a. date the medication will expire b. incompatibilities with other medications c. name of the medication d. purpose of the medication e.. possible adverse effects f. manufacturer of the medication 20. The nurse is providing education about reducing the risk of exposure to blood borne pathogens during venipuncture. Which statements...
23. A client is being administered heparin IV and has been started on warfarin. The client asks the nurse why she is taking both medications. What is the nurse's most accurate response? a. "After a certain period of time, you must start warfarin and heparin together. days." effects, and you still need heparin. amount of clotting you need." b. "You will need both warfarin and heparin for several c."Warfarin takes 3 to 5 days to develop anticoagulant d."Warfarin cannot be...
1. Which of the following is not considered a nutrient a Vitamin B. Water c.Carbohydrate (d) Alcohol e Mineral 2. For which of the following causes of death does a person's diet play a part? a. Lung disease (6) Cancer Chronic lower respiratory diseases d. Infections of the blood e AIDS 3. Researchers repeatedly report that people who consume a variety of foods such as fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, and whole grains have reduced risks of which of the following...