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Froggy Jumps Risk Radar🚨Online version Critical care quiz by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A client recovering from an ischemic stroke becomes more drowsy, vomits once, and has new unequal pupils during hourly rounds. a Elevate HOB and continue neuro checks b Document findings and reassess in one hour c Notify the provider and prepare for CT scan 2 A client with chronic kidney disease awaiting dialysis shows peaked T waves on the monitor, HR 48 bpm, and K 7.1 mEq/L. a Give IV calcium gluconate now b Place on continuous telemetry c Prepare insulin with dextrose 3 Two hours after a cardiac catheterization, a client reports new back pain. BP 88/50, HR 122, groin dressing soaked with blood. a Back pain with hypotension b Soaked groin dressing c HR 122 bpm 4 Ten hours after thyroidectomy, the client reports tingling lips, hand spasms, and new stridor while talking. a Apply oxygen by mask b Loosen the BP cuff and recheck c Prepare IV calcium gluconate 5 A toddler hospitalized with RSV on 2 L nasal cannula now shows nasal flaring, RR 48, and intercostal retractions. a Reposition to high Fowler's position b Increase oxygen and notify provider c Suction the airway and reassess 6 A client with a ventriculostomy for ICP monitoring becomes restless and hypertensive. No CSF output noted for 20 minutes. a Flush the drain to restore flow b Inspect tubing for kinks and notify provider c Reposition flat and reassess drainage 7 One hour after vaginal delivery, the client’s fundus is boggy above the umbilicus and the pad is soaked within 10 minutes. a Massage the fundus until firm b Call the provider immediately c Increase IV fluids and check BP 8 A client treated with hypertonic saline for SIADH has Na 118 mEq/L, confusion, and fluid restriction in place. During meds, nurse gives 240 mL of water. a Neuro checks every 2 hr b Gave 240 mL water with meds c Head up 30° and seizure pads 9 A client with pneumonia-related sepsis and systolic heart failure remains hypotensive (MAP 58) after a 500 mL NS bolus. a Recheck BP in 15 minutes b Begin norepinephrine infusion as ordered c Continue fluids for another 30 minutes 10 Four hours after craniotomy, the client becomes drowsy and develops slurred speech with new unequal pupils. a Drowsiness b Unequal pupils c Slurred speech 11 A client receiving magnesium sulfate for preeclampsia has RR 8, O₂ 90 %, absent reflexes, and urine output 20 mL/hr. a Reassess reflexes in 15 min b Increase oxygen and continue mag sulfate c Stop the infusion and give calcium gluconate 12 Twenty-four hours after abdominal surgery, the client’s incision is pink with serous drainage and temp 100.6 °F. a Serous drainage b Temp 100.6 °F c Increasing redness or purulent drainage 13 Fifteen minutes after starting a blood transfusion, the client reports itching, anxiety, and lower-back pain. a Temp 101 °F b Itching and anxiety during infusion c Back pain after transfusion

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A client recovering from an ischemic stroke becomes more drowsy, vomits once, and has new unequal pupils during hourly rounds.

A client with chronic kidney disease awaiting dialysis shows peaked T waves on the monitor, HR 48 bpm, and K 7.1 mEq/L.

Two hours after a cardiac catheterization, a client reports new back pain. BP 88/50, HR 122, groin dressing soaked with blood.

Ten hours after thyroidectomy, the client reports tingling lips, hand spasms, and new stridor while talking.

A toddler hospitalized with RSV on 2 L nasal cannula now shows nasal flaring, RR 48, and intercostal retractions.

A client with a ventriculostomy for ICP monitoring becomes restless and hypertensive. No CSF output noted for 20 minutes.

One hour after vaginal delivery, the client’s fundus is boggy above the umbilicus and the pad is soaked within 10 minutes.

A client treated with hypertonic saline for SIADH has Na 118 mEq/L, confusion, and fluid restriction in place. During meds, nurse gives 240 mL of water.

A client with pneumonia-related sepsis and systolic heart failure remains hypotensive (MAP 58) after a 500 mL NS bolus.

Four hours after craniotomy, the client becomes drowsy and develops slurred speech with new unequal pupils.

A client receiving magnesium sulfate for preeclampsia has RR 8, O₂ 90 %, absent reflexes, and urine output 20 mL/hr.

Twenty-four hours after abdominal surgery, the client’s incision is pink with serous drainage and temp 100.6 °F.

Fifteen minutes after starting a blood transfusion, the client reports itching, anxiety, and lower-back pain.