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Froggy Jumps 🐸 You’re the RN – Priority Frog LeapOnline version Prioritize patient care scenarios. by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 During shift report, new data are noted for each client. Who should the nurse assess first? a Mr. Alvarez: Short of breath after ambulating; crackles in lower lobes b Mr. Greene: Restless, BP 86/52 mm Hg, mucous membranes dry c Ms. Patel: Reports incisional pain rated 6/10; awaiting analgesic 2 Lunch trays arrive. Which situation requires the nurse’s immediate intervention? a Mr. Alvarez: Meal includes mashed potatoes with salted gravy b Mr. Greene: Meal includes sugar-free gelatin and water c Ms. Patel: Meal includes baked fish with rice and green beans 3 During hourly rounds, each client reports a new concern. Who should the nurse see first? a Ms. Patel: Feels chilled, requests an extra blanket b Mr. Greene: Reports mild dizziness when standing, resolves quickly c Mr. Alvarez: Disoriented to time, picking at bed linens 4 Critical results are reported to the unit. Which finding requires immediate follow-up? a Mr. Greene: Serum sodium 154 mEq/L b Mr. Alvarez: Ammonia level 126 µmol/L c Ms. Patel: WBC 15,000 /mm3, tacrolimus trough 4 ng/mL 5 Before shift handoff, each client shows new findings. Who should the nurse check first? a Mr. Greene: HR 122 bpm, BP 88/54 mm Hg, reports severe thirst b Mr. Alvarez: Urine output 150 mL in 8 hr, increasing confusion c Ms. Patel: New flank pain, BP 98/60 mm Hg 6 While rounding, the nurse overhears client remarks. Which statement requires follow-up? a Ms. Patel: “My pain medication makes me a little drowsy.” b Mr. Greene: “I’m drinking less water like you recommended.” c Mr. Alvarez: “I took my lactulose early so I won’t need it later.”

Froggy Jumps

🐸 You’re the RN – Priority Frog LeapOnline version

Prioritize patient care scenarios.

by RNPRPEPBESTIE

During shift report, new data are noted for each client. Who should the nurse assess first?

Mr. Alvarez: Short of breath after ambulating; crackles in lower lobes

Mr. Greene: Restless, BP 86/52 mm Hg, mucous membranes dry

Ms. Patel: Reports incisional pain rated 6/10; awaiting analgesic

Lunch trays arrive. Which situation requires the nurse’s immediate intervention?

Mr. Alvarez: Meal includes mashed potatoes with salted gravy

Mr. Greene: Meal includes sugar-free gelatin and water

Ms. Patel: Meal includes baked fish with rice and green beans

During hourly rounds, each client reports a new concern. Who should the nurse see first?

Ms. Patel: Feels chilled, requests an extra blanket

Mr. Greene: Reports mild dizziness when standing, resolves quickly

Mr. Alvarez: Disoriented to time, picking at bed linens

Critical results are reported to the unit. Which finding requires immediate follow-up?

Mr. Greene: Serum sodium 154 mEq/L

Mr. Alvarez: Ammonia level 126 µmol/L

Ms. Patel: WBC 15,000 /mm3, tacrolimus trough 4 ng/mL

Before shift handoff, each client shows new findings. Who should the nurse check first?

Mr. Greene: HR 122 bpm, BP 88/54 mm Hg, reports severe thirst

Mr. Alvarez: Urine output 150 mL in 8 hr, increasing confusion

Ms. Patel: New flank pain, BP 98/60 mm Hg

While rounding, the nurse overhears client remarks. Which statement requires follow-up?

Ms. Patel: “My pain medication makes me a little drowsy.”

Mr. Greene: “I’m drinking less water like you recommended.”

Mr. Alvarez: “I took my lactulose early so I won’t need it later.”

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by RNPRPEPBESTIE

During shift report, new data are noted for each client. Who should the nurse assess first?

Lunch trays arrive. Which situation requires the nurse’s immediate intervention?

During hourly rounds, each client reports a new concern. Who should the nurse see first?

Critical results are reported to the unit. Which finding requires immediate follow-up?

Before shift handoff, each client shows new findings. Who should the nurse check first?

While rounding, the nurse overhears client remarks. Which statement requires follow-up?

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