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Froggy Jumps 🚦 Priority FirstOnline version Prioritize patient care decisions. by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A client with COPD is upright, using accessory muscles, speaking in short phrases. SpO2 is 86% on room air. What is the priority intervention? a Apply supplemental oxygen per protocol b Coach the client through pursed-lip breathing c Notify the RN of the oxygen saturation 2 A post-op client reports sudden chest tightness and appears anxious. Respirations are rapid and shallow. What should the nurse do first? a Review the client’s medication record b Provide reassurance and emotional support c Assess airway and breathing status 3 A confused older adult attempts to climb out of bed unassisted. The bed alarm sounds. What is the priority intervention? a Notify the RN after the incident b Document the client’s behavior c Remain with the client to prevent a fall 4 A client receiving IV fluids has new crackles in the lungs and reports shortness of breath. What should the nurse do first? a Provide education on fluid intake b Stop or slow the IV infusion c Reposition the client in bed 5 A client with diabetes is pale, shaky, and diaphoretic, stating they feel lightheaded. What is the priority action? a Check the client’s blood glucose b Notify the RN of the symptoms c Assist the client to a resting position 6 A client with a fresh abdominal incision has increased pain and saturated dressings. Vital signs are stable. What is the priority intervention? a Reinforce the abdominal dressing b Delay care until provider rounds c Encourage slow deep breathing 7 A client becomes difficult to arouse and responds slowly to questions. What should the nurse do first? a Attempt to reorient the client b Document the change in responsiveness c Perform a focused neurological assessment 8 A client reports feeling unsafe because their roommate is yelling aggressively. What is the nurse’s priority intervention? a Ensure the client’s immediate physical safety b Validate the client’s emotional concerns c Encourage the client to use coping skills 9 A client with pneumonia has a respiratory rate of 32/min and nasal flaring. What action should be taken first? a Encourage increased oral fluid intake b Position the client in an upright position c Obtain a sputum specimen 10 A client receiving opioids is very drowsy and difficult to arouse. Respirations are shallow. What is the priority intervention? a Assess respiratory rate and depth b Provide reassurance to the client c Reduce environmental stimulation 11 A client states, “I feel like a burden to my family,” but is physically stable. Which need is most affected? a Physiological needs b Safety and security c Self-esteem 12 A client with a history of falls insists on walking to the bathroom alone. What is the nurse’s priority action? a Document the client’s refusal b Explain fall prevention strategies c Stay with the client during ambulation

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by RNPRPEPBESTIE

A client with COPD is upright, using accessory muscles, speaking in short phrases. SpO2 is 86% on room air. What is the priority intervention?

A post-op client reports sudden chest tightness and appears anxious. Respirations are rapid and shallow. What should the nurse do first?

A confused older adult attempts to climb out of bed unassisted. The bed alarm sounds. What is the priority intervention?

A client receiving IV fluids has new crackles in the lungs and reports shortness of breath. What should the nurse do first?

A client with diabetes is pale, shaky, and diaphoretic, stating they feel lightheaded. What is the priority action?

A client with a fresh abdominal incision has increased pain and saturated dressings. Vital signs are stable. What is the priority intervention?

A client becomes difficult to arouse and responds slowly to questions. What should the nurse do first?

A client reports feeling unsafe because their roommate is yelling aggressively. What is the nurse’s priority intervention?

A client with pneumonia has a respiratory rate of 32/min and nasal flaring. What action should be taken first?

A client receiving opioids is very drowsy and difficult to arouse. Respirations are shallow. What is the priority intervention?

A client states, “I feel like a burden to my family,” but is physically stable. Which need is most affected?

A client with a history of falls insists on walking to the bathroom alone. What is the nurse’s priority action?