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Froggy Jumps Nursing Priorities Maslow'sOnline version Acute care prioritization by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A client with a urinary catheter has fever, BP trending down, HR trending up. Mental status is slightly altered. The client requests privacy due to embarrassment. Which need takes priority? a Preserve dignity and emotional comfort b Encourage family presence for support c Address physiological instability related to infection and perfusion 2 A client receiving IV diuretics shows increasing work of breathing, RR 28, O₂ 94%, urine output adequate. BP stable but HR rising. The client asks to discuss discharge planning. Which need must be addressed FIRST? a Begin discharge education while the client is alert b Address respiratory effort and physiologic stress despite stable numbers c Provide emotional encouragement 3 A client with COPD is alert and calm. RR increased from 18 to 26 over 2 hours, SpO2 decreased from 94% to 90% on 2 L NC. BP and HR are stable. Which need must be addressed FIRST? a Encourage rest to reduce oxygen demand b Address impaired breathing and oxygenation needs c Provide reassurance to reduce anxiety 4 A postoperative client has stable vital signs and controlled pain. The nurse notes the bed alarm is off and the client has attempted to get out of bed unassisted twice. Which need is the priority? a Encourage independence to promote confidence b Provide emotional reassurance c Reinforce safety measures to prevent injury from falls 5 A hospitalized client with stable vitals repeatedly refuses meals and medications. The client states, “I feel alone and nobody listens to me.” No physiological instability is present. Which need should be addressed FIRST? a Educate on the importance of nutrition and medications b Explore emotional distress and need for connection and support c Notify the provider of refusal 6 A client receiving IV fluids becomes confused. BP has decreased from 120/78 to 94/60, HR increased to 116, urine output decreased. Which need must be addressed FIRST? a Address circulation and perfusion concerns b Encourage oral fluids c Provide orientation and reassurance 7 A client with a new colostomy has stable vital signs and adequate pain control but refuses to participate in care, stating embarrassment and loss of independence. Which need should the nurse prioritize? a Provide detailed teaching about ostomy care b Support autonomy and self esteem to encourage participation in care c Encourage family involvement 8 A client receiving anticoagulants has stable vital signs but is using a razor blade to shave and refuses assistance. Which need takes priority? a Provide reassurance about medication effects b Prevent injury by addressing safety risks associated with bleeding c Respect independence and privacy 9 A client with chronic illness has stable assessment findings but expresses hopelessness and withdrawal from care. Which need must be addressed FIRST? a Encourage physical activity b Address emotional support and connection to improve engagement in care c Review treatment goals and outcomes 10 A client reports chest tightness. Vitals show HR 108, BP 102/64, RR 24, SpO2 93%. The client is pale and diaphoretic. Which need must be addressed FIRST? a Provide reassurance and reduce anxiety b Address impaired circulation and oxygen delivery c Assist with positioning for comfort

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A client with a urinary catheter has fever, BP trending down, HR trending up. Mental status is slightly altered. The client requests privacy due to embarrassment. Which need takes priority?

A client receiving IV diuretics shows increasing work of breathing, RR 28, O₂ 94%, urine output adequate. BP stable but HR rising. The client asks to discuss discharge planning. Which need must be addressed FIRST?

A client with COPD is alert and calm. RR increased from 18 to 26 over 2 hours, SpO2 decreased from 94% to 90% on 2 L NC. BP and HR are stable. Which need must be addressed FIRST?

A postoperative client has stable vital signs and controlled pain. The nurse notes the bed alarm is off and the client has attempted to get out of bed unassisted twice. Which need is the priority?

A hospitalized client with stable vitals repeatedly refuses meals and medications. The client states, “I feel alone and nobody listens to me.” No physiological instability is present. Which need should be addressed FIRST?

A client receiving IV fluids becomes confused. BP has decreased from 120/78 to 94/60, HR increased to 116, urine output decreased. Which need must be addressed FIRST?

A client with a new colostomy has stable vital signs and adequate pain control but refuses to participate in care, stating embarrassment and loss of independence. Which need should the nurse prioritize?

A client receiving anticoagulants has stable vital signs but is using a razor blade to shave and refuses assistance. Which need takes priority?

A client with chronic illness has stable assessment findings but expresses hopelessness and withdrawal from care. Which need must be addressed FIRST?

A client reports chest tightness. Vitals show HR 108, BP 102/64, RR 24, SpO2 93%. The client is pale and diaphoretic. Which need must be addressed FIRST?