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Rotational ExamOnline version Surgery by arlene pal a 1 During the immediate postoperative period, the nurse’s priority assessment is: a A. Nutritional status b Pain level c Airway, breathing and circulation d Bowel Sounds 2 Which finding requires immediate nursing intervention after abdominal surgery? a Pain score of 5/10 b Temperature of 37.5 C c Blood pressure 80/50 mmHg d Mild nausea 3 Which action demonstrates proper sterile technique? a Reaching over the sterile field b Keeping sterile items above waist level c Turning away from the sterile field d Touching sterile supplies with clean gloves 4 6.The nurse should first assess: a Dressing color b Airway patency c Appetite d Sleep pattern 5 The purpose of incentive spirometry is to: a Prevent constipation b Prevent atelectasis c Reduce pain d Increase appetite 6 A post operative patient suddenly develops respiratory distress. Arrange from 1-5 nursing action : (3pts) _ Assess airway and breathing __ Administer oxygen. __Notify the physician __Monitor vital signs and oxygen saturation __Document interventions and patient’s response. Written answer 7 Which indicates effective pain management? a Patient sleeps continuously b Pain scores decreased and patients ambulate comfortably c Respiratory rate is 8/min d Blood pressure is elevated 8 A patient suddenly becomes restless and dyspneic after surgery. The nurse should first: a Encourage fluids b Notify the physician immediately while assessing oxygenation c Administer laxatives d Remove the dressing 9 Which patient is at greatest risk for surgical site infection? Choose one or more answers a Healthy 20-years old b Controlled hypertension c Poorly controlled diabetes mellitus d Mild anemia 10 Which laboratory result is most important before surgery? a Cholesterol b CBC c Blood Type and crossmatch d Lipid profile 11 A Jackson-Pratt drain primarily functions to : a .Deliver medication b Remove accumulated fluid c Measure urine output d Administer oxygen

Rotational ExamOnline version

Surgery

by arlene pal a

During the immediate postoperative period, the nurse’s priority assessment is:

A. Nutritional status

Pain level

Airway, breathing and circulation

Bowel Sounds

Which finding requires immediate nursing intervention after abdominal surgery?

Pain score of 5/10

Temperature of 37.5 C

Blood pressure 80/50 mmHg

Mild nausea

Which action demonstrates proper sterile technique?

Reaching over the sterile field

Keeping sterile items above waist level

Turning away from the sterile field

Touching sterile supplies with clean gloves

6.The nurse should first assess:

Dressing color

Airway patency

Appetite

Sleep pattern

The purpose of incentive spirometry is to:

Prevent constipation

Prevent atelectasis

Reduce pain

Increase appetite

A post operative patient suddenly develops respiratory distress. Arrange from 1-5 nursing action : (3pts) _ Assess airway and breathing Administer oxygen. Notify the physician Monitor vital signs and oxygen saturation Document interventions and patient’s response.

Written answer

Which indicates effective pain management?

Patient sleeps continuously

Pain scores decreased and patients ambulate comfortably

Respiratory rate is 8/min

Blood pressure is elevated

A patient suddenly becomes restless and dyspneic after surgery. The nurse should first:

Encourage fluids

Notify the physician immediately while assessing oxygenation

Administer laxatives

Remove the dressing

Which patient is at greatest risk for surgical site infection?

Choose one or more answers

Healthy 20-years old

Controlled hypertension

Poorly controlled diabetes mellitus

Mild anemia

Which laboratory result is most important before surgery?

Cholesterol

CBC

Blood Type and crossmatch

Lipid profile

A Jackson-Pratt drain primarily functions to :

.Deliver medication

Remove accumulated fluid

Measure urine output

Administer oxygen

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Rotational ExamOnline version

by arlene pal a

During the immediate postoperative period, the nurse’s priority assessment is:

Which finding requires immediate nursing intervention after abdominal surgery?

Which action demonstrates proper sterile technique?

6.The nurse should first assess:

The purpose of incentive spirometry is to:

A post operative patient suddenly develops respiratory distress. Arrange from 1-5 nursing action : (3pts) _ Assess airway and breathing Administer oxygen. Notify the physician Monitor vital signs and oxygen saturation Document interventions and patient’s response.

Written answer

Which indicates effective pain management?

A patient suddenly becomes restless and dyspneic after surgery. The nurse should first:

Which patient is at greatest risk for surgical site infection?

Choose one or more answers

Which laboratory result is most important before surgery?

A Jackson-Pratt drain primarily functions to :

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Rotational ExamOnline version

by arlene pal a

During the immediate postoperative period, the nurse’s priority assessment is:

Which finding requires immediate nursing intervention after abdominal surgery?

Which action demonstrates proper sterile technique?

6.The nurse should first assess:

The purpose of incentive spirometry is to:

A post operative patient suddenly develops respiratory distress. Arrange from 1-5 nursing action : (3pts) _ Assess airway and breathing __ Administer oxygen. __Notify the physician __Monitor vital signs and oxygen saturation __Document interventions and patient’s response.

Which indicates effective pain management?

A patient suddenly becomes restless and dyspneic after surgery. The nurse should first:

Which patient is at greatest risk for surgical site infection?

Which laboratory result is most important before surgery?

A Jackson-Pratt drain primarily functions to :

A post operative patient suddenly develops respiratory distress. Arrange from 1-5 nursing action : (3pts) _ Assess airway and breathing Administer oxygen. Notify the physician Monitor vital signs and oxygen saturation Document interventions and patient’s response.