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PROCEDURAL SEDATION QUIZ

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IV sedation safety skills.

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PROCEDURAL SEDATION QUIZ
 

PROCEDURAL SEDATION QUIZOnline version

IV sedation safety skills.

by SWEENY BERMEJO
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1. Sedation depth A patient intended for moderate sedation responds only to repeated painful stimulation. Breathing is shallow, and a jaw thrust is required. What is the priority?

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2. Missing consent The patient meets NPO and airway requirements, but the anesthesia consent is unsigned. What should the team do?

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3. NPO interval A child drank clear apple juice 90 minutes before an elective procedure. What is appropriate?

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4. Sedation versus analgesia After midazolam, a patient is calm but still reports pain. What is the best interpretation?

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5. Equipment readiness Suction is unavailable, and reversal agents are not immediately accessible. What is safest?

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6. IV-sedation monitoring The last complete IV-sedation assessment was seven minutes ago. What should the nurse do?

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7. Acute deterioration During sedation, SpO2 falls to 88%, and apnea occurs. What is the priority?

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8. IV removal The procedure has ended, but the patient’s Aldrete score is 8. When should the IV be removed?

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9. Safe discharge A patient has an Aldrete score of 9 but remains disoriented, recently received a reversal agent and has no responsible escort. What should happen?

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10. Documentation and accountability Which process best completes IV procedural sedation safely?

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