ati proctored fundamentals TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (2023/2024) (VERIFIED ANSWERS)WITH NGN
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ati proctored fundamentals TEST QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS (2023/2024) (VERIFIED ANSWERS)WITH
NGN
how to administer ear drops in an adult patient - CORRECT ANSWER pull the auricle
upward and outward to open the ear canal
apply pressure with the finger to the tragus after administering
avoid usi...
ati proctored fundamentals TEST QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS (2023/2024) (VERIFIED ANSWERS)WITH
NGN
how to administer ear drops in an adult patient - CORRECT ANSWER pull the auricle
upward and outward to open the ear canal
apply pressure with the finger to the tragus after administering
avoid using cotton ball in the ear canal can cause bacteria
how long should a medication be administered in within the scheduled time - CORRECT
ANSWER 30 minutes
what are clinical manifestations of infiltration - CORRECT ANSWER temperature
around the IV site is cooler
The IV dressing is damp
the tissue around the venipuncture site is swollen
what is the proper procedures an IV catheter - CORRECT ANSWER insert the
needle with the bevel up in the angle of 10 to 30 degrees
after seeing a flashback of blood lower the how close to the skin to prepare for
threading the needle into the vein
apply pressure 1.25 inches above the insertion site to remove
what are clinical manifestations fluid overload - CORRECT ANSWER distended neck
veins
increased blood pressure
tachycardia
shortness of breath
crackles in the lungs
,edema
continuous infusion tubing should be changed how often - CORRECT ANSWER no
more than every 96 hours
intermittent infusion tubing should be changed how often - CORRECT ANSWER
every 24 hours
client receiving an IV reports pain in the arm, chills, not feeling well. Nurse notes
warmth, Dima, and duration, red streaking close to IV site what should the nurse -
CORRECT ANSWER discontinue the infusion
pallor, local swelling and decrease skin temp around the site, damp dressing, slowed
rate of infusion is an indication - CORRECT ANSWER infiltration or extravasation
what should you do if a patient experiences infiltration or extravasation - CORRECT
ANSWER stop being fusion and remove the catheter
Elevate the extremity
encourage active range of motion
apply warm or cold compress depending on solution
restart the infusion proximal to the site or another extremity
edema, throbbing, burning, pain at the site, increase skin temp, erythema, red line up
the arm , slowed rate of infusion is an indication of - CORRECT ANSWER phlebitis or
thrombophlebitis
what to do if a patient is experiencing phlebitis - CORRECT ANSWER discontinued
infusion in remove the catheter
Elevate the extremity
apply warm compress 3 to 4 times a day
restart the infusion proximal to the site or another extremity
culture the site in catheter if drainage is present
how to prevent phlebitis - CORRECT ANSWER rotate IV site every 72 hours
ecchymosis at IV site indicates - CORRECT ANSWER hematoma
, what to do if a patient with an IV has a hematoma - CORRECT ANSWER apply
pressure after IV catheter removal
is warm compress and elevation after the bleeding stops
what do you do if a patient experiences fluid overload from an IV - CORRECT
ANSWER stop and fusion and raise the head of the
assess Vital Signs and oxygen saturation
adjust the rate as prescribed
administer diuretics if prescribed
pain, Warmth, edema, induration, red streaking, fever, chills, malaise at IV site -
CORRECT ANSWER cellulitis
what to do if a patient experience is cellulitis with an IV - CORRECT ANSWER
discontinue the infusion and remove the catheter
Elevate the extremity
apply warm compress 3 to 4 times a day
obtain a specimen for culture
administer antibiotics, analgesics, antipyretics
involuntary fine motor Tremors, riggity, uncontrollable restlessness, and acute dystonia
are - CORRECT ANSWER extrapyramidal symptoms
prior to administering medication what is the highest priority action - CORRECT
ANSWER identify the clients medication allergies
what medications can cause hyperglycemia - CORRECT ANSWER diuretics
corticosteroids
antipsychotics
what are early indications of hypoxemia - CORRECT ANSWER restlessness
tachypnea
pallor
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