Exam 2: NSG122/ NSG 122 (2024/ 2025
Update) Nursing Fundamental Concepts |
Complete Guide | Questions and Verified
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QUESTION
Which Isolation type: client diagnosed with active tuberculosis (TB)?
Answer:
Tuberculosis can be transmitted through the air, so airborne precautions are necessary
QUESTION
Which Isolation type: client diagnosed with Chicken Pox?
Answer:
Airborne Precaution
QUESTION
Which Isolation type: client diagnosed with Pneumonia?
Answer:
Droplet Precaution
QUESTION
Factors Determining Use of Sterilization and disinfection Methods
Answer:
-Nature of organisms present
,-# of organisms present
-Type of equipment
-Intended use of equipment
-Available means for sterilization and disinfection
-Time
QUESTION
True
Answer:
Soaps and detergents (nonantimicrobial agents) are considered adequate for routine mechanical
cleaning of the hands and removal of most transient microorganisms
QUESTION
Personal Protective Equipment and Supplies
Answer:
-Gloves
-Gowns
-Mask
-Protective eyewear
QUESTION
Standard Precautions
Answer:
-Used in the care of all hospitalized patients regardless of their diagnosis or possible infection
status
-Apply to blood, all body fluids, secretions, and excretions except sweat, nonintact skin, and
mucocus membrane
-New additions are respiratory hygiene/ Cough etiquette, safe injection practices, and directions
to use a mask when performing high risk prolonged procedures involving spinal canal punctures
QUESTION
,Aseptic Technique
Answer:
Includes all activities to prevent or break the chain of infection with 2 categories: medical
surgical asepsis
QUESTION
medical asepsis
Answer:
Clean technique
QUESTION
surgical asepsis
Answer:
Sterile Technique
QUESTION
Use of Surgical Asepsis
Answer:
-Operating room, labor and delivery areas
-Certain diagnostic testing areas
-Patient bedside
QUESTION
True
Answer:
When pouring sterile solution on to a sterile field, the nurse should: perform hand hygiene,
remove the bottle cap, place the bottle cap face-up on a clean surface, pick up the bottle with the
, label facing toward the palm, pour 1 to 2 mL into a receptacle, and pour the solution onto the
gauze.
QUESTION
Sterile procedure and prepares to pour solution onto a sterile gauze. pouring sterile solution.
Answer:
1. Perform hand hygiene
2. Remove the bottle cap.
3. Place the bottle cap face-up on a clean surface.
4. Pick up the bottle with the label facing toward the palm.
5. Pour 1 to 2 mL into a receptacle.
6. Pour the solution onto the gauze.
QUESTION
Sterile procedure preparing a sterile field
Answer:
1.Perform Hand Hygiene
2.Place sterile kit on clean dry flat work surface above waist.
3.open outside cover and remove package from dust cover.
4.grasp outer surface of tip of outermost flap.
5.Open outermost flap away from body, arm away from sterile field.
6.Grasp outside surface of edge of first side flap.
7.open side flap pulling to side.
8.repeat step 6.
QUESTION
Medical asepsis
Answer:
is used for procedures such as placement of nasogastric tube, administering an enema, or
performing oral care.
Update) Nursing Fundamental Concepts |
Complete Guide | Questions and Verified
Answers| 100% Correct| A Grade – Herzing
QUESTION
Which Isolation type: client diagnosed with active tuberculosis (TB)?
Answer:
Tuberculosis can be transmitted through the air, so airborne precautions are necessary
QUESTION
Which Isolation type: client diagnosed with Chicken Pox?
Answer:
Airborne Precaution
QUESTION
Which Isolation type: client diagnosed with Pneumonia?
Answer:
Droplet Precaution
QUESTION
Factors Determining Use of Sterilization and disinfection Methods
Answer:
-Nature of organisms present
,-# of organisms present
-Type of equipment
-Intended use of equipment
-Available means for sterilization and disinfection
-Time
QUESTION
True
Answer:
Soaps and detergents (nonantimicrobial agents) are considered adequate for routine mechanical
cleaning of the hands and removal of most transient microorganisms
QUESTION
Personal Protective Equipment and Supplies
Answer:
-Gloves
-Gowns
-Mask
-Protective eyewear
QUESTION
Standard Precautions
Answer:
-Used in the care of all hospitalized patients regardless of their diagnosis or possible infection
status
-Apply to blood, all body fluids, secretions, and excretions except sweat, nonintact skin, and
mucocus membrane
-New additions are respiratory hygiene/ Cough etiquette, safe injection practices, and directions
to use a mask when performing high risk prolonged procedures involving spinal canal punctures
QUESTION
,Aseptic Technique
Answer:
Includes all activities to prevent or break the chain of infection with 2 categories: medical
surgical asepsis
QUESTION
medical asepsis
Answer:
Clean technique
QUESTION
surgical asepsis
Answer:
Sterile Technique
QUESTION
Use of Surgical Asepsis
Answer:
-Operating room, labor and delivery areas
-Certain diagnostic testing areas
-Patient bedside
QUESTION
True
Answer:
When pouring sterile solution on to a sterile field, the nurse should: perform hand hygiene,
remove the bottle cap, place the bottle cap face-up on a clean surface, pick up the bottle with the
, label facing toward the palm, pour 1 to 2 mL into a receptacle, and pour the solution onto the
gauze.
QUESTION
Sterile procedure and prepares to pour solution onto a sterile gauze. pouring sterile solution.
Answer:
1. Perform hand hygiene
2. Remove the bottle cap.
3. Place the bottle cap face-up on a clean surface.
4. Pick up the bottle with the label facing toward the palm.
5. Pour 1 to 2 mL into a receptacle.
6. Pour the solution onto the gauze.
QUESTION
Sterile procedure preparing a sterile field
Answer:
1.Perform Hand Hygiene
2.Place sterile kit on clean dry flat work surface above waist.
3.open outside cover and remove package from dust cover.
4.grasp outer surface of tip of outermost flap.
5.Open outermost flap away from body, arm away from sterile field.
6.Grasp outside surface of edge of first side flap.
7.open side flap pulling to side.
8.repeat step 6.
QUESTION
Medical asepsis
Answer:
is used for procedures such as placement of nasogastric tube, administering an enema, or
performing oral care.
