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An 18-Year-Old Female Is Admitted from PACU After a
Cholecystectomy. She Has a 22 Gauge Peripheral IV in Her Left
Hand and Is Due to Void. She Had Morphine 8 mg and Zofran 4
mg in Recovery, and Is Complaining of Nausea. She Has
Phenergan 50 mg IV Every 6 Hours/PRN. What Should You Do
First?
Start a New IV Line in the Antecubital Region or Obtain an
Order for Phenergan IM
A Patient Is on Strict I&Os with an Indwelling Urinary Catheter.
4 Hours into Your Shift You Notice That There Is a Total of 50
mL of Urine in the Bag. You Notify the Provider Because You
Recognize That Adequate Urine Output Should Be:
30 mL/hr
,Which of the Following Patients Would You See First?
A 57-Year-Old Male Complaining of Worsening Chest
Tightness
You Enter a Patient's Room and Notice the Telemetry Box on
the Bed and the IV on the Floor Connected to Running IV Fluids.
You Last Saw the Patient 1 Hour Ago. Who Should Be Notified
Immediately?
Charge Nurse
A Patient Is Admitted for a NSTEMI and ST Depression Is Noted
in Leads II, III, and AVF. Two Hours After Admission You Notice
the Patient Now Has ST Elevation in Each of Those Leads. What
Should You Do Next?
Administer O2 and Morphine 2mg IV???
A Co-Worker Administered a Narcotic Earlier in the Shift, but
Failed to Get a Witness for the Portion of Medication That Was
Wasted. The Co-Worker Asks That You Sign off as the Witness.
What Is the Best Response?
, Refuse to Witness the Waste and Ask the Co-Worker to Notify
the Charge Nurse
You are caring for a patient taking warfarin for atrial fibrillation.
The lab calls reporting that the patient has an INR of 6.4. What
medication do you anticipate being ordered by the provider?
Vitamin K
The patient's lab test results indicate a BNP of 2,000 upon
arrival to the ED. The patient has been transferred to PCU.
What treatment plan would you anticipate from the attending
provider?
Furosemide 40 mg IV BID
Which of the following has been found to be linked to a
diagnosis of endocarditis?
Recent invasive dental procedures
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