A registered nurse (RN) is working on the medical/surgical unit of a large medical center and needs to contact the health care provider regarding a change in a client's status.
List the order the nurse should present the following information by dragging and dropping the options below.
-"Mr. Rich...
Management of Care NCLEX Review EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
A registered nurse (RN) is working on the medical/surgical unit of a large medical center and needs to contact the health care provider regarding a
change in a client's status.
List the order the nurse should present the following information by dragging and dropping the options below.
-"Mr. Richmond reports increased pain in his knee. His heart rate is now 112 beats a minute, up from 80 beats a minute; his respiratory rate is 20; and he is afebrile. The ibuprofen 800 mg every 12 hours by mouth is not controlling his pain."
-"Okay, Dr. White, I will write the order for oxycodone
and acetaminophen (Percocet) 2.5 mg/325 mg - 1 or 2 tablets by mouth every 6 hours as needed for pain."
-"Hello Dr. White, this is Pat Davis, an RN at University Hospital on the third floor med-surg unit."
-"I am calling about Mr. Stanley Richmond. He was admitted last night."
-"I would like to recommend a change in pain medication. He has no - answer 3
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A registered nurse from the float pool is assigned to the critical care unit on the evening shift. Which of these clients should be assigned to the float pool nurse?
Tracheostomy of 24 hours with the client showing some respiratory distress
Dopamine IV drip with vital signs monitored every five minutes
Pacemaker insertion on the day shift
Report of unstable angina with continuous telemetry monitoring - answer Pacemaker insertion on the day shift
The nurse from the float pool should be assigned to care for the most stable client, which is the client who had the pacemaker inserted on the day shift. The other clients are unstable and have potentially life-threatening conditions. In most critical care units,
the nurse can titrate dopamine upward or downward;
this requires the expertise of the nurse who normally works on this unit. Although tracheostomies are not limited to critical care units, a nurse unexperienced in critical care should not be assigned to the client with a newly created tracheostomy
The nurse manager is discussing the goals of total quality management (TQM) with the health care
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