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NUR 106 Quiz Obtaining a Capillary Blood Sample for Glucose Testing Chapter 18 Study Guide Exam 2024. The nurse encounters difficulty obtaining a large enough blood droplet for a capillary blood sample for glucose testing. Which action does the nurse take next? · Use a different finger and a new lancet for the sample. · Lower the hand below heart level and stroke the finger. · Squeeze the fingertip toward the puncture site to get the droplet. · Ask the client if they have trouble at hom...

The nurse prepares for a sterile procedure. What action does the nurse perform first? · Put on personal protective equipment, if required. · Perform hand hygiene. · Identify the client the procedure is prescribed for. · Place all the necessary supplies in the room. - correct answer Perform hand hygiene. The nurse needs to place gauze from a wrapped item into the sterile field. Which action does the nurse take? · Drop the item from 6 in (15 cm) above the sterile field. · Lay the it...

NUR 106 Quiz Preparing a Sterile Field Using a Packaged Sterile Drape Chapter 1 Final Exam Questions 2024. When adding sterile items to a sterile field, the nurse would drop the sterile items from which height? · 2 in (5 cm) · 6 in (15 cm) · 10 in (25 cm) · 14 in (35 cm)Bottom of Form - correct answer 6 in (15 cm) The nurse has created a sterile field with sterile dressings in preparation for a client's wound care. While getting ready to apply a dressing, the client moves their ar...

The nurse encounters difficulty obtaining a large enough blood droplet for a capillary blood sample for glucose testing. Which action does the nurse take next? · Use a different finger and a new lancet for the sample. · Lower the hand below heart level and stroke the finger. · Squeeze the fingertip toward the puncture site to get the droplet. · Ask the client if they have trouble at home with fingersticks. - correct answer Lower the hand below heart level and stroke the finger. The nu...

When adding sterile items to a sterile field, the nurse would drop the sterile items from which height? · 2 in (5 cm) · 6 in (15 cm) · 10 in (25 cm) · 14 in (35 cm)Bottom of Form - correct answer 6 in (15 cm) The nurse has created a sterile field with sterile dressings in preparation for a client's wound care. While getting ready to apply a dressing, the client moves their arm and touches the sterile field. Which action by the nurse is appropriate? · Add new sterile dressings to th...

The nurse is collecting a nasal specimen when the client suddenly sneezes while the swab is still in the first naris. Which action will be most appropriate by the nurse? · Move to the second naris and continue collecting the specimen. · Use a second swab in the second naris and document sneezing on label. · Offer the client a tissue and provide time to blow their nose before continuing. · Dispose of the current swab, clean the area appropriately, and start over. Dispose of the current s...

When removing soiled gloves, which will the nurse do first? · Grasp the outside of one glove with the opposite gloved hand. · Turn the glove inside out as it is being pulled off. · Slide the fingers under the glove at the wrist. · Peel the glove off over the other glove - correct answer Grasp the outside of one glove with the opposite gloved hand. The nurse opens the package of sterile gloves using the interior side folds, and the package will not open fully for the nurse to reach the...

Nur 106 Module A Quiz Question and answers already passed 2023/2024Gross malformations - correct answer Which effect is seen when the fetus is exposed to a teratogen during the embryonic period? Delay in growth Gross malformations Death of conceptus Disruption of brain development Amenorrhea Breast changes Urinary frequency - correct answer A client in her tenth week of pregnancy exhibits presumptive signs of pregnancy. Which clinical findings may the nurse determine upon assessment?...

NUR 106 Mod F Quiz Question and answers rated A+ 2023/2024The mother of a 2-year-old child expresses concern to the nurse in the pediatric clinic that her child still takes a bottle of milk to bed a night. How should the nurse explain to the mother that this practice should be stopped? 1. Iron-deficiency anemia may occur. 2. Infantile sucking needs are prolonged. 3. The child is at increased risk for dental caries. 4. Milk at bedtime precipitates inner ear infections. - correct answer The ...

NUR 106 Mod E Quiz SU19 Question and answers already passed 2023/2024A client has delivered her infant be cesarean birth. The nurse monitors the newborn's respiration closely, because infants born via the cesarean method are prone to atelectasis. Why does this occur? A. The ribcage is not compressed and released during birth. B. The sudden temperature change at birth causes aspiration. C. There is usually oxygen deprivation after a cesarean birth. D. There is no gravity during the birth t...