HS PRACTICUM FALL FINAL

Which of the following is considered a civil right?

• The right to emergency services

• Freedom of religion

• Justice

• The right to equality

Which of the following respiration rates is normal for a six-year-old girl?

• 5

• 10

• 20

• 35

What should be done with juice that a patient in isolation did not drink?

• Carried to the cafeteria and thrown out

• Thrown in a garbage bag outside of the room

• Thrown in the trash in the patient's room

• Poured down the sink in the patient's room

When should healthcare workers wash their hands?

• Only when they are visibly dirty

• Every 20 minutes

• At the beginning of the workday

• Before providing care and between patients

Which step of the nursing process involves collecting information and communicating with other team members?

• Diagnosis

• Evaluation

• Assessment

• Planning

• Implementation

Which of the following is an example of the interdependence of health team members?

• Lab tests done by diagnostic members are interpreted by medical members and the treatment plan is carried out by nursing members.

• A nurse explains to a patient how to safely administer an insulin injection.

• Medical team members develop a treatment plan based on the patient's condition and available treatments.

• Speech-language pathologists work with patients to treat speech, language, and swallowing problems.

How is a used sharp disposed of?

• Rinse the sharp under running water and place in the biohazardous waste container.

• Recap or break any needles and drop into a sharps container

• Drop the entire sharp into a sharps container.

• Wrap the sharp in a paper towel and place in a biohazardous waste container.

Which of the following is a subjective observation?

• The patient's urine smells especially pungent.

• The patient has a blood pressure of 130/80.

• The patient is slurring their words.

• The patient says he is in a lot of pain.

Which range is the average resting pulse rate for adults?

• 80 to 110

• 65 to 80

• 70 to 90

• 60 to 100

What is a nurse assistant's most important task?

• Knowing what nursing interventions to carry out

• Bathing and feeding patients

• Collecting and reporting information through observing the patient's condition

• Caring for a patient's emotional, social, and spiritual concerns