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WorksheetsPatient Demographics
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Admitting Diagnosis is defined as?
The most serious and/or resource-intensive during the hospitalization or the inpatient encounter
initial working diagnosis documented by the physician who determined that inpatient care was necessary
is defined as the condition, after study, which occasioned the admission to the hospital
conditions that coexist at the time of admission, or develop subsequently, and that affect the patient care during the current episode.
Select all that apply: Which of the following is subjective data
elevated temperature
vomiting
pain
patient feeling dizzy
Select all that apply: Which of the following is objective data
Blood Pressure
Itching
discoloration of skin
Patient reports "I can't breath"
What do you need to consider when asking the patient about allergies? Select all that apply
Medications
Foods
Environment
Immunity
Which of the following is Height and Weight used for: Select all that apply
to calculate BMI
Meal plans
Medication Dosages
observation
What is the general rule when weighing the patient
Weigh after breakfast
must be in a gown
Weigh the patient at the same time each day
Include medical equipment
When asking the patient about surgery history you must? Select all that apply
Find the reason
What triggered it
ask when it was performed
if it was expensive
A code status is?
any medical measures needed to save the patient
cardiac or respiratory arrest
The level of medical intervention that the patient wishes to have started
No medical interventions for revival
Standard Precautions require: Select All that Apply
Hand hygiene
Gloves
gown
mask
Which disease requires an Airborne precaution?
Mumps
Measles
Pneumonia
Staphylococci
Which disease requires a droplet precaution?
Meningitis
MRSA
Measles
malaria
A full liquid diet includes: select all that apply
grits
Jell-O
coffee
fruit
what is a clear liquid diet?
foods or fluids that have little to no residue
foods or fluids that are clear
foods or fluids that prevent malnutrition
A well balanced liquid meal
Why are initial Vital Signs important?
because its busy work
It establishes a baseline
For report
to calculate medication dosages
Upon admission the patients chart has no code status and 1 minute later he is passed out with no pulse and respiration...what code status do you apply?
DNR
DNH
FC
DNR/DNI
