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Reduction of Risk potential-NCLEX-RN

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Contrast Dye – NCLEX Safety

a)

Risk for kidney injury

b)

No risk associated with contrast dye

c)

Only safe for patients with normal kidney function

d)

Hydration is not necessary before the procedure

2.

Reduction of Risk Potential – NCLEX Definition

a)

Prevent complications

b)

Focus = EARLY recognition, not late rescue

c)

Monitor diagnostic tests & procedures

d)

Protect client safety during illness, procedures, or treatment

3.

Medication Safety – NCLEX Rule

a)

Monitor labs

b)

Monitor organ function

c)

Monitor mental status

d)

Monitor patient comfort

4.

Post-Sedation Risks

a)

Respiratory depression

b)

Nausea

c)

Headache

d)

Fatigue

5.

Creatinine – What NCLEX Wants You to Know

a)

Rising creatinine indicates kidney injury

b)

Contrast dye improves renal function

c)

Hydration is not necessary for kidney health

d)

Diabetes has no impact on chronic kidney disease

6.

High-Alert Medications

a)

Heparin

b)

Ibuprofen

c)

Amoxicillin

d)

Aspirin

7.

Infection Risk – High-Risk Clients

a)

Central lines

b)

Foley catheters

c)

Long hospital stays

d)

Regular check-ups

8.

Chest Tube – Continuous Bubbling Means?

a)

Continuous bubbling = AIR LEAK

b)

Continuous bubbling = Fluid Leak

c)

Continuous bubbling = Normal Function

d)

Continuous bubbling = Blockage

9.

Airway Warning Signs

a)

Stridor

b)

Coughing

c)

Sneezing

d)

Nausea

10.

Heparin – Critical Risk

a)

• Platelets dropping rapidly = HIT

b)

• Risk = bleeding, not clotting

c)

• Heparin should be continued if platelets drop

d)

• Notify provider only if symptoms worsen

11.

What NCLEX Tests in Reduction of Risk Potential?

a)

Early vs late signs

b)

Patient education techniques

c)

Medication administration protocols

d)

Post-procedure monitoring

12.

Fluid Volume Excess – Key Signs

a)

Crackles

b)

Dehydration

c)

Hypotension

d)

Fatigue

13.

Fluid Volume Deficit – Key Signs

a)

Tachycardia

b)

Increased appetite

c)

Hypotension

d)

Elevated blood pressure

14.

Renal Risk – Early Indicators

a)

Rising creatinine

b)

Increased thirst

c)

Frequent urination

d)

Dark urine

15.

Potassium – NCLEX Risk Thresholds

a)

> 6.0 = lethal dysrhythmias

b)

150 = brain cell dehydration

c)

Neuro symptoms = priority

d)

Seizure precautions often required

16.

Thyroidectomy – NCLEX Complications

a)

Airway obstruction

b)

Hypocalcemia

c)

Nausea and vomiting

d)

Infection

17.

Neuro Deterioration – Early Sign

a)

Change in LOC

b)

Increased energy

c)

Improved focus

d)

Enhanced memory

18.

Post-Sedation Nursing Priorities

a)

Airway patency

b)

Blood pressure monitoring

c)

Fluid intake assessment

d)

Pain management

19.

Late Signs of Increased ICP

a)

Bradycardia

b)

Hypertension

c)

Irregular respirations

d)

Cushing’s triad

20.

Most Sensitive Indicator of Deterioration

a)

Level of consciousness (LOC)

b)

Blood pressure changes

c)

Heart rate variability

d)

Respiratory rate fluctuations