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professionalism

Priority analysis

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The RN is working in a busy Emergency department (ED). The ambulance brings in a 76-year-old patient who reports tightness in the chest. The patient’s pulse is 82. The cardiac monitor shows a regular rhythm, BP is 98/66, --
respirations are 12, oxygenation saturation is 95% on room air, and pain is reported as a 2 on a scale of 1-10. Which prescribed action should the RN initiate first? Insert large bore IV
A 72-year-old male with a diagnosis of hyperglycemia is admitted in the late morning to the Medical-Surgical unit. The assigned nurse receives several admission orders from the health care provider. In which order would the nurse complete the tasks? 1 Administer stat insulin 2 Order diabetic meal tray for lunch 3 Assist patient to ambulate 4 prepare discharge teaching
The nurse manager is preparing shift reports for oncoming nurses. Which tasks should be considered high priority? - Assessing a newly admitted patient with gastrointestinal bleeding -Restarting an infiltrated IV for a patient receiving a blood transfusion -Coaching a new RN who plans to insert a Foley catheter in a patient with urinary retention
The nurse manager of a busy orthopedic floor arrives for work on Monday morning with multiple tasks waiting to be completed. Which task has the lowest priority? Replying to new emails and routine requests for information
According to Rosalinda Alfaro-Lefevre’s levels of priority, in which order should the bedside nurse attend to each new patient situation? 1 Oxygen saturation dropping to 88% 2 Sudden inability to recognize family and caregivers 3 Pain at a 5 on a scale of 1-10 4 Discharge scheduled for today 5 Newly admitted and needing initial instruction on self-administration of insulin
The registered nurse is working in the Emergency department (ED) triage when four victims from a multiple vehicle accident arrive. Arrange the patients in order of increasing priority, lowest priority being first and highest priority being last. 1 a a 66 year only female with severe bleeding who is unresponsive with non palpable central pulses 2 a 15 year old male with a forehead contusion playing in the lobby with his younger sibling
-- 3 a 20 year old male who a compound femur fracture complaining of intense pain 4 a 78 year old male experiencing severe chest pain and shortness of breath
The nurse working on a Neuroscience unit is assigned additional patients. Which newly assigned patient should the nurse assess first? A patient who had a hemorrhagic stroke and reports a severe headache
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