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State Exam Nursing New Zealand Questions And Answers 100% Pass. What does Ambulatory mean? - answerDay surgery (max stay 23 hours) What does inpatient surgical care mean? - answerAdmitted to hospital (min 24 hours) Surgery classifications? - answerElective Diagnostic Acute List 3 patient ori...

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What does Ambulatory mean? - answer✔Day surgery (max stay 23 hours)

What does inpatient surgical care mean? - answer✔Admitted to hospital (min 24 hours)

Surgery classifications? - answer✔Elective
Diagnostic
Acute

List 3 patient orientated goals post surgery? - answer✔Return to normal physical function
Remain free from post op complications
Achieve emotional and physical comfort

What is included in a pre-op assessment? (5) - answer✔Obtain history
Physical assessment
Determine patient understanding
Identify emotional state and coping skills
Check consent, pre anaesthetic form complete, other pre anaesthetic orders

What does atelectasis mean? - answer✔Collapse or closure of lung resulting in reduced or absent
gas exchange

List 5 ways to safely care for post op patients? - answer✔Fluid balance input and output
Pain management
Assessing wound
Vital signs every five minutes
Checking IV site

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What is meningitis? - answer✔A serious disease in which there is inflammation of the meninges

Signs and symptoms of meningitis? - answer✔Intense headache
Fever
Light sensitivity
Muscular rigidity

Main cause of meningitis? - answer✔Bacterial: Streptococcus pneumoniae
Viral: Enterovirus

Signs of raised intercranial pressure? (4) - answer✔Headache
Nausea
Increased bp
Confusion

What is the purpose of the nursing council? - answer✔To protect the health and safety of
members of the public by ensuring RNs are registered, fit to practise, and competent.

Signs of otitis? (Ear infection/inflammation) - answer✔Ear pain
Fever
Difficulty hearing

What would you do if prescribed medication was not signed by the doctor? - answer✔Do not
give until a signature or verbal consent has been given with a witness

Signs of a patient on methamphetamine? (5) - answer✔Dilated pupils
Agitation
Increased bp
Loss of appetite
Paranoia

List 5 pieces of advice to give a patient following a total hip replacement? - answer✔Place a
pillow between legs when lying on side
Avoid bending past 90 degrees

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Avoid crossing legs
Sit on chairs higher than knee height
Take short frequent walks

What is airway obstruction caused by? - answer✔Tongue
Laryngospasm
Retained secretions
Insufficient anaesthetic reversal

Treatment for airway obstruction? - answer✔Correct positioning
o2 therapy
Suctioning
Close monitoring
Viral signs
Anti emetics

Manifestations of atelectasis? - answer✔Insidious onset
Early s&s: cough, sputum, low grade fever
Later s&s: respiratory distress, dyspnoea, tachycardia, pleural pain, cyanosis, anxiety

What is a pulmonary embolism? - answer✔Occurs from a deep vein thrombosis, clot forms,
travels to lungs or brain, life threatening

Diagnosis of a pulmonary embolism? - answer✔Chest X-ray
Ecg
Abg
Ultra sound
Pulmonary angiography

How to prevent a pulmonary embolism? - answer✔Pre op weight loss
Compression stockings
Early animation

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Hydration
Meds

What causes a deep vein thrombosis? - answer✔Occurs in leg veins due to inactivity, body
positioning, and pressure

Risk factors for DVTs? - answer✔Elderly
Poor nutrition
Surgery over three hours
Limited mobility
Long haul flights
Diabetes

What is wound dehiscence? - answer✔Disruption of previously joined wound edges due to an
infection, too tight sutures, or injury to wound

Risk factors for wound dehiscence? - answer✔Elderly
Poor nutrition
Diabetes
Abdominal surgery
Immunosuppressant
Smoking

Signs of wound inflammation? - answer✔Redness
Warmth
Malaise ( general discomfort)
Tachycardia
Febrile

What are treatments for pain? - answer✔Positioning
Analgesia

List some side effects of opioid use? - answer✔Decreased bp

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