Clinical ski - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Clinical Skills Exam 1|Complete and A+ Graded single most important factor in preventing the spread of infections hand hygeine standard precautions everything is infectious until proven otherwise infection invasion of pathogenic organisms that are actively causing illness colonization presence of organisms that are on or in a patient, but are not showing signs or symptoms of infection primary routes of infectious disease transmission contact droplet airborne cate...

Clinical Skills Exam|Complete and A+ Graded Nails should be trimmed to no longer than 1/4 in Handwashing should be performed: · Before and after every patient encounter. · After contact with bodily fluid (i.e. blood, excretions, secretions). · After contact with equipment contaminated with bodily fluid. After removing gloves Traditional handwashing must be used when: · Hands are visibly soiled. · Infections with spore-forming organisms are present (Clostridium difficile, n...

Clinical Skills|Complete and A+ Graded Droplet Transmission Larger particle size, organism travels and then falls to a surface (ex. sneezing) Airborne Transmission Smaller particle size, which enables organisms to travel long distances when suspended. Negative pressure rooms required (ex. TB, Shingles, Measles) Contact Precautions Microorganisms MRSA, Influenza, Varicella/Zoster, RSV (kids, respiratory virus), Giardia (intestinal parasite), Lice, Scabies MDRO Precautions Micro...

Clinical Skills Exam|Complete and A+ Graded A(n) _____ temperature reading of someone's body temperature is considered to be the most accurate. A. oral B. rectal C. tympanic (aural) D. axillary B When measuring a patient's vital signs, you would take all the following EXCEPT: A. temperature B. respiration rate C. blood pressure D. pulse E. weight E Normal respiratory rates for adults are within the following ranges: A. 18 to 30 per minute B. 12 to 20 per minute C. 30 t...

Test Bank for Nursing Interventions and Clinical Skills 7th Edition by Perry and Potter Sample Questions: MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A nursing instructor is explaining how the best clinical practices are determined. Whichstatement best explains the purpose of evidence-based practice? a. It ensures that all clients receive holistic care. b. It provides a definite reason for providing care in a specific manner. c. It prevents errors when care is being delivered. d. It guarantees that care delivere...

Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Level in Psychology (WPS04) Paper 01 Clinical Psychology and Psychological Skills Mark Scheme (Results) Summer 2024

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Clinical Skills Final Exam Practical|Complete Questions with A+ Graded Answers what are the contents of the cubital fossa? radial nerve, biceps tendon, brachial artery, median nerve, lymph nodes what are the bear claw landmarks? thumb = adductor tubercle index = pes anserine middle = tibial tuberosity ring = gerdy's tubercle pinky = fibular head how do you find the mastoid process? bony prominence behind the ear how do you find the external occipital protuberance? starti...

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1 NURSING FUNDAMENTALS AND CLINICAL SKILLS/ EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, 100% ACCURATE Korotkoff sounds - -First and last sounds you hear during manual BP. These indicate the systolic and diastolic readings. Airborne infections - -measles, varicella, tuberculosis Droplet infections - -Diphtheria, rubella, influenza, pertussis, mumps, mycoplasmal/ meningococcal pneumonia, scarlet fever, and sepsis Contact infections - -Major wound infections, respiratory infections (eg; RSV), ente...