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NSB236 WEEK 1 – RECOGNISING THE DETERIORATING PATIENT TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS...

NURBN3030 Management of deteriorating patient Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions Basic Life Support Algorithm - Correct Answer Dangers Responsive Send for help Airway Breathing CPR Defibrillator Advanced life support actions during CPR - Correct Answer airway adjuncts (LMA/ETT) oxygen waveform capnography IV/IO access plan actions before interrupting compressions Advanced Life Support Drugs- shockable - Correct Answer adrenaline 1mg after 2nd shock (then every 2nd loop). ...

FUA|NURBN 3023 (Patient Deterioration & Management) Exam Revision Study Guide

NURBN 3023- Patient Deterioration & Management Exam Study Guide Questions with Complete Solutions Module 2 - Airway Assessment & Management - Correct Answer List 4 Indications For Airway Management - Correct Answer 1. LOC 2. Hypoxia 3. Apnea 4. GCS Less Than 8 5. Airway Injury 6. Aspiration 7. Trauma 8. Change In Metal State List 3 Ways to Manually Clear An Airway - Correct Answer 1. Chin Lift 2. Jaw Thrust 3. Head Tilt Module 3 - Cardiac Abnormality's - Correct Answ...

©BRAINBARTER 2024/2025 NURBN3030 Management of deteriorating patient Exam Revision Questions With 100% Verified Answers Basic Life Support Algorithm - answerDangers Responsive Send for help Airway Breathing CPR Defibrillator Advanced life support actions during CPR - answerairway adjuncts (LMA/ETT) oxygen waveform capnography IV/IO access plan actions before interrupting compressions Advanced Life Support Drugs- shockable - answeradrenaline 1mg after 2nd shock (then every 2nd l...

Why is recognising the deteriorating patient important? Failure to rescue/recognise clinical deterioration is associated with increased patient mortality - Clinical staff frequently lack the clinical skills to identify and interpret signs and symptoms of clinical deterioration - Poor communication - Introduction of modified early warning scores (MEWS) track and trigger - MET and RRS What are the most common causes for a MET call? Hypoxia Hypotension ALOC Tachycardia ...

Relias Learning Nursing Test exam 2024/2025 with 100% correct answers {graded A} Which of the following makes it more likely that treatment attendance continues, that the treatment plan is adhered to, and that clinical commitments are followed through? a) Having the client in control of their own recovery b) Having the therapist in control of the client's recovery c) Having the family in control of the client's recovery d) Letting the recovery process take place naturally - COR...

NSG 6005 Week 2 Pharmacology Quiz The major reason for not crushing a sustained release capsule is that, if crushed, the coated beads of the drugs could possibly result in: o Disintegration o Toxicity o Malabsorption o Deterioration - ANSWER o Toxicity Drugs that have a significant first pass effect: o Must be given by enteral (oral) route only o Bypass the hepatic circulation o Are rapidly metabolized by the liver and may have little if any des...

What types of failure exist in the hospital when we have a deteriorating patient? correct answer: Failure to take vital signs Not recognising worsening vital signs Not responding quickly enough Communication and documentation are sometimes poor, experience might be lacking and provision of critical care expertise including admission to critical care areas can be delayed (hogan et al, 2012) Why do failures in spotting a deteriorating patient take place? correct answer: People don't...

NURBN3030 Management of deteriorating patient Exam Revision Questions with 100% Correct Answers Basic Life Support Algorithm - Dangers Responsive Send for help Airway Breathing CPR Defibrillator Advanced life support actions during CPR - airway adjuncts (LMA/ETT) oxygen waveform capnography IV/IO access plan actions before interrupting compressions Advanced Life Support Drugs- shockable - adrenaline 1mg after 2nd shock (then every 2nd loop). amiodarone 300mg after 3 shocks Adva...