HLTENN037 Clinical Assessment & Care Planning (Beta) Quiz - Certifications Diploma of Nursing (HLT54121)
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What is the normal resting respiratory rate for an adult?
- 24-30 breaths per minute
- 12-20 breaths per minute
- 6-10 breaths per minute
- 30-40 breaths per minute
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Answer: B. 12-20 breaths per minute
Respiratory rate is often the earliest sign of deterioration and the most often skipped.
Which temperature is usually considered a fever in adults?
- 37.2 C
- 35.0 C
- 38.0 C or above
- 36.5 C
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Answer: C. 38.0 C or above
Older adults may not mount a fever even with serious infection: look at the whole picture.
A heart failure patient is weighed daily. How should this be done?
- Same time, same scales, similar clothing, after voiding and before breakfast
- Only when they look swollen
- Straight after meals
- Any time of day on any scales
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Answer: A. Same time, same scales, similar clothing, after voiding and before breakfast
A gain of 1 kg is roughly 1 L of retained fluid. Report rapid gains.
How should a patient collect a midstream urine (MSU) sample?
- Clean the area, pass the first part into the toilet, collect the middle part
- Collect from a catheter drainage bag
- Collect the very first drops
- Collect from the toilet bowl
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Answer: A. Clean the area, pass the first part into the toilet, collect the middle part
Label at the bedside and send promptly.
On admission, how should you confirm a patient's identity?
- Ask 'Are you Mr Smith?'
- Use at least three approved identifiers, e.g. name, date of birth, MRN
- Check the room door sign
- Check the bed number
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Answer: B. Use at least three approved identifiers, e.g. name, date of birth, MRN
Ask open questions: 'Can you tell me your full name and date of birth?'