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Relias Medical Surgical-Telemetry Exam with Answers (39 Solved Questions)

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Relias Medical Surgical-Telemetry Exam, AnsweredYou are to obtain informed consent for a Spanish-speaking patient scheduled forsurgery. You do not speak Spanish and are having difficulty communicating withyour patient. Which of the following resources would be most appropriate to utilizein order to obtain consent?-The hospitals language interpreterYou're reviewing the discharge medication list of a patient diagnosed with gastriculcer. Which of the following medication should you question?-Acetylsalicylic acid ( Bauer buffered aspirin)When taking care of a patient with pancreatitis, which of the following lab shouldbe reviewed?-Lipase and amylaseYou're caring for a 12 hour postoperative parathyroidectomy patient. Whichassessment finding would indicate an emergency?-Laryngeal striderWhich of the following actions would be considered a violation of Hyppa?-Looking through the chart of a coworker admitted to your unit-Sinus tachycardiaYou are taking care of a patient who is admitted for left flank pain with a kidneystone of 1.5 cm. He asks you about the procedure what would be the mosttherapeutic response?-Due to the size of the kidney stone it is an appropriate treatment?NOT:Print reading materials about the subject and give it to the patientThe nurse is taking care of a patient who is terminally ill and has a DNR on file.Their patient has a sudden cardiac arrest and family wants CPR initiated. Howshould you respond?-Honor the patient's wishes

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-Not normal sinus rhythm into a flutterCorrect answer is ventricular fibrillationYour patient began deteriorating rapidly after complaining of shortness of breath.And ABG was drawn and the results are pH?HCO3-23. These values indicate the patient is experiencing:-Your inserting a urinary catheter into a male patient. As you inflate a balloon, thepatient complains of discomfort what is the best action?-Aspirate the fluid, advance the catheter farther, then re-inflate the balloonWhen assessing a patient, you notice crepitus on the right upper shoulder. Younotify thephysician and anticipate which diagnosis?-Subcutaneous emphysemaYou are providing patient education to a patient prior to administering IVProtonix.... When there is no history of GERD-Protonix is given as G.I. prophylaxis to prevent stress ulcers-Normal sinus with VTachThe patient has a morphine PCA post operatively. On rounding you noticerespirations at eight per minute O2 saturation of 82%. What medication would begiven in the situation?-NarcanYou were caring for a patient who is 18 hours postop after a right BKA a. Theyreport sudden chest pain pulse ox at 86%. The patient may be experiencing:-Pulmonary embolismCardiac strip-Unable to determine
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