Nursing Care and Assessment for Various Patient Conditions Quiz

Test your knowledge on nursing care, assessment parameters, and priority interventions for various patient conditions.

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Which of the following is a common assessment parameter for a patient with respiratory distress?

Blood pressure measurement

Abdominal palpation

Respiratory rate monitoring

Temperature assessment

What is the primary purpose of conducting a neurological assessment on a patient?

To assess the integrity of the musculoskeletal system

To evaluate cognitive function

To assess cardiac function

To assess brain function and neurological status

What is the primary purpose of assessing skin integrity in a bedridden patient?

To evaluate hydration status

To assess for signs of infection

To assess for pressure ulcers

To assess for neurological deficits

What is the primary goal of nutritional assessment for a hospitalized patient?

To assess for food allergies

To assess dietary preferences

To evaluate nutritional status and develop a care plan

To assess for cultural dietary practices

What is the purpose of assessing a patient's pain level using a pain scale?

To determine the patient's blood pressure

To assess the patient's respiratory rate

To evaluate the effectiveness of pain management interventions

To assess the patient's temperature

What is the primary purpose of performing a cardiac assessment on a patient?

To assess neurological function

To evaluate respiratory status

To assess cardiac function and detect abnormalities

To assess musculoskeletal function

Which of the following is a key aspect of nursing care for a patient with diabetes mellitus?

Monitoring respiratory rate

Administering antibiotics

Monitoring blood glucose levels

Assessing cardiac output

When assessing a patient for signs of shock, which vital sign is often considered the most indicative of shock?

Blood pressure

Temperature

Pulse rate

Respiratory rate

Which of the following is a priority nursing intervention for a patient experiencing anaphylaxis?

Administering pain medication

Elevating the legs

Administering epinephrine

Applying a warm compress

#10

Which of the following is a common nursing intervention for a patient with fluid overload?

Encouraging fluid intake

Administering diuretics

Restricting sodium intake

Increasing protein intake

#11

Which of the following is a key nursing intervention for a patient with impaired mobility?

Encouraging bed rest

Encouraging prolonged sitting

Promoting regular position changes and mobility exercises

Limiting hydration to prevent bathroom visits

#12

Which of the following is a common symptom of a urinary tract infection (UTI) in older adults?

Decreased confusion

Increased appetite

Fever

New onset of urinary incontinence

#13

In the context of nursing care, what does ABCDE stand for?

Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure

Assessment, Breathing, Circulation, Diagnosis, Evaluation

Airway, Breathing, Cardiac Output, Disability, Evaluation

Assessment, Breathing, Cardiac Output, Disability, Exposure

#14

During a physical assessment, what does PERRLA stand for when assessing the eyes?

Pupils Equal, Round, Reactive to Light and Accommodation

Pupils Equal, Regular, Reactive to Light and Accommodation

Pupils Equal, Reactive, Regular to Light and Accommodation

Pupils Equal, Reactive, Round to Light and Accommodation

#15

During a physical assessment, what does the acronym OPQRST stand for in pain assessment?

Onset, Progression, Quality, Radiation, Severity, Time

Onset, Progression, Quality, Resilience, Severity, Time

Onset, Progression, Quantity, Radiation, Severity, Time

Onset, Progression, Quality, Radiography, Severity, Time