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4/6/2017 Assignments| EAQQuiz Resultsrandy duggan Quiz Summary Correct Responses Incorrect ResponsesWeek One Practice Questions Set 1 Correct Answers: 28 1. A client who has undergone a cesarean birth because of the presence of active genital herpes is transferred to the postpartum unit. What type of isolation precautions does the nurse plan to institute?ID: 135213564 Confidence: Pretty sure Stats Issue with this question? 1Enteric 2Droplet Correct3Contact 4Airborne Contact precautions include a gown, mask, and gloves to protect the nurse from the virus; the client should be in a private room. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines for isolation precautions do not include enteric precautions as a category. Droplet and airborne precautions are not necessary for a person with genital herpes. 87%of students nationwide answered this question correctly. View Topics ID: 143226066 2. Confidence: Just a guesshttps://eaq.elsevier.com/Courses/153199_kkeybaker4_1003/#/quizresults/6656266406/correct?assessmentId=6642192890 1/84/6/2017 Assignments| EAQ A nurse in the pediatric clinic receives a call from a mother who states that her 2½ yearold daughter, whom she discovered in a kitchen cabinet, is crying that her mouth hurts. She is drooling, and her tongue and gums are white. The nurse gives the mother the number of the poison control center, telling her to call immediately because the nurse suspects that the child has ingested: 1Iron capsules 2Aspirin tablets 3Furniture polish Correct4Dishwashing detergent The child is exhibiting signs and symptoms resulting from the ingestion of a corrosive substance such as dishwashing detergent, drain or oven cleaner, bleach, or mildew remover. Treatment is critical because one immediate danger is aspiration, which can result in bronchitis or chemical pneumonia. Iron compound poisoning is evidenced by vomiting, hematemesis, diarrhea, bloody stools, gastric pain, fever, shock, and death. Salicylate poisoning is evidenced by nausea, vomiting, disorientation, hyperpnea, diaphoresis, seizures, and coma. Excessive intake of mineral seal oil, a hydrocarbon found in furniture polish, causes gagging, choking, coughing, nausea, vomiting, lethargy, weakness, and indications of respiratory involvement (e.g., tachypnea, cyanosis, retractions, and grunting). 70%of students nationwide answered this question correctly. View TopicsIssue with this question?Stats3. A nurse observes that an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) did not use a bag impervious to liquid for contaminated linen from a client who is on contact precautions. The nurse's best way to handle this situation is to:ID: 140351259 Confidence: Pretty sure Stats Issue with this question?1 Place the linen in an appropriate baghttps://eaq.elsevier.com/Courses/153199_kkeybaker4_1003/#/quizresults/6656266406/correct?assessmentId=6642192890 2/84/6/2017 Assignments| EAQ 2Write an incident report about the situation Correct3Review transmission based precautions with the UAP 4Place an anecdotal summary of the behavior in the UAP's personnel record Standard and contact precautions require specific handling of potentially infectious matter; therefore, the nursing assistant should be reminded that hospital policies concerning these precautions must be followed for personal protection and the protection of others before the mistake is made again. Placing the linen in an appropriate bag, writing an incident report about the situation, and placing an anecdotal summary of the behavior in the nursing assistant's personnel record can be done by the nursing assistant immediately after relearning appropriate precautions. Because no injury is evident, an incident report in the nursing assistant's personnel record is unnecessary. Because no injury is evident, documentation in the nursing assistant's personnel record is unnecessary. 82%of students nationwide answered this question correctly. View Topics4. A new mother asks the nurse whether she may wash her baby in a tub after they go home. What is the nurse's best response?ID: 135010314 Confidence: Pretty sure Stats Issue with this question?1"Yes, as long as you don't leave the baby unattended." Correct2"Babies can be bathed in a tub after the cord has fallen off." 3"Yes, but warm the water first to keep from chilling the baby." 4"Babies shouldn't be bathed in a tub until they can sit alone." Only after the cord has fallen off should an infant be tub bathed; tub bathing before then increases the risk of infection by way of the moist umbilical stub. Although infants should be attended at all times during a bath, immersion inhttps://eaq.elsevier.com/Courses/153199_kkeybaker4_1003/#/quizresults/6656266406/correct?assessmentId=6642192890 3/84/6/2017 Assignments| EAQ water at this age is inappropriate. Although the prevention of chilling is important, immersion in water at this time is inappropriate. It is not necessary to wait to tub bathe an infant until the infant is able to sit alone. 71%of students nationwide answered this question correctly. View Topics5. A 15monthold child is hospitalized after ingesting toilet bowl cleaner. The mother confides that she feels guilty about leaving the cleaner where her child could get it. What is the best response by the nurse?ID: 143252625 Confidence: Nailed it Stats Issue with this question?1"Anyone could make a mistake. Don't dwell on it." 2"Let's not worry about the past. Your child is going to get better." Correct3"It was an accident, but you should consider special locks on your closets." 4"That was careless of you. Please make sure that you poison proof your house." Describing the incident as an accident and recommending locks on closets accepts the mother's statement and helps the mother express her guilt while providing directions to safeguard her child. Poisoning is not an everyday occurrence; teaching should be incorporated to protect the child. Telling the mother that the child will get better is false reassurance; the child's condition is still in question. Calling the mother careless only increases the mother's guilt and provides nothing more than a vague suggestion of how to remedy the problem. TestTaking Tip: Do not worry if you select the same numbered answer repeatedly, because there usually is no pattern to the answers. 91%of students nationwide answered this question correctly. View Topics ID: 140402621 https://eaq.elsevier.com/Courses/153199_kkeybaker4_1003/#/quizresults/6656266406/correct?assessmentId=6642192890 4/8