front 1 A patient with a cast is experiencing pain,pressure, and parenthesia of the distal extremity.which condition could cause these symptoms? | back 1 Neurovascular compromise |
front 2 The nurse is discharging a patient with this appliance.which information should the nurse include with the teaching? | back 2 Use a hairdryer on cool setting if it gets wet. |
front 3 A nurse is teaching a patient following the placement of a cast. Which statement by the patient would indicate understanding? | back 3 “I need to cover the cast with a plastic bag when showering.” |
front 4 While caring for a patient with a sprain, the nurse refrains from wrapping the compression dressing tightly.which outcomes indicates the nursing intervention was effective? | back 4 Intact sensation |
front 5 A patient with femur fracture reports difficulty breathing and chest pain.on assessment, the nurse finds tachycardia,abnormal breath sounds, and cyanosis. Which complication is the patient likely experiencing? | back 5 Pulmonary embolism |
front 6 Which statement is true regarding traction? Select all that apply? | back 6 B. Traction can be used in conjunction with surgical/ non surgical management of fractures. D. Skeletal traction involves the use of pins, tongs, screws, wires, and weights. E. Tractions involves the use of weights and force s to reduce the fracture and relieve muscle spasms. |
front 7 While caring for a patient who underwent surgical repair of a fracture, the nurse finds edema in the area where surgery occurred. Which assessment should the nurse complete next based on this finding? | back 7 Distal pulses |
front 8 Following a traumatic amputation, with which type of solution would the nurse cleanse the severed limb prior to wrapping it in a clean towel and placing it in a container on ice? | back 8 Lactated Ringer’s (LR) |
front 9 A patient presents with a bone fracture and is asking the nurse about the non surgical management of it. Which statement by the nurse is correct? Select all that apply | back 9 A.“Nonsurgical management of bone fractures can be achieved with the help of splints.” C.”General anesthesia is used when managing nonsurgical fractures.” E. “Closed reduction is a form of nonsurgical management of bone fractures.” |
front 10 Fractures originating from which source would be an example of low-energy trauma ? | back 10 Fall |
front 11 Which statement by a nurse regarding a first-degree strain indicates appropriate learning? | back 11 “The range of motion remains unaffected in a first-degree strain.” |
front 12 Which finding can be observed in a patient with excessive bleeding following a traumatic amputation? Select all that apply . | back 12 C.Tachycardia D. Low blood pressure |
front 13 A patient is admitted to the hospital with a grade II open fracture. When assessing the patient, which manifestation should the nurse anticipate? Select all that apply. | back 13 B. Visible fragments of broken bone C. Significant wound contamination |
front 14 A patient is diagnosed with tendinitis to the left knee. About which treatment option would the nurse educate the patient ? | back 14 A. Anti-inflammatory medication |
front 15 Which purpose does this type of traction serve? | back 15 A.Relieve muscle spasms |
front 16 Which type of fracture would result in blunt to the face or skull ? | back 16 D. Depressed |
front 17 Which laboratory value would the nurse monitor if the patient experienced a crush injury? | back 17 Myoglobin |
front 18 The nurse is caring for four patients with different types of fractures.which patient requires deep breathing exercises with the nurse of incentive spirometry? | back 18 A. Patient 1 |
front 19 Which statement is true regarding a compression fracture? | back 19 D. It occurs as a result of excessive force along the axis of cancellous bone. |
front 20 Arrange in order the actions a nurse should take for a patient who experienced traumatic amputation? | back 20 1.Assess the wound for active hemorrhaging 2. Place a pressure bandage or tourniquet 3. Notify the primary healthcare provider 4. Obtain a complete blood count (CBC) and type and crossmatch for
immediate blood transfusion per the primary healthcare provider’s
orders. |
front 21 Which action should a nurse take when caring for a patient with a traumatic amputation? Select all that apply | back 21 B. Administer analgesic as prescribed D. Apply a rigid cast or splint E. Encourage intake of protein- and carbohydrate-rich foods. |
front 22 Which stage of bone healing would occur 72 hours to 14 days following a fracture and involve the transformation of the hematoma into granulation tissue? | back 22 B. Stage 2 |
front 23 Which type of fracture occurs when there is malalignment of bone fragments at the fracture site? | back 23 C. Displaced |
front 24 Which type of the fracture creates an external wound that exposes the fracture site? | back 24 C. Compound |
front 25 Which action should a nurse take when caring for a patient with a traumatic amputation? Select all that apply | back 25 A. Apply to the remaining portion of the limb B. Prepare for surgery C. Obtain a coagulation panel and complete blood count (CBC). E. Monitor vital signs |
front 26 The nurse is caring for a 72- year-old patient after a fall. Complete the senstencd bellow using the drop-down choices ? | back 26 -Circulation -Perform an additional assessment |
front 27 Based on a community assessment, which group is at risk for traumatic amputations? | back 27 Those with industrial jobs requiring the use of power tools. |
front 28 Which type of fracture would typically result from acceleration and deceleration injury? | back 28 Spinal |
front 29 A nurse is teaching a new nurse about second-degree ankle sprains.which statement by the new nurse indicates successful teaching ? | back 29 “They lead to increased swelling, ecchymosis, pain, and altered weight-bearing mobility.” |
front 30 A patient presents with generalized petechiae caused by a complication from a recent femur fracture. Which additional clinical manifestation would the nurse expect? Select all that apply . | back 30 Respiratory distress Acute confusion Restlessness |
front 31 A nurse is taking care of an athlete who has a first-degree sprain in the ankle. Which action by the nurse indicates successful teaching? | back 31 Applying a compression dressing |
front 32 Which type of fracture occurs when there is malalignment of bone fragments at the fracture site? | back 32 Displaced |
front 33 Which action should a nurse take when caring for a patient with a traumatic amputation? Select all that apply | back 33 Apply a tourniquet to the remaining portion of the limb. prepare for surgery Obtain a coagulation panel and complete blood count (CBC). Monitor vitals signs |
front 34 The nurse is teaching a community group about carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS). Which information should the nurse include? | back 34 Higher occurrence are seen in computer operators and construction workers. |
front 35 A patient has difficulty ambulating due to joint instability caused by a third-degree sprain. Which treatment is the most beneficial for this patient? | back 35 Surgical repair of the affected area. |
front 36 Which rationale supports the use of cryotherapy in the area of injury for a patient with a sprain ? | back 36 To decrease bleeding |
front 37 Which test would assist in diagnosing carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS)? | back 37 Phalen’s |
front 38 The nurse is caring for four patients with different types of fractures. Which patient requires deep breathing exercises with the use of incentive spirometry? 1.Patient 1 2.Patient 2 3.Patient 3 4.Patient 4 | back 38 1.Patient 1 |
front 39 A patient presents with a bone fracture and is asking the nurse about the nonsurgical management of it. Which statement by the nurse is correct? Select all that apply. 1.“Nonsurgical management of bone fractures can be achieved with the help of splints.” 2.“External fixation is a form of nonsurgical management of bone fractures.” 3.“General anesthesia is used when managing nonsurgical fractures.” 4.“Open reduction with internal fixation is a form of nonsurgical management of bone fractures.” 5.“Closed reduction is a form of nonsurgical management of bone fractures.” | back 39 1.“Nonsurgical management of bone fractures can be achieved with the help of splints.” 3.“General anesthesia is used when managing nonsurgical fractures.” 5.“Closed reduction is a form of nonsurgical management of bone fractures.” |
front 40 Which action should a nurse take when caring for a patient with a traumatic amputation? Select all that apply. 1.Apply a tourniquet to the remaining portion of the limb. 2.Prepare for surgery. 3.Obtain a coagulation panel and complete blood count (CBC). 4.Perform the Phalen test. 5.Monitor vital signs. | back 40 1.Apply a tourniquet to the remaining portion of the limb. 2.Prepare for surgery. 3.Obtain a coagulation panel and complete blood count (CBC). 5.Monitor vital signs. |
front 41 A patient with a femur fracture reports difficulty breathing and chest pain. On assessment, the nurse finds tachycardia, abnormal breath sounds, and cyanosis. Which complication is the patient likely experiencing? 1.Pulmonary embolism 2.Fat embolism syndrome 3.Compartment syndrome 4.Neurovascular compromise | back 41 1.Pulmonary embolism |
front 42 The nurse is discharging a patient with this appliance. Which information should the nurse include with the teaching? 1.Use a plastic hanger to reach under this device if your skin itches. 2.Use a hairdryer on cool settings if it gets wet. 3.Trim or break off any rough edges that are irritating your skin. 4.Rest the heel of your foot on a pillow or bed. | back 42 2.Use a hairdryer on cool settings if it gets wet. |
front 43 Which type of fracture would typically result from an acceleration and deceleration injury? 1.Clavicle 2.Spinal 3.Skull 4.Humerus | back 43 2.Spinal |
front 44 Which statement is true regarding traction? Select all that apply. 1.Cervical traction is an example of skin traction. 2.Traction can be used in conjunction with surgical/nonsurgical management of fractures. 3.Buck’s traction is an example of skeletal traction. 4.Skeletal traction involves the use of pins, tongs, screws, wires, and weights. 5.Traction involves the use of weights and forces to reduce the fracture and relieve muscle spasms. | back 44 2.Traction can be used in conjunction with surgical/nonsurgical management of fractures. 4.Skeletal traction involves the use of pins, tongs, screws, wires, and weights. 5.Traction involves the use of weights and forces to reduce the fracture and relieve muscle spasms. |
front 45 Which action should a nurse take for a patient who has undergone a leg amputation? Select all that apply. 1.Place a pillow under the remaining portion of the leg. 2.Administer analgesics as prescribed. 3.Apply ice to the surgical site for an hour. 4.Apply a rigid cast or splint. 5.Encourage intake of protein- and carbohydrate-rich foods. | back 45 2.Administer analgesics as prescribed. 4.Apply a rigid cast or splint. 5.Encourage intake of protein- and carbohydrate-rich foods. |
front 46 A nurse is teaching a new nurse about second-degree ankle sprains. Which statement by the new nurse indicates successful teaching? 1.“They can also be considered a severe sprain.” 2.“They prevent a patient from ambulating due to joint instability.” 3.“They lead to increased swelling, ecchymosis, pain, and altered weight-bearing mobility.” 4.“It results from a complete tearing of the ligament fibers.” | back 46 3.“They lead to increased swelling, ecchymosis, pain, and altered weight-bearing mobility.” |
front 47 Which type of fracture would result in blunt trauma to the face or skull? 1.Impacted 2.Compression 3.Nondisplaced 4.Depressed | back 47 4.Depressed |
front 48 A patient is diagnosed with tendinitis to the left knee. About which treatment option would the nurse educate the patient? 1.Anti-inflammatory medication 2.Exercise on a regular basis 3.Steroid injections 4.Wear a brace at night | back 48 1.Anti-inflammatory medication |
front 49 Which rationale supports the use of cryotherapy in the area of injury for a patient with a sprain? 1.To reduce pain 2.To promote healing 3.To promote mobility 4.To decrease bleeding | back 49 4.To decrease bleeding |
front 50 A patient has difficulty ambulating due to joint instability caused by a third-degree sprain. Which treatment is most beneficial for this patient? 1.Surgical repair of the affected area 2.Rest the injured area for 4 days 3.Compression with the help of an 4.Ace wrapIce to the affected area for 30 minutes | back 50 1.Surgical repair of the affected area |
front 51 Fractures originating from which source would be an example of low-energy trauma? 1.Fall 2.Motor vehicle collision 3.Contact sport 4.Bicycle accident | back 51 1.Fall |