Exam 15: Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Management
Exam 1: Evidence-Informed Nursing Practice17 Questions
Exam 2: Transitions in Care21 Questions
Exam 3: Communication and Collaboration28 Questions
Exam 4: Documentation and Informatics18 Questions
Exam 5: Medical Asepsis23 Questions
Exam 6: Sterile Technique15 Questions
Exam 7: Vital Signs41 Questions
Exam 8: Health Assessment40 Questions
Exam 9: Specimen Collection41 Questions
Exam 10: Diagnostic Procedures25 Questions
Exam 11: Safe Patient Handling, transfer, and Positioning26 Questions
Exam 12: Exercise Mobility24 Questions
Exam 13: Support Surfaces and Special Beds22 Questions
Exam 14: Patient Safety26 Questions
Exam 15: Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Management23 Questions
Exam 16: Pain Assessment and Management32 Questions
Exam 17: Palliative Care17 Questions
Exam 18: Personal Hygiene and Bed Making35 Questions
Exam 19: Care of the Eye and Ear16 Questions
Exam 20: Safe Medication Preparation39 Questions
Exam 21: Nonparenteral Medications36 Questions
Exam 22: Parenteral Medications34 Questions
Exam 23: Oxygen Therapy26 Questions
Exam 24: Performing Chest Physiotherapy17 Questions
Exam 25: Airway Management35 Questions
Exam 26: Cardiac Care31 Questions
Exam 27: Closed Chest Drainage Systems30 Questions
Exam 28: Emergency Measure for Life Support26 Questions
Exam 29: Vascular Access and Infusion Therapy42 Questions
Exam 30: Blood Therapy25 Questions
Exam 31: Oral Nutrition23 Questions
Exam 32: Enteral Nutrition23 Questions
Exam 33: Parenteral Nutrition14 Questions
Exam 34: Urinary Elimination and Catheterization27 Questions
Exam 35: Bowel Elimination and Gastric Intubation24 Questions
Exam 36: Ostomy Care18 Questions
Exam 37: Preoperative and Postoperative Care25 Questions
Exam 38: Intraoperative Care18 Questions
Exam 39: Prevention and Care of Skin Breakdown47 Questions
Exam 40: Wound Care Management and Dressings29 Questions
Exam 41: Therapeutic Use of Heat and Cold23 Questions
Exam 42: Safety in the Community21 Questions
Exam 43: Self-Care Teaching in the Community34 Questions
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Conditions determined by physical,social,economic,and/or environmental factors or processes,which increase the susceptibility of a community to the effects of hazards,are considered a(n)
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A patient has been exposed to a toxic chemical.The nurse's first priority is _______________.
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__________ is the sorting of individuals by the seriousness of their condition and the likelihood of their survival.
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If a patient is receiving radiation using gamma rays,the nurse would be watching for which of the following?
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Dispersal of biological agents is a real and psychological terrorist threat.Which of the following organisms has the potential to cause the greatest harm?
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After a suspected radiological exposure,the initial scan of the patient's extremities is positive.What will be the next step in this patient's care?
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Which of the following should make the nurse suspect a biological event? (Select all that apply.)
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On arriving at a mass causality scene,health care providers using the START approach will initiate triage by doing which of the following first?
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The most recently labeled level of protection is BioPPE.The use of BioPPE requires which of the following items?
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The nurse has arrived at the scene of a natural disaster and is assigned to care for four patients.To which patient should the nurse provide care first?
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The patient is admitted to the emergency department with possible smallpox exposure.The patient has never had a smallpox immunization.The nurse prepares to administer a smallpox vaccination,realizing that vaccination
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Which of the following biological agent requires the use of an antitoxin if exposure occurs?
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Disaster nursing differs from general nursing because when caring for patients during a disaster
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For safety reasons,rescue workers should be upwind and uphill from a toxic chemical disaster scene to avoid exposure.The exception is when ____________ has been released,because it is lighter than air.
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Canada's Emergency Management Framework has four components.They are
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The _________________ outlines a plan that addresses preparedness planning related to equipment,systems,and protocols necessary to achieve integrated voice and data communications in the event of a disaster.
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Why are children particularly vulnerable to environmental toxins? (Select all that apply.)
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Hurricane Zee has caused severe flooding and loss of power throughout the east coast.The local community has a stockpile of supplies that will help it get through the next 72 hours.Beyond this,once local and federal authorities confirm the need,supplies will be issued from the ____________.
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The patient is brought into the emergency department as part of a mass casualty incident (MCI).The patient has white powder on his clothes,and it is suspected that the patient has been exposed to anthrax.What should the nurse do first?
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