Question 1

A client needs a low amount of continuous oxygen at home. Which delivery system should be anticipated for this client?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cannula 
B)  Face mask 
C)  Nonrebreather mask 
D)  Partial rebreather mask 
A)  Cannula 
B)  Face mask 
C)  Nonrebreather mask 
D)  Partial rebreather mask A

Question 2

The nurse is caring for a client receiving oxygen therapy. In which area of the medical record should the nurse document this therapy?

Accepted Answer

A)  Kardex 
B)  Care plan 
C)  Flow sheet 
D)  Medication administration record 
A)  Kardex 
B)  Care plan 
C)  Flow sheet 
D)  Medication administration record C

Question 3

The nurse observes assistive personnel (AP) provide care. Which action should the nurse identify as appropriate?

Accepted Answer

A)  Increasing the oxygen flow rate when low oxygen saturation is measured on the client 
B)  Initiating oxygen therapy when a client is found to be dyspneic 
C)  Changing the oxygen delivery from nasal cannula to face mask when the client complains of nasal discomfort 
D)  Replacing the client's oxygen mask when it becomes malpositioned while the client sleeps 
A)  Increasing the oxygen flow rate when low oxygen saturation is measured on the client 
B)  Initiating oxygen therapy when a client is found to be dyspneic 
C)  Changing the oxygen delivery from nasal cannula to face mask when the client complains of nasal discomfort 
D)  Replacing the client's oxygen mask when it becomes malpositioned while the client sleeps D

Question 4

The nurse wants to assign a client's peak flow measurement to assistive personnel (AP). Which criterion should the nurse use to make this determination?

Accepted Answer

A)  Has free time to perform another task 
B)  Trained to complete this measurement 
C)  Takes care of family members with asthma 
D)  Asks for something to do until the end of the shift 
A)  Has free time to perform another task 
B)  Trained to complete this measurement 
C)  Takes care of family members with asthma 
D)  Asks for something to do until the end of the shift

A client needs a low amount of continuous oxygen at home. Which delivery system should be anticipated for this client?

The nurse is caring for a client receiving oxygen therapy. In which area of the medical record should the nurse document this therapy?

The nurse observes assistive personnel (AP) provide care. Which action should the nurse identify as appropriate?

The nurse wants to assign a client's peak flow measurement to assistive personnel (AP). Which criterion should the nurse use to make this determination?

Essential Skills

Infection Prevention

Vital Signs

Diagnostic Testing

Client Hygiene

Bedmaking

Heat and Cold Measures

Pain Assessment and Management

Positioning the Client

Mobilizing the Client

Fall Prevention, Restraints, and Seizure Precautions

Maintaining Joint Mobility

Drug Calculations

Administering Oral and Enteral Medications

Administering Topical Medications

Administering Parenteral Medications

Administering Intravenous Therapy

Feeding Clients

Assisting With Urinary Elimination

Assisting With Fecal Elimination

Caring for Clients With Peritoneal Dialysis

Promoting Circulation

Breathing Exercises

Suctioning

Caring for the Client With a Tracheostomy

Caring for the Client With Chest Tube Drainage

Administering Emergency Measures to the Hospitalized Client

Performing Wound and Pressure Injury Care

Orthopedic Care

Performing Perioperative Care

End-Of-Life Care

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Exam 25: Oxygen Therapy

A client needs a low amount of continuous oxygen at home. Which delivery system should be anticipated for this client?

The nurse is caring for a client receiving oxygen therapy. In which area of the medical record should the nurse document this therapy?

The nurse observes assistive personnel (AP) provide care. Which action should the nurse identify as appropriate?

The nurse wants to assign a client's peak flow measurement to assistive personnel (AP). Which criterion should the nurse use to make this determination?

Essential Skills

Infection Prevention

Vital Signs

Diagnostic Testing

Client Hygiene

Bedmaking

Heat and Cold Measures

Pain Assessment and Management

Positioning the Client

Mobilizing the Client

Fall Prevention, Restraints, and Seizure Precautions

Maintaining Joint Mobility

Drug Calculations

Administering Oral and Enteral Medications

Administering Topical Medications

Administering Parenteral Medications

Administering Intravenous Therapy

Feeding Clients

Assisting With Urinary Elimination

Assisting With Fecal Elimination

Caring for Clients With Peritoneal Dialysis

Promoting Circulation

Breathing Exercises

Suctioning

Caring for the Client With a Tracheostomy

Caring for the Client With Chest Tube Drainage

Administering Emergency Measures to the Hospitalized Client

Performing Wound and Pressure Injury Care

Orthopedic Care

Performing Perioperative Care

End-Of-Life Care

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