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KIM JOHNSON PRE QUIZ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PLUS VSIMS ASSESSMENT PASSED 100%...

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KIM JOHNSON Pre-Simulation Quiz The nurse has an order to check a patient’s post-void residual urine. How would the nurse carry out this order? Palpate the bladder for distention and record findings in the chart. b) Insert a straight catheter and measure the urinary output in two hours. c) Calculate the difference between the patient’s intake and output. d) Measure the amount of urine in the bladder using a bladder scanner. Show Answer

The nurse is caring for a patient who is unable to urinate voluntarily since a gunshot injury. Patient data associated with which intervention will provide information regarding the patient's kidney function? a) Daily serum creatinine levels b) Number of times the patient requests oxybutynin over a 24-hour period c) Results of precatheterization bladder scans d) Urinary output over eight hours

What information presented to a patient concerning a bladder scan will assist in addressing anxieties about the procedure? (Select all that apply.) a) The scanner is moved over the skin of the patient's lower abdomen. b) The scan typically does not cause the patient any pain. c) The procedure is necessary when a patient experiences difficulty voiding. d) The scan produces an image of the patient's bladder and the amount of urine it contains. e) The patient's body is draped to promote modesty .

The nurse is completing a focused assessment on a female patient admitted for altered urinary elimination. What questions would the nurse include when assessing the patient? (Select all that apply.) a) Is there anything that you do that helps you urinate?

b) How often do you urinate? c) Do you ever leak urine? d) Have you noticed any change in your usual voiding pattern? e) When was your last menstrual period?

The nurse is caring for a patient experiencing the effects of paraplegia. What urinary condition is associated with this diagnosis? a) Oliguria b) Chronic cystitis c) Stress incontinence d) Neurogenic bladder

While inserting an intermittent urinary catheter in a female patient, the nurse accidentally inserts the catheter into the vagina. What is the appropriate action by the nurse? a) Carefully remove the catheter and reinsert it into the urethra. b) Leave the catheter in the vagina as a landmark and begin the procedure again with new supplies. c) Remove the catheter and re-start the procedure using a new sterile kit. d) Allow the patient a period of rest and attempt the procedure at a later time.

The nurse is preparing to catheterize a female patient and is positioning the patient. Which position(s) would be appropriate for this procedure? (Select all that apply.) a) Supine b) Side lying c) Semi-Fowler’s d) Lithotomy e) Dorsal recumbent

The nurse is providing discharge education on complications associated with intermittent selfcatheterization. Which possible complications should the nurse include in the teaching session? (Select all that apply.) a) Urinary tract infections b) Urethral strictures c) Nephrotic syndrome d) Bladder spasms e) Bladder perforation...