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HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS NEWEST 2024: Practice Questions
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DownloadWhat is the single most effective way to stop the spread of infection?
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Hand hygiene
What is the process of reducing the number of organisms in an environment, such as cleaning the tub with disinfectant before giving a bath?
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Medical asepsis
What breaks the chain of infection at its various links of reservoir and the portal of exit by removing all organisms?
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Sterilization
What are Standard Precautions?
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The principle of infection control that considers every clients blood and body fluid infections.
When should you wash your hands?
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1. Before and after touching a resident2. After using the toilet3. When arriving to work4. Before and after gloving5. After touching contaminated items6. After nose-blowing, sneezing, or coughing7. Before and after eating
Why should you hold your hands lower than your forearms while handwashing?
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Water flows from the least contaminated to the most contaminated
What breaks the chain of infection?
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Handwashing
What is a hospital-acquired infection called?
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Nosocomial infections
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The following are 64 practice questions and answers for the HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS NEWEST 2024 exam. Each question is accompanied by a detailed answer and rationale to help you understand the concepts better.
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What is the single most effective way to stop the spread of infection?
Hand hygiene -
What is the process of reducing the number of organisms in an environment, such as cleaning the tub with disinfectant before giving a bath?
Medical asepsis -
What breaks the chain of infection at its various links of reservoir and the portal of exit by removing all organisms?
Sterilization -
What are Standard Precautions?
The principle of infection control that considers every clients blood and body fluid infections. -
When should you wash your hands?
1. Before and after touching a resident2. After using the toilet3. When arriving to work4. Before and after gloving5. After touching contaminated items6. After nose-blowing, sneezing, or coughing7. Before and after eating -
Why should you hold your hands lower than your forearms while handwashing?
Water flows from the least contaminated to the most contaminated -
What breaks the chain of infection?
Handwashing -
What is a hospital-acquired infection called?
Nosocomial infections -
Where are the phases of infection?
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When is a patient most contagious?
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When should you wear a gown, gloves, and educate the family?
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What are Standard Precautions?
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What are isolation precautions?
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What are droplet precautions?
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What is the proper way to remove a gown?
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What should always be used to clean areas that are used by multiple patients?
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How often should a persons cares be done?
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What are included in morning routine cares?
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What are included in HS (Night Cares)?
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How often should oral cares and repositioning be done on an unresponsive patient?
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When and why should back rubs be given?
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What are Ted stockings also called?
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What are TED stockings used for?
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How do TED stockings work?
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What is the difference between an open and closed bed?
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A bed that has fan-folded sheets to the far side of the bed is for?
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What is the purpose of a footboard?
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What can be done to reduce friction and shearing in patients?
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What are abdominal binders used for?
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What is the prone position?
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What is the supine position?
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What is the best position for orthopnea?
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When can sheet burns from friction and shear be caused?
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What is the best method for applying a pillowcase?
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Patients should bear the weight of their body on their hands when using crutches to prevent what?
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How is stair climbing with assistive devices using a three-point cane or crutch done safely?
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On which side should you always walk when assisting a patient?
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Why should you always ensure proper alignment of a patients body?
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What is the difference between passive and active range of motion?
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What is flexion?
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What is extension?
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What is adduction?
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What is abduction?
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What is pronation?
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What is the difference between proximal and distal?
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When applying a roller bandage, what should always be assessed?
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How often should you remove a roller bandage?
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Why should a wrap ace bandage start most distal to the heart?
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What may moisture under a bandage cause?
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What is maceration?
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If your patient reports anything unusual regarding the dressing or status of wound, what should you do?
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True or false? An order is always needed for a restraint?
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What is serosanguineous drainage?
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What is sanguineous drainage?
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What is serous drainage?
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What is purulent drainage?
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What type of dressings are often in order to help debride the wound?
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What is palpation?
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What is percussion?
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What is inspection?
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What is auscultation?
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What is an invasive procedure?
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What are non-invasive procedures?
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What are the vital signs?
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