BloodpressureWhat vitalsign is aindicator tohold or give abeta-blockerDelegationThe nurseasking the techto take patientblood sugar isan example ofCheckresponsiveness.Enteringroom patientis on floor.What do youdo first?HandwashingThe single mosteffective way toprevent spreadof infectionBloodculturesA patient withsuspectedsepsis thenurse wouldanticipate thisTimeoutMust bedonebefore anyprocedureShortnessofbreathone patient sob.one 2 day postop c/o pain andother bloodsugar 69. who ispriorityChestpainPatient s/p heartcath. Besidesmonitoring rhythmwhat is a priorityassessment ofpatientStrokealertThe first thingthe nurse shoulddo if patientloses speech orhas facialdroopingNSRNormalsinusrhythmFaceshieldUsed whenrisk oftransmissionis highHomemedsReconcilingthis isimportant taskupon patientadmissionIncentivespirometerEncouragepatient useevery 1-2hrwhile awake Gagreflex Most importassessmentfinding of apatient wantingto eat postbronchoscopyHandsanitizerWhat is notacceptablefor handhygiene witha cdiff patientInfiltrationEdema,redness andor pain atinsertion siteOxygenInitialinterventionfor decreasingpulseoximetryLasix A patient withfluid overloadmay receivethismedicationPenlightInstrumentfor pupilassessmentThrombosis Lovenox orheparin SQpreventionfor thisAspiration Post strokepatient ishigh risk forthis wheneating.InsulinAnticipation ofgiving thismedication ifblood sugargreater than200PPIGiven asprophylaxisto preventgastriculcersRapidresponseUpon enteringroom patient issob, diaphoreticand chest pain.what do you alertBloodpressureWhat vitalsign is aindicator tohold or give abeta-blockerDelegationThe nurseasking the techto take patientblood sugar isan example ofCheckresponsiveness.Enteringroom patientis on floor.What do youdo first?HandwashingThe single mosteffective way toprevent spreadof infectionBloodculturesA patient withsuspectedsepsis thenurse wouldanticipate thisTimeoutMust bedonebefore anyprocedureShortnessofbreathone patient sob.one 2 day postop c/o pain andother bloodsugar 69. who ispriorityChestpainPatient s/p heartcath. Besidesmonitoring rhythmwhat is a priorityassessment ofpatientStrokealertThe first thingthe nurse shoulddo if patientloses speech orhas facialdroopingNSRNormalsinusrhythmFaceshieldUsed whenrisk oftransmissionis highHomemedsReconcilingthis isimportant taskupon patientadmissionIncentivespirometerEncouragepatient useevery 1-2hrwhile awake Gagreflex Most importassessmentfinding of apatient wantingto eat postbronchoscopyHandsanitizerWhat is notacceptablefor handhygiene witha cdiff patientInfiltrationEdema,redness andor pain atinsertion siteOxygenInitialinterventionfor decreasingpulseoximetryLasix A patient withfluid overloadmay receivethismedicationPenlightInstrumentfor pupilassessmentThrombosis Lovenox orheparin SQpreventionfor thisAspiration Post strokepatient ishigh risk forthis wheneating.InsulinAnticipation ofgiving thismedication ifblood sugargreater than200PPIGiven asprophylaxisto preventgastriculcersRapidresponseUpon enteringroom patient issob, diaphoreticand chest pain.what do you alert

Basics of Nursing - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What vital sign is a indicator to hold or give a beta-blocker
    Blood pressure
  2. The nurse asking the tech to take patient blood sugar is an example of
    Delegation
  3. Entering room patient is on floor. What do you do first?
    Check responsiveness.
  4. The single most effective way to prevent spread of infection
    Handwashing
  5. A patient with suspected sepsis the nurse would anticipate this
    Blood cultures
  6. Must be done before any procedure
    Time out
  7. one patient sob. one 2 day post op c/o pain and other blood sugar 69. who is priority
    Shortness of breath
  8. Patient s/p heart cath. Besides monitoring rhythm what is a priority assessment of patient
    Chest pain
  9. The first thing the nurse should do if patient loses speech or has facial drooping
    Stroke alert
  10. Normal sinus rhythm
    NSR
  11. Used when risk of transmission is high
    Face shield
  12. Reconciling this is important task upon patient admission
    Home meds
  13. Encourage patient use every 1-2hr while awake
    Incentive spirometer
  14. Most import assessment finding of a patient wanting to eat post bronchoscopy
    Gag reflex
  15. What is not acceptable for hand hygiene with a cdiff patient
    Hand sanitizer
  16. Edema, redness and or pain at insertion site
    Infiltration
  17. Initial intervention for decreasing pulse oximetry
    Oxygen
  18. A patient with fluid overload may receive this medication
    Lasix
  19. Instrument for pupil assessment
    Penlight
  20. Lovenox or heparin SQ prevention for this
    Thrombosis
  21. Post stroke patient is high risk for this when eating.
    Aspiration
  22. Anticipation of giving this medication if blood sugar greater than 200
    Insulin
  23. Given as prophylaxis to prevent gastric ulcers
    PPI
  24. Upon entering room patient is sob, diaphoretic and chest pain. what do you alert
    Rapid response