A patient consumed 8oz of coffee and 200mL of water at breakfast, and urinated 300mL. At lunch he consumed a 12oz tea, 60 mL popsicle (frozen ice), and urinated 300mL. After lunch the patient felt nauseated and had 60mL of emesis. Calculate the total output for this patient.
The Correct Answer is ["660"]
To calculate the total output for this patient, we need to add up the amount of fluid that he lost through urination and emesis. Urination is the process of expelling urine from the body, and emesis is the medical term for vomiting. The patient urinated 300mL in the morning and 300mL at lunch, so the total amount of urine output is 600mL. The patient also had 60mL of emesis after lunch, so the total amount of emesis output is 60mL. Therefore, the total output for this patient is 600mL + 60mL = 660mL.
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Correct Answer is ["A","B","C","D","E"]
Explanation
A. Avoiding synthetic materials helps reduce the risk of static electricity, which could lead to fires.
B. Lit candles pose a fire hazard in the presence of supplemental oxygen.
C. Electric razors can create sparks or flames that can ignite the oxygen and cause a fire or explosion.
D. Storing oxygen away from heat sources reduces the risk of fire.
E. Smoking in the presence of supplemental oxygen is extremely dangerous and should be strictly avoided.
Correct Answer is D
Explanation
A. The helping relationship phases and nursing process are not specific communication tools for addressing safety concerns.
B. The nursing process is a systematic approach to patient care but is not a communication tool specifically for addressing safety concerns.
C. SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation) is a structured communication tool commonly used in healthcare settings for reporting and addressing safety concerns.
D. CUS (I am concerned, I feel uncomfortable, this is unsafe) is a communication tool for expressing concerns, for instance, by saying something like this: "I am concerned about the patient's risk for falls. I feel uncomfortable seeing you walk the patient without a gait belt or non-skid socks. This is unsafe for the patient and could cause harm or injury. Please use a gait belt and non-skid socks when walking the patient." This way, the nurse can convey their message in a clear, respectful, and assertive way, and prompt the UAP to take action to ensure the patient's safety.
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