HCB 103 SHIPBOARD EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS ALREADY PASSED
NAVMED 6550/12
PATIENT PROFILE
Info such as Diagnosis, Orders of Meds, Diet, Bath, V/S, Intake/Output
SF 508
DOCTOR'S ORDERS
Transcribed to Patient Profile
SF 509
PROGRESS NOTES
Reflect any change in condition and results of treatment
SF 510
NURSING NOTES
Document Inpatient Care
*DO NOT DESTROY or OBLITERATE DOCUMENTATION
SF 558
EMERGENCY CARE & TREATMENT
Alternate form from SF 600
(558 Never Late - it's an Emergency)
DD Form 792
24Hr INTAKE/OUTPUT Worksheet
(792 Pee and Poo)
Chart Review
Fact Sheet
Physician's Orders
Nurse's Notes
Physician's Progress Notes
Medication Administration Record (MAR)
,Physician's Patient Hx & Physical
Surgery Operative Report
Pathology Report
Current Diagnostic Tests
Nursing Admission Hx & Assessment
Fall Risk Assessment
Skin Assessment
Nursing Care Plan or Problem List
Page 15
NAVMED 6550/8
MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION RECORD
7-day Period
3 Elements of Infectious Agents (Pg 29)
i. Reservoir
ii. Susceptible Host
iii. Mode of Transmision
Blood-Borne Pathogens (Pg 30)
Microorganisms that are preen in human BLOOD, cause disease in humans
ex.) HIV, Hep A, Hep B
Airborne Pathogens
Microorganisms transported through AIR
Tier 1 (Pg 31)
Standard Precautions
Tier 2
Isolation Precautions
3 Categories for ISO Precautions
i. Contact
ii. Droplet
iii. Airborne
Airborne Precautions (Pg. 32)
, Prevent Transmission of infectious agents that remain infectious over long distances
when suspended in AIR
ex.) Rubeola Virus (Measles), Varicella Virus (ChickenPox), M. TB, SARS
Droplet Precautions
Prevent Transmission of Pathogens spread through close respiratory or mucous
membrane contact w/ respiratory secretions
Contact Precautions
Prevent Transmission of infectious agents, including microorganisms, which are spread
by direct/indirect contact w/ patient or patient's environment
5 Steps Nursing Process (Pg. 38)
ANDPIE
1. Assessment - Collection/Verification of Data
2. Nursing Diagnosis (Medical Diagnosis)
3. Planning (Goals)
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
Pressure Ulcers (Pg. 45/49)
-Localized Injury to Skin and other underlying tissue (Bony Prominence) as a result of
pressure or pressure in combination w/ shear and/or friction
ex.) Pressure Sore, Decubitus Ulcer, Bedsore
Suspected Deep Tissue Injury (Pg. 49)
Discolored Intact Skin Maroon/Purple or Blood-Filled Blister
-May be Painful, Firm, Mushy, Boggy, Warmer or Cooler when compared to adjacent
tissue
Stage 1 Pressure Ulcer
Red, Deep Pink/Mottled Skin (Not Blanchable w/ fingertip pressure)
Stage 2 Pressure Ulcer
PARTIAL THICKNESS
-Abrasion, Blister, Shallow Crater
Stage 3 Pressure Ulcer
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS ALREADY PASSED
NAVMED 6550/12
PATIENT PROFILE
Info such as Diagnosis, Orders of Meds, Diet, Bath, V/S, Intake/Output
SF 508
DOCTOR'S ORDERS
Transcribed to Patient Profile
SF 509
PROGRESS NOTES
Reflect any change in condition and results of treatment
SF 510
NURSING NOTES
Document Inpatient Care
*DO NOT DESTROY or OBLITERATE DOCUMENTATION
SF 558
EMERGENCY CARE & TREATMENT
Alternate form from SF 600
(558 Never Late - it's an Emergency)
DD Form 792
24Hr INTAKE/OUTPUT Worksheet
(792 Pee and Poo)
Chart Review
Fact Sheet
Physician's Orders
Nurse's Notes
Physician's Progress Notes
Medication Administration Record (MAR)
,Physician's Patient Hx & Physical
Surgery Operative Report
Pathology Report
Current Diagnostic Tests
Nursing Admission Hx & Assessment
Fall Risk Assessment
Skin Assessment
Nursing Care Plan or Problem List
Page 15
NAVMED 6550/8
MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION RECORD
7-day Period
3 Elements of Infectious Agents (Pg 29)
i. Reservoir
ii. Susceptible Host
iii. Mode of Transmision
Blood-Borne Pathogens (Pg 30)
Microorganisms that are preen in human BLOOD, cause disease in humans
ex.) HIV, Hep A, Hep B
Airborne Pathogens
Microorganisms transported through AIR
Tier 1 (Pg 31)
Standard Precautions
Tier 2
Isolation Precautions
3 Categories for ISO Precautions
i. Contact
ii. Droplet
iii. Airborne
Airborne Precautions (Pg. 32)
, Prevent Transmission of infectious agents that remain infectious over long distances
when suspended in AIR
ex.) Rubeola Virus (Measles), Varicella Virus (ChickenPox), M. TB, SARS
Droplet Precautions
Prevent Transmission of Pathogens spread through close respiratory or mucous
membrane contact w/ respiratory secretions
Contact Precautions
Prevent Transmission of infectious agents, including microorganisms, which are spread
by direct/indirect contact w/ patient or patient's environment
5 Steps Nursing Process (Pg. 38)
ANDPIE
1. Assessment - Collection/Verification of Data
2. Nursing Diagnosis (Medical Diagnosis)
3. Planning (Goals)
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
Pressure Ulcers (Pg. 45/49)
-Localized Injury to Skin and other underlying tissue (Bony Prominence) as a result of
pressure or pressure in combination w/ shear and/or friction
ex.) Pressure Sore, Decubitus Ulcer, Bedsore
Suspected Deep Tissue Injury (Pg. 49)
Discolored Intact Skin Maroon/Purple or Blood-Filled Blister
-May be Painful, Firm, Mushy, Boggy, Warmer or Cooler when compared to adjacent
tissue
Stage 1 Pressure Ulcer
Red, Deep Pink/Mottled Skin (Not Blanchable w/ fingertip pressure)
Stage 2 Pressure Ulcer
PARTIAL THICKNESS
-Abrasion, Blister, Shallow Crater
Stage 3 Pressure Ulcer
