HOSA Clinical Nursing Review. Test
bank. 2000 Questions and Correct
Answers. 100% Correct, Past Exam
Questions Included. Graded A+.
Step 1
Checked physicians order (scenario).
Step 2
Assembled equipment and supplies.
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Step 3
Introduced self and greeted patient.
Step 4
Identified patient by checking ID band and asked patient name.
Step 5
Explained procedure to patient.
Step 6
Used alcohol-based handrub for hand hygiene.
Step 7
Attached correct oxygen delivery device (cannula or mask) to oxygen tubing, and attached to humidified
oxygen source.
Step 8
Adjusted prescribed flow rate.
Step 9
Placed cannula or mask on the patient and adjusted elastic headband/tubing so that a snug and
comfortable fit is achieved.
Step 10
Maintained sufficient slack on oxygen tubing and secured to patient's clothing.
Step 11
,Observed for proper function of oxygen delivery device:
Step 11A Nasal Cannula
cannula is position properly in the nares.
Step 11B Nonrebreathing mask
mask over patient's mouth and nose to form a tight seal, valves on the mask closed so exhaled air does
not enter reservoir bad.
Step 11C Partial rebreathing mask
Mask over patient's mouth and nose to form a tight seal, bag remains partially inflated.
Step 11D Venturi Mask
Mask over patient's mouth and nose to form a tight seal, percentage of FiO2 correlated with flow rate
Step 12
Assessed flowmeter and oxygen source for proper setup and prescribed flow rate.
Step 13
Used alcohol-based handrub for hand hygiene.
Step 14
Documented procedure and patient's tolerance of procedure in nurse's notes
Step 1
Checked physician's order (scenario).
Step 2
Assembled equipment and supplies.
Step 3
Used alcohol-based handrub for hand hygiene.
Step 4
Introduced self and greeted patient.
Step 5
Identified patient by checking ID band and asking patient name
Step 6
Assessed status of patient to determine equipment needs, level of cooperation and mobility
Step 7
,Explained procedure to patient and provided privacy.
Step 8
Raised bed to working height and lowered side rail on working side (as appropriate)
Step 9
Positioned patient:
Male- supine position with thighs slightly abducted.
Female - supine position with knees flexed
Step 10
Placed waterproof pad under the patient and draped patient with a sheet as appropriate.
Step 11
Positioned lamp to illuminate perineal area.
Step 12
Arranged supplies and equipment for perineal care on bed or beside table.
Step 13
Prepared Catheterization Kit
Step 13a
Opened catheterization kit according to directions.
Step 13b
Removed plastic wrapping and placed within reach to use as disposal bag for used supplies.
Step 13c
Placed sterile package on bed between patient legs or on bedside table.
Step 13d
(If underpad is first item in kite) placed the pad under the patient, plastic side down, without
unnecessary contamination.
Step 14
Put on sterile gloves.
Step 15
Organized supplies on sterile field.
Step 16
Applied antiseptic solution to cotton balls, or opened cleansing solution or swabs.
, Step 17
Opened lubricant container and lubricated catheter - 1-2 inches for women and 5-7 inches for men.
Step 18
Placed sterile drape appropriately.
Step 19
Placed sterile tray and contents on sterile drape between legs (if not done so already) and opened
specimen container (if applicable).
Step 20
Cleansed urethral meatus appropriately.
Step 21
Insertion of catheter depends on female or male
Step 21a male
Grasped penis at shaft below glans with nondominant hand, and continued to hold throughout insertion
of catheter.
Step 21b male
With other hand, used forceps holding cotton ball with antiseptic solution or swabs, to cleanse meatus in
circular motion.
Step 21c male
Repeated cleansing three times.
Step 21a female
Spread labia minora with thumb and index finger of nondominant hand to expose meatus; continued to
hold throughout procedure.
Step 21b female
Cleansed area with forceps holding cotton ball with antiseptic solution, or swabs, from clitoris toward
anus on far side of meatus in one downward motion, then repeated on the near side.
Step 21c female
Cleansed center area from the clitoris toward the anus in one downward motion.
Step 22
Picked up catheter with gloved dominant hand 3-4 inches from catheter tip, holding catheter loosely
coiled in palm of dominant hand (if appropriate) and placing distal end of catheter in urine tray
receptacle or specimen cup (if appropriate).
bank. 2000 Questions and Correct
Answers. 100% Correct, Past Exam
Questions Included. Graded A+.
Step 1
Checked physicians order (scenario).
Step 2
Assembled equipment and supplies.
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Step 3
Introduced self and greeted patient.
Step 4
Identified patient by checking ID band and asked patient name.
Step 5
Explained procedure to patient.
Step 6
Used alcohol-based handrub for hand hygiene.
Step 7
Attached correct oxygen delivery device (cannula or mask) to oxygen tubing, and attached to humidified
oxygen source.
Step 8
Adjusted prescribed flow rate.
Step 9
Placed cannula or mask on the patient and adjusted elastic headband/tubing so that a snug and
comfortable fit is achieved.
Step 10
Maintained sufficient slack on oxygen tubing and secured to patient's clothing.
Step 11
,Observed for proper function of oxygen delivery device:
Step 11A Nasal Cannula
cannula is position properly in the nares.
Step 11B Nonrebreathing mask
mask over patient's mouth and nose to form a tight seal, valves on the mask closed so exhaled air does
not enter reservoir bad.
Step 11C Partial rebreathing mask
Mask over patient's mouth and nose to form a tight seal, bag remains partially inflated.
Step 11D Venturi Mask
Mask over patient's mouth and nose to form a tight seal, percentage of FiO2 correlated with flow rate
Step 12
Assessed flowmeter and oxygen source for proper setup and prescribed flow rate.
Step 13
Used alcohol-based handrub for hand hygiene.
Step 14
Documented procedure and patient's tolerance of procedure in nurse's notes
Step 1
Checked physician's order (scenario).
Step 2
Assembled equipment and supplies.
Step 3
Used alcohol-based handrub for hand hygiene.
Step 4
Introduced self and greeted patient.
Step 5
Identified patient by checking ID band and asking patient name
Step 6
Assessed status of patient to determine equipment needs, level of cooperation and mobility
Step 7
,Explained procedure to patient and provided privacy.
Step 8
Raised bed to working height and lowered side rail on working side (as appropriate)
Step 9
Positioned patient:
Male- supine position with thighs slightly abducted.
Female - supine position with knees flexed
Step 10
Placed waterproof pad under the patient and draped patient with a sheet as appropriate.
Step 11
Positioned lamp to illuminate perineal area.
Step 12
Arranged supplies and equipment for perineal care on bed or beside table.
Step 13
Prepared Catheterization Kit
Step 13a
Opened catheterization kit according to directions.
Step 13b
Removed plastic wrapping and placed within reach to use as disposal bag for used supplies.
Step 13c
Placed sterile package on bed between patient legs or on bedside table.
Step 13d
(If underpad is first item in kite) placed the pad under the patient, plastic side down, without
unnecessary contamination.
Step 14
Put on sterile gloves.
Step 15
Organized supplies on sterile field.
Step 16
Applied antiseptic solution to cotton balls, or opened cleansing solution or swabs.
, Step 17
Opened lubricant container and lubricated catheter - 1-2 inches for women and 5-7 inches for men.
Step 18
Placed sterile drape appropriately.
Step 19
Placed sterile tray and contents on sterile drape between legs (if not done so already) and opened
specimen container (if applicable).
Step 20
Cleansed urethral meatus appropriately.
Step 21
Insertion of catheter depends on female or male
Step 21a male
Grasped penis at shaft below glans with nondominant hand, and continued to hold throughout insertion
of catheter.
Step 21b male
With other hand, used forceps holding cotton ball with antiseptic solution or swabs, to cleanse meatus in
circular motion.
Step 21c male
Repeated cleansing three times.
Step 21a female
Spread labia minora with thumb and index finger of nondominant hand to expose meatus; continued to
hold throughout procedure.
Step 21b female
Cleansed area with forceps holding cotton ball with antiseptic solution, or swabs, from clitoris toward
anus on far side of meatus in one downward motion, then repeated on the near side.
Step 21c female
Cleansed center area from the clitoris toward the anus in one downward motion.
Step 22
Picked up catheter with gloved dominant hand 3-4 inches from catheter tip, holding catheter loosely
coiled in palm of dominant hand (if appropriate) and placing distal end of catheter in urine tray
receptacle or specimen cup (if appropriate).
