NURS 2212 - Medical-Surgical Nursing III Full Module 1000+
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Modules & Topics
Module 1: Immune System Disorders
• Standard precautions and infection prevention
• Reverse isolation for immunocompromised patients
• Recognition and management of common immune disorders
• Patient and family education on immune health
• Collaboration with the healthcare team in immune-related care
Module 2: Digestive/Gastrointestinal (GI) Disorders
• NG tube insertion, removal, and care
• Suctioning procedures (continuous and intermittent)
• Enteral feeding (bolus and continuous)
• Documentation and monitoring of GI procedures
• Nursing care for patients with common GI conditions
Module 3: Neurologic Disorders
• Positioning techniques for neurologic patients
• Communication strategies for patients with aphasia
• Range of motion (ROM) exercises for immobile patients
• Seizure precautions and management
• Care of the unconscious patient
,Module 4: Oncology (Cancer Care)
• Infection control in immunocompromised patients
• Care for patients with chemotherapy ports and venous access devices
• Patient education on chemotherapy and radiation precautions
• Managing side effects of cancer treatment
• Psychosocial support for patients and families
Module 5: Endocrine Disorders (Diabetes Focus)
• Blood glucose monitoring techniques
• Performing finger sticks safely
• Recognizing signs of hypo/hyperglycemia
• Patient education on diabetes self-management
• Medication and insulin administration principles
Module 6: Cardiovascular Disorders
• EKG interpretation basics
• Placement and monitoring of cardiac leads
• Use of anti-embolism stockings and sequential compression devices
• Prevention of deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
• Patient education on cardiac health
Module 7: Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Nursing care for fractures, joint disorders, and orthopedic conditions
• Prevention of complications (e.g., immobility, pressure injuries)
• Rehabilitation planning and safe mobility techniques
• Collaboration and delegation in musculoskeletal care
, • Patient education on injury prevention and recovery
Module 8: Respiratory Disorders
• Respiratory isolation procedures
• Tracheal and endotracheal suctioning
• Nebulizer treatment administration
• Use of incentive spirometry
• Nursing care for patients with respiratory compromise
Module 9: Women’s Health Disorders
• Breast self-examination techniques
• Early detection and screening education
• Nursing considerations in gynecologic health
• Psychosocial support in women’s health
• Health promotion and preventive care
1. Standard Precautions and Infection Prevention
1. Which of the following is the primary purpose of standard precautions?
A. Protect only healthcare workers from infections
B. Prevent transmission of infectious agents in all patients
C. Eliminate all hospital-acquired infections
D. Reduce the need for hand hygiene
Answer: B
2. Which situations require hand hygiene?
A. Before touching a patient
B. After contact with body fluids
C. After removing gloves
, D. Only after procedures
Answer: A, B, C
3. Which PPE is essential for airborne precautions?
A. Surgical mask
B. N95 respirator
C. Gloves only
D. Gown only
Answer: B
4. Standard precautions include which of the following?
A. Using personal protective equipment as needed
B. Proper sharps disposal
C. Hand hygiene before and after patient contact
D. Restricting visitors to all patients
Answer: A, B, C
5. Which action violates standard precautions?
A. Recapping needles
B. Wearing gloves during blood draw
C. Washing hands after glove removal
D. Cleaning equipment between patients
Answer: A
6. When should a face shield be used?
A. During bed making
B. When splashes or sprays are anticipated
C. When touching intact skin
D. During hand hygiene
Answer: B
7. Which items are considered potential sources of infection?
A. Blood
B. Saliva
C. Non-intact skin
Verified Multiple Choice and Conceptual Actual Emended
Exam Questions With Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed
Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
Modules & Topics
Module 1: Immune System Disorders
• Standard precautions and infection prevention
• Reverse isolation for immunocompromised patients
• Recognition and management of common immune disorders
• Patient and family education on immune health
• Collaboration with the healthcare team in immune-related care
Module 2: Digestive/Gastrointestinal (GI) Disorders
• NG tube insertion, removal, and care
• Suctioning procedures (continuous and intermittent)
• Enteral feeding (bolus and continuous)
• Documentation and monitoring of GI procedures
• Nursing care for patients with common GI conditions
Module 3: Neurologic Disorders
• Positioning techniques for neurologic patients
• Communication strategies for patients with aphasia
• Range of motion (ROM) exercises for immobile patients
• Seizure precautions and management
• Care of the unconscious patient
,Module 4: Oncology (Cancer Care)
• Infection control in immunocompromised patients
• Care for patients with chemotherapy ports and venous access devices
• Patient education on chemotherapy and radiation precautions
• Managing side effects of cancer treatment
• Psychosocial support for patients and families
Module 5: Endocrine Disorders (Diabetes Focus)
• Blood glucose monitoring techniques
• Performing finger sticks safely
• Recognizing signs of hypo/hyperglycemia
• Patient education on diabetes self-management
• Medication and insulin administration principles
Module 6: Cardiovascular Disorders
• EKG interpretation basics
• Placement and monitoring of cardiac leads
• Use of anti-embolism stockings and sequential compression devices
• Prevention of deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
• Patient education on cardiac health
Module 7: Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Nursing care for fractures, joint disorders, and orthopedic conditions
• Prevention of complications (e.g., immobility, pressure injuries)
• Rehabilitation planning and safe mobility techniques
• Collaboration and delegation in musculoskeletal care
, • Patient education on injury prevention and recovery
Module 8: Respiratory Disorders
• Respiratory isolation procedures
• Tracheal and endotracheal suctioning
• Nebulizer treatment administration
• Use of incentive spirometry
• Nursing care for patients with respiratory compromise
Module 9: Women’s Health Disorders
• Breast self-examination techniques
• Early detection and screening education
• Nursing considerations in gynecologic health
• Psychosocial support in women’s health
• Health promotion and preventive care
1. Standard Precautions and Infection Prevention
1. Which of the following is the primary purpose of standard precautions?
A. Protect only healthcare workers from infections
B. Prevent transmission of infectious agents in all patients
C. Eliminate all hospital-acquired infections
D. Reduce the need for hand hygiene
Answer: B
2. Which situations require hand hygiene?
A. Before touching a patient
B. After contact with body fluids
C. After removing gloves
, D. Only after procedures
Answer: A, B, C
3. Which PPE is essential for airborne precautions?
A. Surgical mask
B. N95 respirator
C. Gloves only
D. Gown only
Answer: B
4. Standard precautions include which of the following?
A. Using personal protective equipment as needed
B. Proper sharps disposal
C. Hand hygiene before and after patient contact
D. Restricting visitors to all patients
Answer: A, B, C
5. Which action violates standard precautions?
A. Recapping needles
B. Wearing gloves during blood draw
C. Washing hands after glove removal
D. Cleaning equipment between patients
Answer: A
6. When should a face shield be used?
A. During bed making
B. When splashes or sprays are anticipated
C. When touching intact skin
D. During hand hygiene
Answer: B
7. Which items are considered potential sources of infection?
A. Blood
B. Saliva
C. Non-intact skin
