age 1 of 336
RELIAS MEDICAL SURGICAL TELEMETRY FINAL EXAM
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ou enter the room and take vital signs of a patient with TB.
What type of isolations? What items? .......Answer.........Airborne
Isolation
- Gloves
- Gown
- Mask (hepa/N-95 respirator)at all times
- Keep door closed
- Clean equipment
,age 2 of 336
- Negative pressure room
You enter the room to take VS on a patient with Hep A. What
type of isolation? What items? .......Answer.........Standard
precautions
- Gloves
- Wash hands in and out of room
You are changing the bed linen for an incontinent patient with C
diff, what type of isolation? What items?
.......Answer.........Contact isolation
- Gloves
- Gown
- Bleach equipment
,age 3 of 336
- ***WASH HANDS
You are changing an infected wound dressing on a patient, what
type of isolation? What items? .......Answer.........Standard
precautions
- Clean gloves to remove dressing
- Sterile gloves to apply new dressing
- If MRSA then you will be using contact isolation
You are emptying a suction bottle containing bloody fluid, what
type of isolation? What items? .......Answer.........Standard
precautions
- Maybe splash goggles
- Possible mask and gown
, age 4 of 336
- Use your judgement
leading cause of death by injury .......Answer.........falls
most common injury .......Answer.........hip fracture
most important for airborne/droplet isolation
.......Answer.........mask
Seizure Precautions .......Answer.........Time, protect airway and
injury, turn on side to prevent aspiration, don't open jaw, check
vitals
PPE Order .......Answer.........gown, mask, goggles, gloves: Take
off dirtiest to cleanest- gloves, googles, gown, mask
safest way to move pt. with spinal injury .......Answer.........log roll
RELIAS MEDICAL SURGICAL TELEMETRY FINAL EXAM
PREP 2025/2026 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100%
GUARANTEED PASS <LATEST VERSION>
ou enter the room and take vital signs of a patient with TB.
What type of isolations? What items? .......Answer.........Airborne
Isolation
- Gloves
- Gown
- Mask (hepa/N-95 respirator)at all times
- Keep door closed
- Clean equipment
,age 2 of 336
- Negative pressure room
You enter the room to take VS on a patient with Hep A. What
type of isolation? What items? .......Answer.........Standard
precautions
- Gloves
- Wash hands in and out of room
You are changing the bed linen for an incontinent patient with C
diff, what type of isolation? What items?
.......Answer.........Contact isolation
- Gloves
- Gown
- Bleach equipment
,age 3 of 336
- ***WASH HANDS
You are changing an infected wound dressing on a patient, what
type of isolation? What items? .......Answer.........Standard
precautions
- Clean gloves to remove dressing
- Sterile gloves to apply new dressing
- If MRSA then you will be using contact isolation
You are emptying a suction bottle containing bloody fluid, what
type of isolation? What items? .......Answer.........Standard
precautions
- Maybe splash goggles
- Possible mask and gown
, age 4 of 336
- Use your judgement
leading cause of death by injury .......Answer.........falls
most common injury .......Answer.........hip fracture
most important for airborne/droplet isolation
.......Answer.........mask
Seizure Precautions .......Answer.........Time, protect airway and
injury, turn on side to prevent aspiration, don't open jaw, check
vitals
PPE Order .......Answer.........gown, mask, goggles, gloves: Take
off dirtiest to cleanest- gloves, googles, gown, mask
safest way to move pt. with spinal injury .......Answer.........log roll
