1. Affordable high protein food: Fried fish and dried fish 2.

Protein food complete in all essential amino acid: eggs cooked in any style 3. Finger food allowed in toddler: cereals like cheerio (BAWAL hotdog, nuts and popcorn it can cause obstruction) 4. Peptic ulcer disease: diet as tolerated or green vegetable dishes 5. Teenagers: additional calories and vitamins for growing 6. Patient control analgesia (PCA): client will not be addicted to the morphine 7. No prior experience in doing a procedure: secure assistance before implementation 8. Impaired nurse: always absent or late, isolated, defensive and easily gets angry 9. Nurse acts professionally: has significant amount of education 10.Continuing education program: aims to maintain safe nursing practice and make nurses globally competitive 11.Avoid constipation by: increase exercise activities to improve peristalsis 12.Abdominal cramping while in enema: clamp to stop flow of enema 13.Cleansing enema retention enema 14.Fecal or urinary incontinence:perineal and anal skin breakdown 15.For further exploration about a problem: ask if what are ypu doing or what is going on around you when this happens? (always know first the cause) 16.To obtain complete health history: focus on physical examination and obtain other data from the client itself 17.Initial approach in checking or assessing for circulation: inspect the color of the foot (follow IPPA: inspection, palpation, percussion then auscultation BUT in the abdomen Inspection, auscultation, percussion and palpation) 18.Elderly assessment: sequence it properly 19.High pitched murmurs: supine with head of the bed elevated 20.To reduce shearing force when moving the client up in the bed: lift the client 21.Changing position of the client, arm should be place across the her chest: to protect the clients extremities 22.The client fell in the bathroom while the nurse is assiting during bath: first thing to do is call for help 23.Key activity in evaluating the staff: communicate clearly to employees the purpose of the performance appraisal at the time they are hired 24.Head nurse: assess the situation and delegate appropriately 25.Delegation: assess the situation, identify the skills and education level of the team and empower the person 26.Mistake in delegation: over and under delegation 27.Action for nurses who does not follow: warning suspension dismissal 28.Counter transferase: nurse wants to see the client daily 29.Therapeutic use of self: nurse becomes aware and manages feelings for client 30.Therapeutic relationship exist when: nurse and client work together 31.Standard precaution: use clean gloves when handling contaminated items, use of NONantimicrobial soap during routine handwashing, NEVER recap a needle and IT SHOULD be place in a punctured resistant container 32.Wound dressing: wear sterile gloves whenever in contact with the area 33.Contact precaution: gloves and gown 34.Practical way to avoid spread of infection: handwashing 35.Maintaining sterile: keeping sterile field within the lien of vision 36.Bllod transfusion: verify first the MDs order, assess cleints fera, use onlt NSS to prevent hemolysis of RBC, hypovolemic reaction is NOT part of the

problem in BT, stay with the client for 15 minutes and infuse the BT within 30 minutes and consume it in 4 hours 37.Clean dressing over a reddened skin: protect the area 38.To protect the client from injuring himself: ask the physician for an order for wrist restraint 39.Improve appetite: improve flavor 40.Parameter for nutrition: weight gain 41.Hot water bag in appendicitis: rupture 42.Body mechanics: form a wide base and flex the knees 43.Less intense exercise or not very tiring exercise should be done frequently to be a value: primary prevention 44.Crutches in stairs: good leg UP followed by bad leg and crutches, going down bad leg first with cructhes then good leg 45.Reseracher explains the nature of the study: full disclosure 46.Measuring variables: bio physical measures 47.Co worker is using the medication for his addiction: report to the nurse supervisor 48.DNR: should have a doctors order 49.Nursing procedure contradicts your belief: request for change of assignment 50.Body ready for transfer in the mortuary: identification should be place 51.Collaborative: needs the health team 52.Independent function: action based on nursing diagnosis for the benefit of the client and not under the supervision from other health team members 53.Medical diagnosis of acute gastroenteritis with severe dehydration: nurse mostly do dependent and independent functions and discharge teaching 54.Traction: impaired mobility 55.Oxygen administration: consider the pathogenic condition of the client 56.After putting an entry in the computer: turn off or log off 57.Basahin ung infection control na module natin 58.Unwrapping sterile linen pack: place the package at the center of the work area, top flap of the wrapper opens AWAY from you, reaching AROUND the package NOT OVER the package 59.Spilled solution in the sterile table: cover it with sterile towel 60.Medical futility: when the health team declares that all medical treatment are not woth the cost but the clients family insist to continue the treatment 61.Passive euthanasia: withdrawing medical treatment 62.Active euthanasia: giving pain medication that may lead to respiratory distress 63.Beneficence: providing benefit to the client (providing care that maximizes health) 64.During X ray: AVOID holding the patient in place during exposure, INSTEAD USE traction, sling and sandbag 65. Body part at greatest exposure to radiation: head, neck and hands 66.Three factors in radiation: shiled, distance and time 67.Least protection from radiation: rubber gloves 68.Electrosurgical equipment: safety by correct drape of electrocautery cable and cord 69.Surgeon passed the specimen to the scrub: place specimen in a basin mositened with saline solution 70.Before closure: sponge count with circulating aloud 71.Bilateral salphigoopherectomy: ovaries and fallopian tube 72.Hysterectomy: uterus

73.Purpose of NTG in angina: decreasing after load and pre load ... it also dilates veins 74.Lanoxin: monitor apical pulse for 1 minute 75.Floater: can do interventions that he knows 76.Cardiac arrest: epinephrine or adrenaline 77.ACE inhibitor (capoten): monitor intake and output (renal) 78.Plavix: avoid drugs that causes bleedin 79.Avoid smoking atleast 1 week before surgery 80.Children surgery: first case to prevent dehydration 81.Dirty cases: last case 82.Increased diastolic pressure: increased peripheral resistance and increased workload of the left ventricle 83.Atenolol: blocks beta receptor stimulation of the heart 84.Hytaz (hydrochlorothiazide): promote excreation of sodium and chloride at the distal tubule of the kidneys 85.Kidney problem: elevated creatinine 86.Gouty arthritis in the right foot: monoarticular 87.Test for gouty: synovial fluid analysis 88.Diet in gouty: low purine 89.Pain on the foot: place foot cradle on the bed 90.Colchicine: interfere with the inflammation response of uric acid crystals in the joints 91.Complete bladder irrigation (CBI): remove or prevent clot fomation 92.If bladder spasm occurs during CBI: check the fluid if its empty or kinks in the tube 93.CBI red output: increase the flow rate 94.CBI light pink output: slow down the rate 95.CBI output is NOT added in the urine output 96.Catheter (maintain traction): tape the catheter to the abdomen or thigh and keep the client supine 97.NSS is used in CBI to prevent water intoxication 98.Water intoxication: headache 99.Graves disease: antibodiebind to TSH receptors causing increased thyroid hormones (autoimmune) 100. PTU: blocks thyroid hormone production 101. Exophthalmus: elevate head at 45 degrees to promote fluid decrease 102. Strong iodine solution: suppress thyroid hormone production 103. Weak voice after thyroidectomy: reassure its normal and temporary 104. Poydipsia: it replaces the large amount of urine excreted as result of osmotic diuresis 105. Self monitoring of blood glucose: keeping logbook activities 106. Glucophage: watch out for hypoglycemia 107. Elderly: frequently repeat information or reinforcement 108. Elderly to recall meds: use properly labeled individual container 109. Not ready for learning: listen without reaction 110. Negative criticism: not helpful in teaching 111. Sterile can only touch sterile 112. Hematemesis, hematuria, bleeding gums, unexplained abdominal pain: bleeding 113. Heparin: maitain patency of affected artery 114. NTG: DO NOT crush 115. Iron: take it with citrus fruits and on an empty stomach and to minimize pain do Z track method 116. Iron is needed in the synthesis of hemoglobin

117. Intussception: crampy and intermittent severe abdominal pain 118. Intissception: telescoping of the small intestine 119. NGT in intusscetion: decompression 120. Brown stool in intussception: good sign and notify the MD for possible cancellation of surgery 121. X ray of the upper GI: i will be made to swallow a dye 122.