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  • Ensure a method to communicate during the procedure.
  • Clean the inner cannula using a small brush.
  • Wear clean gloves to remove the tracheostomy dressing.
  • Apply clean tracheostomy ties.
  • Explain the procedure to the client.

Hint : 🟢 Always explain first, then protect airway

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Rationale :

🟢 Explaining the procedure first reduces anxiety and ensures cooperation from the client.

🟢 Establishing communication (like a call bell or signals) is vital because the client may be unable to speak during care.

🟢 Wearing clean gloves before touching the old dressing prevents contamination and protects both nurse and client.

🟢 Cleaning the inner cannula removes secretions and prevents airway blockage for optimal airway patency.

🟢 Applying clean ties last ensures the trach tube stays securely in place without risking accidental dislodgement.

🟢 The sequence helps maintain sterility and safety throughout the procedure.


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Hint : 🔴Install safety features, not towels

Correct Answers:

  • "Install grab bars in your shower to assist with your balance."


Rationale :

🔴 Grab bars provide physical support and help prevent falls, especially for clients with impaired mobility after a CVA.

🔴 Environmental modifications increase independence for clients needing help with ADLs.

🔴 Placing a towel in the shower may slip, not prevent slipping, making it an unsafe option.

🔴 Hiring an aide for all ADLs can decrease client autonomy and is not usually necessary unless the client is severely disabled.

🔴 Using assistive devices does not eliminate fatigue; energy conservation strategies remain important.

🔴 Safety equipment like grab bars encourages safe participation in self-care and rehabilitation.


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Hint : 🟣Root veggies boost potassium

Correct Answers:

  • 1 medium potato


Rationale :

🟣 Potatoes are a high-potassium food, making them an excellent recommendation for clients needing to increase potassium intake.

🟣 Fruits like apples and cabbage are lower in potassium and less effective for potassium replacement.

🟣 Potassium is crucial for muscle, nerve, and cardiac function; deficiency can cause serious health issues.

🟣 Watermelon has more water than potassium content, so is not a top source.

🟣 Education about dietary potassium sources helps prevent hypokalemia, especially in clients on diuretics.

🟣 Including potassium-rich foods in the diet supports electrolyte balance.


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  • Wipe the sample port with an alcohol wipe and let the alcohol dry.
  • Document in the client's electronic medical record that the specimen was sent to the laboratory.
  • Empty the urine into a sterile container labeled with the client's identifiers.
  • Attach a sterile needleless syringe to the sample port and aspirate the specimen.
  • Clamp the catheter tubing distal to the sampling port for 15 minutes.

Hint : 🟥Watch for bruises

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Rationale :

🟥 Bleeding risk is increased with thrombocytopenia.

🟥 Ecchymosis is an early sign of possible internal bleeding.

🟥 NSAIDs (like ibuprofen) should be avoided due to bleeding risk.

🟥 Use electric razors rather than disposable for safety.

🟥 Early detection allows prompt management and safety.


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Hint : 🟥 Watch for bruises

Correct Answers:

  • Check the client for ecchymosis.


Rationale :

🟥 Bleeding risk is increased with thrombocytopenia.

🟥 Ecchymosis is an early sign of possible internal bleeding.

🟥 NSAIDs (like ibuprofen) should be avoided due to bleeding risk.

🟥 Use electric razors rather than disposable for safety.

🟥 Early detection allows prompt management and safety.


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Hint : 🟦Give pain meds first

Correct Answers:

  • Offer the client pain medication before the procedure.


Rationale :

🟦 Premedication improves comfort during painful dressing changes.

🟦 Sterile gloves are only needed after dressing removal.

🟦 Supplies must remain sterile, so prep right before use.

🟦 Alcohol should not be used on open wounds.

🟦 Comfort increases cooperation and positive outcomes.


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Hint : 🟨 Rapid cooling is key

Correct Answers:

  • Apply a cooling blanket.


Rationale :

🟨 Hyperthermia is life-threatening and needs rapid intervention.

🟨 Cooling prevents organ failure.

🟨 Warm enemas worsen the condition.

🟨 Meperidine is not effective for malignant hyperthermia.

🟨 High-flow oxygen (not 50%) is preferred.


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Hint : 🟦Make stairs stand out

Correct Answers:

  • Place white tape on the edges of stairs.


Rationale :

🟦 Visibility on stairs prevents falls.

🟦 Cords under rugs are a tripping/fire hazard.

🟦 Area rugs are unsafe on hard floors.

🟦 Annual furnace checks are safest.

🟦 Home modifications help maintain independence.


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Hint : 🟥 LOC change = emergency

Correct Answers:

  • Unable to remain fully awake while answering questions.


Rationale :

🟥 Decreased alertness may indicate brain injury.

🟥 Priority is airway, breathing, circulation, and consciousness after trauma.

🟥 Memory loss is less urgent than unresponsiveness.

🟥 Immediate intervention may prevent deterioration.

🟥 Observation for worsening status is vital.


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Hint : 🟩Use motion alerts for safety

Correct Answers:

  • Apply a motion sensor mat to the client's bed.


Rationale :

🟩 Motion sensors alert staff to prevent falls.

🟩 Side rails do not reliably stop falls and may harm.

🟩 TV/noise can increase confusion at night.

🟩 Environmental safety is better than restraints.

🟩 Prevention requires individualized, nonrestrictive strategies.


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