Question 1 of 16 Incorrect
Delirium
is a common complication in hospitalized older adults, occurring in as
much as 61% of patients with hip fracture. Nursing interventions to
reduce delirium risk include the following:
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Considering opioid alternatives, such as, acetaminophen, anti-inflammatories and ice
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Using restraints to manage behaviors
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Having patient wear glasses or hearing aids
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Ensuring adequate rest
Question 2 of 16 Correct
Post surgical Total Shoulder Precautions include all except:
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Active Range of Motion (AROM)
Question 3 of 16 Incorrect
A
potential complication after lumbar fusion is ___________________. If
this complication occurs, your patient will “look sick” and have
feelings of impending doom, as well as, be diaphoretic and tachycardic
with decreased oxygen saturations.
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Spinal headache, CSF leak
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Pulmonary embolus
Question 4 of 16 Incorrect
Performance Measures for Hip Fracture include:
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Early mobilization within 24 hours post-op
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Scheduled acetaminophen
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Nutrition Education
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Early mobilization within 10 hours upon return from PACU
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Avoiding Readmissions
Question 5 of 16 Correct
12.
A good ____________________________ assessment can alert caregivers to
the development of potential complications and prevent permanent damage
to the function of the limb. Assessments include pulse strength, motor
strength, color, temperature, and capillary refill.
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Neurovascular
Question 6 of 16 Correct
Patients and caregivers are encouraged to attend a pre-operative class to learn about:
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All of the above
Question 7 of 16 Incorrect
Post-operative treatment goals for total joint arthroplasty include:
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Reducing postoperative pain and discomfort
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Reducing the risk of venous thromboembolism and infection
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Promoting return to patient’s functional goal
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Providing appropriate nutrition and emotional support
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Preventing constipation
Question 8 of 16 Incorrect
Hip precautions after posterolateral approach surgery include avoiding:
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Hip flexion greater than 90 degrees
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Crossing legs
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Adduction/internal rotation
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Pivoting or turning toes inwards on the operative leg
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Low, soft chairs
Question 9 of 16 Correct
Neutral spine principles following lumbar spine fusion include all of the following except:
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No log rolling (rolling in bed side to side with your shoulders hips and knees together as one unit)
Question 10 of 16 Correct
An early postoperative complication of total knee arthroplasty is arthrofibrosis, which:
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Is the formation of excessive scar tissue after surgery or injury
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Limits range of motion
Question 11 of 16 Correct
Knee precautions after surgery include avoiding:
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Pillows under the knee
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Ambulation without an assistive device
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Kneeling on the surgical leg
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Exercises with high impact
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Prolonged sitting without elevation
Question 12 of 16 Incorrect
Performance Measures for Spine Fusion include all except:
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Patient Pre-Operative class attendance
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Eat a Regular diet
Question 13 of 16 Incorrect
The
Orthopedic Service Line at El Camino Health has programs certified for
care of Total Hip and Total Knee Arthroplasty at both campuses, Hip
Fracture care at Mountain View campus, and Spine Fusion care at the Los
Gatos campus.
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False
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True
Question 14 of 16 Correct
Performance Measures for Total Hip and Total Knee Arthroplasty include:
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All of the above
Question 15 of 16 Correct
Certified
programs, including the Orthopedic and Spine Care Programs, must meet
core requirements including standards, clinical practice guidelines, and
performance measurements every:
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2 years
Question 16 of 16 Incorrect
Orthopedic and spine patients should receive discharge instructions related to:
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Diagnosis and weight bearing status and precautions
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Home medications (including “next dose due info”)
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Signs and symptoms of possible complications and what to report to your doctor
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Discharge therapy plan (home exercises vs. home health PT vs. outpatient PT)
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Follow-up appointments
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Discharge diet, activity, bathing and incision care