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Froggy Jumps 🧩 Maslow’s Priority Power MovesVersión en línea Clinical priority questions por RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 A client recovering from abdominal surgery reports severe pain and begins to cry, saying, “I don’t think I can handle this.” The nurse also notices shallow respirations at 10/min and oxygen saturation at 88%. What should the nurse do first? a Administer prescribed pain medication b Offer emotional support and reassurance c Encourage slow, deep breathing and apply oxygen 2 A client admitted with major depression refuses meals and fluids, saying, “I don’t deserve to eat.” Vital signs are stable, but lips appear dry and cracked. Which action takes priority? a Sit with the client and explore feelings of worthlessness b Assess hydration status and encourage oral intake c Notify the provider about meal noncompliance 3 During morning rounds, a nurse finds a post-op client anxious and pacing, reporting shortness of breath. The nurse notes restlessness, RR 28/min, and O2 sat 84%. Which action should the nurse take first? a Ask the client what triggered their anxiety b Elevate the head of bed and apply oxygen c Administer prescribed anti-anxiety medication 4 A client with schizophrenia tells the nurse, “The voices are telling me I’m not safe here.” The nurse observes the client clutching a blanket tightly and glancing around the room. What is the priority nursing action? a Ensure the environment is calm and remove potential hazards b Ask the client to describe the voices in detail c Explain that the voices are not real 5 A nurse enters a room and sees a diabetic client who looks pale and is sweating. The client says, “I feel shaky.” Which action should the nurse take first? a Offer orange juice and recheck glucose in 15 minutes b Check the client’s blood glucose level c Notify the provider of the symptoms 6 A new mother recovering from a cesarean birth reports feeling dizzy when standing to go to the bathroom. Her blood pressure is 82/50 mmHg, and lochia is heavy and bright red. What is the nurse’s first action? a Call the provider to report possible hemorrhage b Assist the client back to bed and assess the fundus c Encourage the client to ambulate with assistance 7 A nurse is caring for four clients. Which client should the nurse see first? a A client with pneumonia who is coughing and producing thick sputum b A client who received pain medication 30 minutes ago and reports nausea c A client with a new tracheostomy whose oxygen saturation is 86%

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🧩 Maslow’s Priority Power MovesVersión en línea

Clinical priority questions

por RNPRPEPBESTIE

A client recovering from abdominal surgery reports severe pain and begins to cry, saying, “I don’t think I can handle this.” The nurse also notices shallow respirations at 10/min and oxygen saturation at 88%. What should the nurse do first?

Administer prescribed pain medication

Offer emotional support and reassurance

Encourage slow, deep breathing and apply oxygen

A client admitted with major depression refuses meals and fluids, saying, “I don’t deserve to eat.” Vital signs are stable, but lips appear dry and cracked. Which action takes priority?

Sit with the client and explore feelings of worthlessness

Assess hydration status and encourage oral intake

Notify the provider about meal noncompliance

During morning rounds, a nurse finds a post-op client anxious and pacing, reporting shortness of breath. The nurse notes restlessness, RR 28/min, and O2 sat 84%. Which action should the nurse take first?

Ask the client what triggered their anxiety

Elevate the head of bed and apply oxygen

Administer prescribed anti-anxiety medication

A client with schizophrenia tells the nurse, “The voices are telling me I’m not safe here.” The nurse observes the client clutching a blanket tightly and glancing around the room. What is the priority nursing action?

Ensure the environment is calm and remove potential hazards

Ask the client to describe the voices in detail

Explain that the voices are not real

A nurse enters a room and sees a diabetic client who looks pale and is sweating. The client says, “I feel shaky.” Which action should the nurse take first?

Offer orange juice and recheck glucose in 15 minutes

Check the client’s blood glucose level

Notify the provider of the symptoms

A new mother recovering from a cesarean birth reports feeling dizzy when standing to go to the bathroom. Her blood pressure is 82/50 mmHg, and lochia is heavy and bright red. What is the nurse’s first action?

Call the provider to report possible hemorrhage

Assist the client back to bed and assess the fundus

Encourage the client to ambulate with assistance

A nurse is caring for four clients. Which client should the nurse see first?

A client with pneumonia who is coughing and producing thick sputum

A client who received pain medication 30 minutes ago and reports nausea

A client with a new tracheostomy whose oxygen saturation is 86%

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A client recovering from abdominal surgery reports severe pain and begins to cry, saying, “I don’t think I can handle this.” The nurse also notices shallow respirations at 10/min and oxygen saturation at 88%. What should the nurse do first?

A client admitted with major depression refuses meals and fluids, saying, “I don’t deserve to eat.” Vital signs are stable, but lips appear dry and cracked. Which action takes priority?

During morning rounds, a nurse finds a post-op client anxious and pacing, reporting shortness of breath. The nurse notes restlessness, RR 28/min, and O2 sat 84%. Which action should the nurse take first?

A client with schizophrenia tells the nurse, “The voices are telling me I’m not safe here.” The nurse observes the client clutching a blanket tightly and glancing around the room. What is the priority nursing action?

A nurse enters a room and sees a diabetic client who looks pale and is sweating. The client says, “I feel shaky.” Which action should the nurse take first?

A new mother recovering from a cesarean birth reports feeling dizzy when standing to go to the bathroom. Her blood pressure is 82/50 mmHg, and lochia is heavy and bright red. What is the nurse’s first action?

A nurse is caring for four clients. Which client should the nurse see first?

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