Exam 9: Specimen Collection

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The patient has an indwelling urinary catheter.What step should the nurse take first to obtain a urine specimen from this patient?

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The nurse is preparing a patient with peptic ulcer disease for discharge to home.What information does the nurse include in patient teaching about testing stool for occult blood?

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A nurse is orienting another nurse to the procedures for collecting blood samples.Which statement indicates that the orientee needs further education?

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The nurse notices a change in wound drainage and gets an order for a culture.Nursing care is appropriate if which technique is used?

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The nurse is trying to obtain urine from a pediatric patient for a urine culture.What is the smallest amount of urine the nurse needs to obtain from a patient for a urine culture?

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The nurse obtains blood specimens in the clinic and prefers using an antecubital vein.Which characteristics of veins in this area justify the nurse's preference for the antecubital site?

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The nurse is preparing to draw a blood sample.Which technique should the nurse implement when performing venipuncture?

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The nurse is preparing to obtain a blood specimen.Which step should the nurse implement when preparing for venipuncture?

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A patient is unable to void on demand for a clean-voided specimen.What is the appropriate action by the nurse?

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While the nurse tries to obtain a sputum specimen from the patient who has pneumonia, the patient becomes short of breath, and the respiratory rate increases.Which intervention does the nurse implement next?

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The nurse is teaching a NAP to test urine with a reagent strip for chemical properties.Which technique demonstrated by the NAP would indicate understanding of the process?

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The patient's blood glucose level was 134 mg/dL at 7 AM and is now 61 mg/dL at 3 PM.Which intervention should the nurse implement first?

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The nurse is teaching a patient about the proper procedure for testing stool for occult blood.The nurse's teaching has been effective if the patient makes which statement?

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The patient accidentally discards voided urine during a 24-hour urine collection.What should the nurse do next?

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During a home visit, the patient with diabetes mellitus tells the nurse that she is having a very difficult time obtaining blood for glucose monitoring.Which intervention does the nurse use to help the patient obtain a good blood sample?

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The nurse evaluates the venipuncture site before leaving the patient's room with the blood specimen.Which nursing observation is an unexpected outcome?

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The nurse is monitoring the collection of a 24-hour urine specimen.What action by the nurse will yield the most accurate test results?

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The nurse is preparing to obtain a blood specimen.Which is the most important intervention for the nurse to complete before obtaining a blood specimen?

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A newly diagnosed patient with diabetes is being taught the procedure for obtaining a blood glucose specimen.What information should the nurse include in patient teaching about the procedure for capillary puncture?

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A patient in the doctor's office needs a throat culture.What should the nurse implement to obtain a proper sample?

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