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Which nursing action demonstrates the correct technique to remove a grossly soiled gown when leaving isolation?
 
  1. Grasp the sleeve of the dominant arm, and remove it with a gloved hand.
  2. Release the neck ties of the gown and allow the gown to fall forward.
  3. Untie the strings at the neck first.
  4. Untie the strings at the waist first.

Question 2

The RN has just been stuck with a syringe while dropping it into a sharps container that was too full in a client's room. Which of the following steps should be taken first for a puncture?
 
  1. Complete an injury report.
  2. Encourage bleeding.
  3. Initiate first aid.
  4. Wash the area with soap and water.



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: Gloves are not left on while taking off a soiled gown.
Rationale 2: The neck ties are untied after the ties at the waist are untied.
Rationale 3: To leave an isolation room where a gown has been worn, one must untie the gown at the waist first, not at the neck.
Rationale 4: To leave an isolation room where a gown has been worn, one must untie the gown at the waist first, not at the neck. After the neck ties are untied, the gown is allowed to fall forward.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 2
Rationale 1: This is not the first step. It can be done later.
Rationale 2: Encouraging bleeding is the first step.
Rationale 3: Initiating first aid is not the first step.
Rationale 4: Washing the area with soap and water is not the first step.



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