11K – A 12 year old female sex person Dylan develops hives and “throat tightness” at her ballet recital after eating some banana bread. An off duty nurse Mehmet is also at the recital for his child.  He notices increasing stridor from Dylan as she is talking to her parents.  Dylan’s parents know Mehmet is a nurse and ask for advice.  Which of the following statements by Mehmet is most appropriate?

2M – A nurse is teaching a patient with newly diagnosed hypertension about its long-term effects on the cardiovascular system. The nurse should explain that sustained hypertension primarily increases the risk for coronary artery disease (CAD) by causing which of the following?

5K – Which of the following statements by the pregnant person indicates appropriate understanding?

5J – A patient’s blood sugar is 65 mg/dL. They are lethargic but able to speak to the nurse and maintain their airway.  Which of the following is the most appropriate intervention by the nurse?

9M – A 35-year-old male sex marathon runner is admitted to the Emergency Department after collapsing near the finish line. He reports intense muscle cramping, nausea, and disorientation. His initial laboratory results show: Sodium: 129 mEq/L Potassium: 5.8 mEq/L  Blood Glucose: 90 mg/dL Which of the following interventions should the nurse anticipate and prioritie based on the client’s electrolyte imbalances?

8K – A patient newly diagnosed with Lupus is asking the nurse for clarification on what type of hypersensitivity she is likely experiencing.  Which of the following is the patient most likely experiencing?

4L – An off duty nurse is responding to an adult patient who fell off their bike; their forearm is visibly deformed. The biker provides consent for the nurse to offer assistance.  Which of the following statements by the biker indicates they understand the nurse?

6L – A patient presents to the emergency department one day after a fiberglass cast was applied to the forearm. The patient reports that the pain is “not getting better” despite taking prescribed opioid analgesics. Upon assessment, the nurse notes the client’s fingers are slightly swollen, cool to the touch, and capillary refill is 4 seconds. What is the most immediate and critical nursing intervention?

Employees are responsible for conducting all investigations related to accidents, serious illnesses and life threatening events.

Which factor does not significantly influence policy implementation effectiveness?