Reduction of Risk Potential — Core Concepts Practice Questions
This topic covers the essential principles of Reduction of Risk Potential as tested in the NCLEX-RN. Master these concepts to build a strong foundation before advancing to exam-level questions.
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A nurse is preparing to administer a blood transfusion to a 67-year-old client with anemia. Which action should the nurse take first to reduce the risk of transfusion reaction?
Examiner's Design Intent
Tests understanding of transfusion safety hierarchy and ability to prioritize prevention of catastrophic ABO incompatibility over monitoring for less severe complications
The nurse hears a fire alarm sound on the unit. Smoke is visible in the hallway near a client's room.
Examiner's Design Intent
Tests application of RACE fire protocol when alarm phase is complete, specifically assessing priority of containment over evacuation
A 72-year-old client with diabetes mellitus is admitted for surgery. Which laboratory value should the nurse report immediately to reduce perioperative complications?
Examiner's Design Intent
Tests ability to prioritize critical lab values requiring immediate intervention to prevent serious perioperative complications in diabetic patients
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