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i-Human Week 7 Case Study (2026): Coe Answers, Full SOAP Note & Clinical Analysis for Outpatient

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Page 1 of 33 “ IHUMAN CASE STUDY “ LATEST 2025 EXAM UPDATED 2025 – 2026 SOLVED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GRADED A+ (LATEST VERSION) Case Study 10 The team leader decides to do a brief round of all the patients after shift report to ensure safety and to help determine acuity and assignments. List the order in which the team leader should briefly check in on these patients. 1) Ms. R (rheumatoid arthritis) 2) Mr. L (kidney stones) 3) Mr. O (motorcycle accident) 4) Mr. H (inguinal hernia repair) 5) Ms. J (end - stage multiple myeloma) 6) Mr. A (bacterial pneumonia and HIV positive) 6, 3, 2, 1, 5, 4 Based on the information that the nurse received during hand - off report for Mr.A (who has bacterial pneumonia and is HIV+), what is the priority concept to consider in planning care for this patient? 1) Pain 2) Gas exchange 3) Immunity 4) Cellular regulation 2 The oncoming team leader asks the night shift nurse if anyone spoke to the mother about pushing the PCA button for Mr.O. The night nurse states, "The mother is just concerned about her son and wants him to have pain relief. Besides, the prescribed dose is controlled by the pump." What is the team leader's best action? 1) Report the night nurse to the unity manager for failure to safeguard the patient 2) Explain the purpose and function of the PCA delivery system to the mother 3) Give the night nurse written information about the dangers of possible overdoes 4) First talk to the night nurse about the PCA procedure, then talk to the mother

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Page 2 of 33 4 Which of the six patients can be assigned to the new RN? Select all that apply. 1) Ms. R (rheumatoid arthritis) 2) Mr. L (kidney stones) 3) Mr. O (motorcycle accident) 4) Mr. H (inguinal hernia repair) 5) Ms. J (end - stage multiple myeloma) 6) Mr. A (bacterial pneumonia and HIV positive) 1, 2, 4 Which morning tasks can be delegated to the UAP? Select all that apply. 1) Assisting Mr.R, who has RA with morning care 2) Reinforcing to Mr.L, who has a kidney stone, the need to save urine for straining 3) Preparing Mr.H's room for his return from the OR for hernia repair 4) Reporting on the condition of MR.O's skin resulting from his motorcycle accident 5) Getting coffee for Ms.J's (end - stage multiple myeloma) family 6) Checking on the pulse ox reading for Mr. A, who has bacterial pneumonia 1, 2, 3, 5 The team leader is talking to Ms. R (RA) about discharge plans and follow - up appointments. She begins to cry and says "I was so active and athletic when I was younger" What is the most therapeutic response? 1) Your shoulder will get progressively better with time and patience. Don't cry 2) I can see that you are really upset. Is your shoulder hurting a lot now? 3) I know what you mean. I used to be able to do a lot more when I was younger too 4) It is difficult to deal with changes. What type of activities did you used to do? 4 Ms. R (RA) tells the nurse, "I really dread doing the postoperative exercises". She seems fearful and grimaces when the nurse suggest that pain medication can be given before the exercise begin. Which member of the health care team would the nurse consult first? 1) Psychiatric clincal nurse specialist to evaluate fears 2) OT to review the exercise therapy 3) Pharmacist to verify efficacy of prescribed pain med 4) Surgeon to review the expected progress of healing 2 Which non - pharmacologic pain measure to help Ms. R (RA) relieve her early morning stiffness should be delegated to the UAP? 1) Assisting Mr.R to get in a bathtub full of warm water 2) Sharing some relaxation techniques with Ms.R 3) Assisting Ms.R to take a warm shower 4) Evaluating the effectiveness of paraffin therapy

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Page 3 of 33 3 For Ms.R (RA), which discharge topic is the most important to emphasize to prevent a major post - surgical complication? 1) Activity and movement limitations for the affected shoulder 2) Continuation of pain meds as prescribed 3) Possibility of repeat surgery for ongoing disease changes 4) Expected post - surgical symptoms, such as localized pain 1 Based on the info. that the nurse received during hand - off report for Mr.L (kidney stone), what is the priority concept to consider in planning interventions for this patient? 1) Elimination 2) Pain 3) Fluid balance 4) Infection 2 The new nurse tells the team leader that she cannot find and documentation that shows the time of Mr.L (kidney stone) last does of pain med. What action should occur first? 1) help the new nurse look at the chart and medication admin. record 2) tell the new nurse to ask the night nurse before she leaves 3) speak to the night shift nurse about the documentation 4) Have the new nurse ask Mr.L when he last had medication 2 Which tasks r/t pain management can be delegated to the UAP? Select all that apply. 1) Reporting on grimacing seen in unresponsive patients 2) Asking about he locations, quality, and radiation of pain 3) Reminding patients to report pain as necessary 4) Observing for relief after medication is given 5) Asking patients directly, "are you having pain?" 6) Determining if position change relieves pain 1, 3, 5 During the shift, the following events occur at the same time. Prioritize the oder for addressing these problems. 1) Mr.L is calling out loudly about right sided flank pain caused by his kidney stone 2) Mr.O who was in a motorcycle accident is calling "the pump tipped over, and its broken" 3) Another nurse needs opioid wastage witnessed 4) Mr.A, with bacterial pneumonia is urinating in the corner of his room 2, 1, 4, 3 Mr.L (kidney stone) calls for pain medication. He describes the pain caused by his kidney stones as excruciating. He is crying, diaphoretic, and pacing

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