Module Report
Tutorial: Module:
Real Life RN Maternal Newborn 2.0 Gestational Diabetes
Individual Name: Institution: Program Type:
Lee Arhur
MA College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences - Boston BSN
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Module Report
Tutorial: Module:
Real Life RN Maternal Newborn 2.0 Gestational Diabetes
Individual Name: Institution: Program Type:
Lee Arhur
MA College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences - Boston BSN
Standard Use Time and Score
Date/Time
Time Use
Score
Gestational Diabetes 7/5/2019 4:45:27 PM 16 min Satisfactory
Reasoning Scenario Performance related to Outcomes:
*See Score Explanation and Interpretation below for additional details.
Body Function Strong Satisfactory Needs Improvement
Ingestion, Digestion, Absorption & Elimination 100%
Regulation and Metabolism 88.9% 11.1%
Reproduction 75% 25%
NCLEX RN Strong Satisfactory Needs Improvement
Health Promotion and Maintenance RN 2010 100%
Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies RN 2010 100%
Reduction of Risk Potential RN 2010 100%
Physiological Adaptation RN 2010 66.7% 33.3%
Management of Care RN 2013 100%
Safety and Infection Control RN 2013 100%
Health Promotion and Maintenance RN 2013 100%
Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies RN 2013 100%
Physiological Adaptation RN 2013 100%
QSEN Strong Satisfactory Needs Improvement
Safety 60% 40%
Patient-Centered Care 100%
Evidence Based Practice 100%
Decision Log:
Optimal Decision
Scenario Nurse Ellen is calculating Ms. Anderson’s estimated date of delivery.
Question Nurse Ellen is calculating Ms. Anderson’s estimated date of delivery. Which of the following is an appropriate response by Ellen?
Selected Option "Your estimated date of delivery is April 20th."
Rationale Using Naegele's rule, the nurse should calculate the estimated date of delivery by determining the first day of the client’s last menstrual cycle, adding 7 days, and then counting forward 9 months.
Optimal Decision
Scenario Nurse Ellen is converting Ms. Anderson’s weight to pounds.
Question Nurse Ellen is converting Ms. Anderson’s weight to pounds. If Ms. Anderson weighs 113 kg, how many pounds does she weigh? (Round to the nearest tenth.)
Selected Option 248.6
Rationale STEP 1: What is the unit of measurement to calculate?lbSTEP 2: Set up the equation and solve for X.2.2 lb/1 kg = X lb/113kgX = 248.6STEP 3: Round, if necessarySTEP 4: Reassess to determine the amount to administer makes sense. If 1 kg = 2.2 lb, it makes sense that 113 kg = 248.6 lb.
Optimal Decision
Scenario Nurse Ellen is the explaining risk factors of gestational diabetes to Ms. Anderson.
Question Nurse Ellen is explaining the risk factors for developing gestational diabetes to Ms. Anderson. Which of the following should Ellen include? (Select all that apply.)
Selected Ordering Obesity Maternal age over 30Family history of diabetes mellitus
Rationale Risk factors for the development of gestational diabetes include obesity, familial history, and maternal age over 30. The client’s history of smoking and her first pregnancy are not risk factors.
Optimal Decision
Scenario Nurse Ellen is discussing the 1-hr oral glucose tolerance test with Ms. Anderson.
Question Nurse Ellen is preparing to administer a 1-hr oral glucose tolerance test for Ms. Anderson. Which of the following actions should Ellen take?
Selected Option Obtain a blood specimen 1 hr after Ms. Anderson ingests the oral glucose solution.
Rationale The nurse should obtain a blood specimen from the client 1 hr after she ingests the oral glucose solution.
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