VA-BC Patient Evaluation & Care Coordination

Question 1

Which is the first step in patient assessment for vascular access?

Accepted Answer

Review medical history

Answer

Insert the catheter

Answer

Give medication

Answer

Check room temperature

Question 2

Why is patient education important before insertion?

Accepted Answer

To improve cooperation and reduce anxiety

Answer

To avoid paperwork

Answer

To reduce staff workload

Answer

To skip consent

Question 3

Which factor is most important in site selection?

Accepted Answer

Nurse's preference

Answer

Patient’s height

Answer

Vein condition

Answer

Medication color

Question 4

What is care coordination?

Accepted Answer

Communicating care plans with the team

Answer

Keeping notes private

Answer

Only talking to doctors

Answer

Filing documents

Question 5

Which team member might assist in evaluating vascular access options?

Accepted Answer

Vascular access specialist

Answer

Dietician

Answer

Physical therapist

Answer

Lab technician

Question 6

Which assessment should be made post-insertion?

Accepted Answer

Pain, redness, and swelling

Answer

Hair color

Answer

Allergies

Answer

Vision

Question 7

When should care coordination be documented?

Accepted Answer

After each procedure

Answer

At the end of the shift

Answer

Once a week

Answer

Only during emergencies

Question 8

Why is ongoing assessment necessary?

Accepted Answer

To monitor device function and patient condition

Answer

To reduce patient visits

Answer

To check email

Answer

To update the calendar

Question 9

How can nurses support care coordination?

Accepted Answer

Communicate with the team

Answer

Avoid discussions

Answer

Work alone

Answer

Ignore records