Adult Health Clinical Game

Front 1

1. Using the Braden Scale, what is Mr. W.G.’s sensory perception score?
A. 1 (Completely Limited)
B. 2 (Very Limited)
C. 3 (Slightly Limited)
D. 4 (No Impairment)

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Front 2

2. Using the Braden Scale, what is Mr. W.G.’s moisture score?
A. 1 (Constantly Moist)
B. 2 (Very Moist)
C. 3 (Occasionally Moist)
D. 4 (Rarely Moist)

Back 2

x

Front 3

1. Using the Braden Scale, what is Mr. W.G.’s sensory perception score?
A. 1 (Completely Limited)
B. 2 (Very Limited)
C. 3 (Slightly Limited)
D. 4 (No Impairment)

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Front 4

2. Using the Braden Scale, what is Mr. W.G.’s moisture score?
A. 1 (Constantly Moist)
B. 2 (Very Moist)
C. 3 (Occasionally Moist)
D. 4 (Rarely Moist)

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Front 5

3. Using the Braden Scale, what is Mr. W.G.’s activity score?
A. 1 (Bedfast)
B. 2 (Chairfast)
C. 3 (Walks Occasionally)
D. 4 (Walks Frequently)

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Front 6

4. Using the Braden Scale, what is Mr. W.G.’s mobility score?
A. 1 (Completely Immobile)
B. 2 (Very Limited)
C. 3 (Slightly Limited)
D. 4 (No Limitations)

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Front 7

5. Using the Braden Scale, what is Mr. W.G.’s nutrition score?
A. 1 (Very Poor)
B. 2 (Probably Inadequate)
C. 3 (Adequate)
D. 4 (Excellent)

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Front 8

6. Using the Braden Scale, what is Mr. W.G.’s friction and shear score?
A. 1 (Problem)
B. 2 (Potential Problem)
C. 3 (No Apparent Problem)

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Front 9

7. Stopping the appearance of how many pressure ulcers would save the typical Miami metro area hospital enough money to pay your (typical Staff Nurse) salary?
a. 1.73
b. 2.59
c. 3.54
d. 17.43

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Front 10

8. Every pressure ulcer in a hospital setting increases the hospital’s cost, but also what? (verbal answer)

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Front 11

9. Fill in the “X” with a number: Pressure ulcers typically develop within the first “X” weeks of hospital stay?
a. 4
b. 3
c. 2
d. 1

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Front 12

10. There are a number of answers to this question – I will begin with the person who raises their hand first, taking one answer at a time. Each correct answer will earn 2 points. If you raise your hand and cannot give a correct answer, you may consult with your team to earn 1 point:
Question:
Name one of the 6 subscales that make up the final Braden scale score.

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Front 13

11. A patient’s total Braden Scale score can fall within what range?
a. 5-25
b. 7-30
c. 5-23
d. 6-23

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Front 14

12. Verbal answer question: Even if patients are rated as “not at risk” on Braden Scale score, Braden recommends placing them in an *what* category: _____?

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Front 15

Bonus :
1. The average pressure ulcer is associated with increasing the length of the patient’s hospital stay from 12.8 days to _________?

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Front 16

Bonus 2:
2. Based on Mr. W.G.’s total Braden Scale Score, indicate his level of risk for developing a pressure ulcer.
A. 9 or less = Very high risk
B. 10-12 = High risk
C. 13-14 = Moderate risk
D. 15-18 = Mild risk
E. 19-23 = Generally not at risk

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Front 17

Bonus:
3. Verbal Answer: Name one of the 3 reasons patients that are “not at risk” according to the Braden Scale may be placed in the “at risk” category

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