NUR 111 Q&A Bundle

Nature of Pain 1) Physical, emotional, cognitive components 2) Physical and/or mental status 3) Is exhausting and demands energy 4) Interferes with relationships Physiology of Pain 1) Transduction 2) Transmission 3) Perception 4) Modulation Transduction 1) Converts energy produced by these stimuli...

The nurse is preparing a presentation on infections. Which factor regarding chronic infections should be included? A. Chronic infections do not affect young children. B. Chronic infections generally appear suddenly. C. Chronic infections only affect susceptible hosts. D. Chronic infections can persi...

A nurse is providing teaching to a client who takes opioid pain medication and has a new prescription or docusate sodium. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the teaching? a) "It might take up to 3 days for the medication to work." b) "I will take ...

A nurse is educating a group of clients regarding mobility. The nurse emphasizes that joints in the body: A. connect bones to muscles B. connect bone to bone C. hold the skeleton together while providing mobility D. carry the contractile forces from the muscle to the cone to cause movement C Joints ...

A nurse and a primary care provider inform a client that chemotherapy is recommended for a diagnosis of cancer. Which nursing action is most representative of the concept of holism? A. Offer to come to the client's home to provide needed physical care. B. Contact the client's spiritual...

Which information should the nurse include when documenting the characteristics of a pressure wound located on the hip of a client? Location of the wound Length, width, and depth Nutritional status of the client Presence of undermining or tunneling Number and type of dressing supplies used Drainage ...

Determine age appropriate assessment findings for a sensory assessment? Children: infants senses hard to determine, superficial tactile sensation (by age 2), superficial pain sensation (sharp vs dull) Adults: easier to assess, different tests, senses decline as we age Identify risk factors and popu...

What is cognitive learning? When a client can learn something and verbalize it back to you. What is affective learning? When a client can learn something and is then able to discuss their feelings about it. What is psychomotor learning? When a client can learn something and then actively demonstra...

What is the importance of assessing a pt's pain status? It is a critical component to understanding the pt's clinical status and progress. Which cultures care for ill members by protecting them from bad news about their health? collectivistic -Hispanic -African -Aisan Why do we analyze vital...

Applying quality improvement If a student nurse is identifying errors and hazards in care, and designing and testing interventions to change processes that means they are? Nurse educator, nursing researcher, or advanced practice registered nurse What kind of career could a nurse with a master's ...

What is an early indication of osteoporosis? loss of height What is the most important factor in a patient's ability to learn a new skill? the involvement of the patient in planning the change What is a nonpharmacologic treatment of a fever? keep the patient's bed linens dry and reduce exter...