BNS (VNSG 1323) CH.4 "Health and Illness" NCLEX STYLE QUESTIONS || with A+ Guaranteed Solutions.
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BNS CH.4 \"Health and Illness\" NCLEX ST
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BNS CH.4 \"Health And Illness\" NCLEX ST
The nurse understands that an ideal pathic illness is a condition does cause is unexplained. Which is an example of idiopathic illness?
A) inflammatory bowel disease
B) juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
C) fever of undetermined origin
D) Patient ductus arteriosus correct answers C) fever of undeter...
BNS (VNSG 1323) CH.4 "Health and Illness" NCLEX
STYLE QUESTIONS || with A+ Guaranteed Solutions.
The nurse understands that an ideal pathic illness is a condition does cause is unexplained.
Which is an example of idiopathic illness?
A) inflammatory bowel disease
B) juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
C) fever of undetermined origin
D) Patient ductus arteriosus correct answers C) fever of undetermined origin
When exacerbation refers to the reactivation of a disease. Which condition is associated with
exacerbation?
A) congenital illness
B) hereditary illness
C) chronic illness
D) Acute illness correct answers C) chronic illness
Ventricular septal defect that is a congenital disorder. The nurse understands that congenital
disorders are due to:
A) faulty embryonic development
B) Any primary illness
C) genetic causes
D) unexplained causes correct answers A) faulty embryonic development
A client is in the terminal stage of leukemia. The client is discharged from the hospital and a
licensed practical nurse is assigned for the nursing care of the client and home. This is an
example of:
A) Tertiary care
B) primary care
C) Secondary care
D) extended care correct answers D) extended care
In a nursing unit, the nurse-in-charge delegates nursing duties as follows: One nurse is assigned
to assist clients with nasogastric feeds; another nurse is assigned to dressings, and another nurse
for giving medications. Which type of nursing care is being implemented?
A) team nursing
B) nurse-managed care
C) functional nursing
D) primary nursing correct answers C) functional nursing
The nurse understands that Huntington's chorea is a neurologic disorder that manifest itself that
adulthood. Which category of illness best defines Huntington's chorea?
A) Primary illness
, B) chronic illness
C) hereditary illness
D) idiopathic illness correct answers C) Hereditary illness
All of the following symptoms are present in a client. Which of the highest priority of nursing
care?
A) Low self-esteem
B) anxiety
C) fever
D) low confidence correct answers C) fever
A nurse is caring for a client who is in the remission state of leukemia. The client expresses
anxiety about the recurrence leukemia and states feels depressed when thinking about the
outcome of leukemia. Which aspect of health is the client talking about?
A) Physical health
B) social heath
C) spiritual health
D) emotional health correct answers D) Emotional health
The nurse understands that mortality didn't know the number of people who died of a particular
disease or condition. What does an infant mortality rate of 15 indicate?
A) 15 infant deaths per year
B) 15 infant deaths per 100 live births
C) 15 infant deaths per 100 deliveries
D) 15 infant deaths per 1000 live births correct answers D) 15 infant deaths per 1000 live births
A resent nursing graduate has been making a concerted effort to ensure that clients receive
holistic nursing care. Which action best demonstrates the principle of hi holism?
A) The nurse seeks input and evaluation from clients after an intervention is performed
B) The nurse prioritizing assessments, diagnosis, and interventions that are at the peak of
Maslows hierarchy of needs
C) The nurse ensures that every client received equal care, regardless of diagnosis or activity
D) The nurse at times to meet the physical, social, emotional, and spiritual health needs of clients
correct answers D) The nurse attempted to meet with the physical, social, emotional, and
spiritual health needs of clients
A public health nurse has been doing research in preparation for an influenza vaccination
campaign and has learned that among adults in the community, 73 people out of every 1000 were
infected with influenza last year. The epidemiological statistic represents:
A) The morbidity of influenza
B) The mortality rate of influenza
C) The pervasiveness of influenza
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