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Test Bank Complete For Brunner and Suddarth's Textbook of Medical-Surgical 15th Edition, (Janice L Hinkle2024) All Units| All Chapters 1-68
UNIT 1: PRINCIPLES OF NURSING PRACTICE 5
Chapter 1: Professional Nursing Practice 5
Chapter 2: Medical-Surgical Nursing 25
Chapter 3: Health Education And ...
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Brunner & Suddarth's Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing 15th Edition,
Janice L Hinkle (Author), Kerry H. Cheever (Author), Kristen Overbaugh (Author) 2024
All Units| All Chapters 1-68
15th EDITION
,UNIT 1: PRINCIPLES OF NURSING PRACTICE ------------------------------------------------------------- 5
Chapter 1: Professional Nursing Practice ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
Chapter 2: Medical-Surgical Nursing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 25
Chapter 3: Health Education And Health Promotion --------------------------------------------------------- 41
Chapter 4: Adult Health And Physical, Nutritional, And Cultural Assessment ------------------------- 60
Chapter 5: Stress And Inflammatory Responses --------------------------------------------------------------- 79
Chapter 6: Genetics And Genomics In Nursing ----------------------------------------------------------------- 99
Chapter 7: Disability And Chronic Illness ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 119
Chapter 8: Management Of The Older Adult Patient ------------------------------------------------------- 139
UNIT 2: CONCEPTS AND PRINCIPLES OF PATIENT MANAGEMENT ------------------------------ 157
Chapter 9: Pain Management ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 157
Chapter 10: Fluid And Electrolytes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 178
Chapter 11: Shock, Sepsis, And Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syn- Drome ---------------------------- 198
Chapter 12: Management Of Patients With Oncologic Disorders --------------------------------------- 219
Chapter 13: Palliative And End-Of-Life Care ------------------------------------------------------------------- 236
UNIT 3: PERIOPERATIVE CONCEPTS AND NURSING MANAGEMENT --------------------------- 256
Chapter 14: Preoperative Nursing Management ------------------------------------------------------------ 256
Chapter 15: Intraoperative Nursing Management ---------------------------------------------------------- 275
Chapter 16: Postoperative Nursing Management ----------------------------------------------------------- 293
UNIT 4: GAS EXCHANGE AND RESPIRATORY FUNCTION ------------------------------------------- 313
Chapter 17: Assessment Of Respiratory Function ----------------------------------------------------------- 313
Chapter 18: Management Of Patients With Upper Respiratory Tract Disorders -------------------- 332
Chapter 19: Management Of Patients With Chest And Lower Res- Piratory Tract Disorders---- 349
Chapter 20: Management Of Patients With Chronic Pulmonary Disease ----------------------------- 370
UNIT 5: CARDIOVASCULAR AND CIRCULATORY FUNCTION --------------------------------------- 391
Chapter 21: Assessment Of Cardiovascular Function ------------------------------------------------------- 391
Chapter 22: Management Of Patients With Arrhythmias And Con- Duction Problems ----------- 409
Chapter 23: Management Of Patients With Coronary Vascular Disorders --------------------------- 426
Chapter 24: Management Of Patients With Structural, Infectious, And Inflammatory Cardiac
Disorders ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 446
Chapter 25: Management Of Patients With Complications From Heart Disease ------------------- 464
Chapter 26: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Vascu- Lar Disorders And Problems
Of Peripheral Circulation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 481
Chapter 27: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Hy- Pertension ----------------------- 501
,UNIT 6: HEMATOLOGIC FUNCTION --------------------------------------------------------------------- 519
Chapter 28: Assessment Of Hematologic Function And Treatment Modalities --------------------- 519
Chapter 29: Management Of Patients With Nonmalignant Hema- Tologic Disorders ------------- 538
Chapter 30: Management Of Patients With Hematologic Neo- Plasms ------------------------------- 555
UNIT 7: IMMUNOLOGIC FUNCTION --------------------------------------------------------------------- 574
Chapter 31: Assessment Of Immune Function---------------------------------------------------------------- 574
Chapter 32: Management Of Patients With Immune Deficiency Disorders -------------------------- 592
Chapter 33: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Aller- Gic Disorders ----------------- 612
Chapter 34: Assessment And Management Of Patients With In- Flammatory Rheumatic
Disorders ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 632
UNIT 8: MUSCULOSKELETAL FUNCTION --------------------------------------------------------------- 650
Chapter 35: Assessment Of Musculoskeletal Function ----------------------------------------------------- 650
Chapter 36: Management Of Patients With Musculoskeletal Dis- Orders ---------------------------- 668
Chapter 37: Management Of Patients With Musculoskeletal Trau- Ma ------------------------------- 687
UNIT 9: DIGESTIVE AND GASTROINTESTINAL FUNCTION------------------------------------------ 706
Chapter 38: Assessment Of Digestive And Gastrointestinal Func- Tion ------------------------------- 706
Chapter 39: Management Of Patients With Oral And Esophageal Disorders ------------------------ 724
Chapter 40: Management Of Patients With Gastric And Duodenal Disorders ----------------------- 742
Chapter 41: Management Of Patients With Intestinal And Rectal Disorders ------------------------ 758
UNIT 10: METABOLIC AND ENDOCRINE FUNCTION ------------------------------------------------- 777
Chapter 42: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Obesi- Ty ------------------------------ 777
Chapter 43: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Hepat- Ic Disorders ----------------- 797
Chapter 44: Management Of Patients With Biliary Disorders -------------------------------------------- 815
Chapter 45: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Endo- Crine Disorders-------------- 834
Chapter 46: Management Of Patients With Diabetes ------------------------------------------------------ 854
UNIT 11: KIDNEY AND URINARY TRACT FUNCTION ------------------------------------------------- 873
Chapter 47: Assessment Of Kidney And Urinary Function ------------------------------------------------ 873
Chapter 48: Management Of Patients With Kidney Disorders ------------------------------------------- 891
Chapter 49: Management Of Patients With Urinary Disorders ------------------------------------------ 910
UNIT 12: REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION ------------------------------------------------------------------- 930
Chapter 50: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Female Physiologic Processes --- 930
Chapter 51: Management Of Patients With Female Reproductive Disorders ----------------------- 951
Chapter 52: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Breast Disorders--------------------- 971
Chapter 53: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Male Reproductive Disorders --- 988
, Chapter 54: Assessment And Management Of Patients Who Are Lgbtq ---------------------------- 1008
UNIT 13: INTEGUMENTARY FUNCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------1019
Chapter 55: Assessment Of Integumentary Function ----------------------------------------------------- 1019
Chapter 56: Management Of Patients With Dermatologic Disorders -------------------------------- 1037
Chapter 57: Management Of Patients With Burn Injury ------------------------------------------------- 1056
UNIT 14: SENSORY FUNCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------1075
Chapter 58: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Eye And Vision Disorders ------- 1075
Chapter 59: Assessment And Management Of Patients With Hear- Ing And Balance Disorders
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1094
UNIT 15: NEUROLOGIC FUNCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------1114
Chapter 60: Assessment Of Neurologic Function ---------------------------------------------------------- 1114
Chapter 61: Management Of Patients With Neurologic Dysfunction -------------------------------- 1133
Chapter 62: Management Of Patients With Cerebrovascular Dis- Orders -------------------------- 1151
Chapter 63: Management Of Patients With Neurologic Trauma -------------------------------------- 1171
Chapter 64: Management Of Patients With Neurologic Infections, Autoimmune Disorders, And
Neuropathies -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1191
Chapter 65: Management Of Patients With Oncologic Or Degenera- Tive Neurologic Disorders
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1209
UNIT 16: ACUTE COMMUNITY-BASED CHALLENGES -----------------------------------------------1227
Chapter 66: Management Of Patients With Infectious Diseases -------------------------------------- 1227
Chapter 67: Emergency Nursing -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1243
Chapter 68: Disaster Nursing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1255
,UNIT 1: PRINCIPLES OF NURSING PRACTICE
Chapter 1: Professional Nursing Practice
Hinkle: Brunner & Suddarth's Textbook Of Medical-Surgical Nursing, 15th Edition; Test Bank
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. A Nurse Has Been Offered A Position On An Obstetric Unit And Has Learned That
The Unit Offers Therapeutic Abortions, A Procedure That Contradicts The Nurse's
Personal Beliefs. What Is The Nurse's Ethical Obligation To These Clients?
A. The Nurse Should Adhere To Professional Standards Of Practice And Offer
Service To These Clients.
B. The Nurse Should Make The Choice To Decline This Position And Pursue A
Different Nursing Role.
C. The Nurse Should Decline To Care For The Client’s Considering Abortion.
D. The Nurse Should Express Alternatives To Women Considering Terminating Their
Pregnancy.
CORRECT ANS: B
Rationale: To Avoid Facing The Ethical Dilemma Of Providing Care That
Contradicts The Nurse’s Personal Beliefs, The Nurse Should Consider Working In An
Area Of Nursing That Would Not Pose This Dilemma. The Nurse Should Not Provide
Care To The Client Because It Is A Conflict Of Personal Values. The Nurse Should
Not Deny Care To These Clients As This Would Be A Breach In The Code Of Ethics
For Nurses. If The Client Is Not Requesting Information For Alternatives To
Abortions, Then The Nurse Should Not Be Providing This Information.
PTS: 1 Ref: P. 27
NAT: Client Needs: Safe, Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care
TOP: Chapter 1: Professional Nursing Practice Key: Integrated Process: Caring
BLM: Cognitive Level: Apply
2. An 80-Year-Old Client Is Admitted With A Diagnosis Of Community-Acquired
Pneumonia. During Admission The Client States, "I Have A Living Will." What
Implication Of This Should The Nurse Recognize?
A. This Document Is Always Honored, Regardless Of Circumstances.
B. This Document Specifies The Client's Wishes Before Hospitalization.
C. This Document Is Binding For The Duration Of The Client's Life.
D. This Document Has Been Drawn Up By The Client's Family To Determine Dnr
Status.
,CORRECT ANS: B
Rationale: A Living Will Is One Type Of Advance Directive. In Most Situations,
Living Wills Are Limited To Situations In Which The Client's Medical Condition Is
Deemed Terminal. The Other Answers Are Incorrect Because Living Wills Are Not
Always Honored In Every Circumstance, They Are Not Binding For The Duration Of
The Client's Life, And They Are Not Drawn Up By The Client's Family.
PTS: 1 Ref: P. 29
NAT: Client Needs: Safe, Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care TOP:
Chapter 1: Professional Nursing Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Communication And Documentation
BLM: Cognitive Level: Analyze Not: Multiple Choice
3. A Nurse Has Been Providing Ethical Care For Many Years And Is Aware Of The
Need To Maintain The Ethical Principle Of Nonmaleficence. Which Of The
Following Actions Would Be Considered A Violation Of This Principle?
A. Discussing A Dnr Order With A Terminally Ill Client
B. Assisting A Semi-Independent Client With Adls
C. Refusing To Administer Pain Medication As Prescribed
D. Providing More Care For One Client Than For Another
CORRECT ANS: C
Rationale: The Duty Not To Inflict As Well As Prevent And Remove Harm Is
Termed Nonmaleficence. Discussing A Dnr Order With A Terminally Ill Client And
Assisting A Client With Adls Would Not Be Considered Contradictions To The
Nurse's Duty Of Nonmaleficence. Some Clients Justifiably Require More Care Than
Others.
PTS: 1 Ref: P. 25
NAT: Client Needs: Safe, Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care TOP:
Chapter 1: Professional Nursing Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
BLM: Cognitive Level: Analyze Not: Multiple Choice
4. A Nurse Has Begun Creating A Client's Plan Of Care Shortly After The Client's
Admission. The Nurse Knows That It Is Important That The Wording Of The Chosen
Nursing Diagnoses Falls Within The Taxonomy Of Nursing. Which Organization Is
Responsible For Developing The Taxonomy Of A Nursing Diagnosis?
A. American Nurses Association (Ana)
B. North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (Nanda)
C. National League For Nursing (Nln)
D. Joint Commission
, CORRECT ANS: B
Rationale: Nanda International Is The Official Organization Responsible For
Developing The Taxonomy Of Nursing Diagnoses And Formulating Nursing
Diagnoses Acceptable For Study. The Ana, Nln, And Joint Commission Are Not
Charged With The Task Of Developing The Taxonomy Of Nursing Diagnoses.
PTS: 1 Ref: P. 15
NAT: Client Needs: Safe, Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care TOP:
Chapter 1: Professional Nursing Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Nursing Process
BLM: Cognitive Level: Understand Not: Multiple Choice
5. A Medical Nurse Has Obtained A New Client's Health History And Has Completed
The Admission Assessment. The Nurse Followed This By Documenting The Results
And Creating A Care Plan For The Client. Which Of The Following Is The Most
Important Rationale For Documenting The Client's Care?
A. It Provides Continuity Of Care.
B. It Creates A Teaching Log For The Family.
C. It Verifies Appropriate Staffing Levels.
D. It Keeps The Client Fully Informed.
CORRECT ANS: A
Rationale: This Record Provides A Means Of Communication Among Members Of
The Health Care Team And Facilitates Coordinated Planning And Continuity Of
Care. It Serves As The Legal And Business Record For A Health Care Agency And
For The Professional Staff Members Who Are Responsible For The Client's Care.
Documentation Is Not Primarily A Teaching Log; It Does Not Verify Staffing; And It
Is Not Intended To Provide The Client With Information About Treatments.
PTS: 1 Ref: P. 14
NAT: Client Needs: Safe, Effective Care Environment: Management Of Care TOP:
Chapter 1: Professional Nursing Practice
Key: Integrated Process: Communication And Documentation
BLM: Cognitive Level: Understand Not: Multiple Choice
6. The Nurse Has Been Assigned To Care For A Client Admitted With An
Opportunistic Infection Secondary To Aids. The Nurse Informs The Clinical Nurse
Leader That The Nurse Refuses To Care For A Client With Aids. The Nurse Has An
Obligation To This Client Under Which Of The Following?
A. Good Samaritan Act
B. Nursing Interventions Classification (Nic)
C. The Nurse Practice Act In The Nurse's Jurisdiction
D. International Council Of Nurses (Icn) Code Of Ethics For Nurses
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