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x 8th Edition by Mariann M. Harding;
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Chapter 1 - 15
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,Clinical xReasoning xCases xin xNursing x8th xEdition xHarding xSnyder xTest xBank

Contents:

Chapter x1. xPerfusion

Chapter x2. xGas xExchange

Chapter x3. xMobility

Chapter x4. xDigestion

Chapter x5. xUrinary xElimination

Chapter x6. xIntracranial xRegulation

Chapter x7. xMetabolism xand xGlucose xRegulation

Chapter x8. xImmunity

Chapter x9. xCellular xRegulation

Chapter x10. xTissue xIntegrity

Chapter x11. xCognition

Chapter x12. xInfection xand xInflammation

Chapter x13. xDevelopmental

Chapter x14. xReproductive

Chapter x15. xMood, xStress, xand xAddiction

,Chapter x1. xPerfusion
Clinical xReasoning xCases xin xNursing x8th xEdition xHarding xSnyder xTest xBank

MULTIPLE xCHOICE
1. xThe xnurse xis xexplaining xto xa xstudent xnurse xabout ximpaired xcentral xperfusion. xThe xnurse
xknows xthe xstudent xunderstands xthis xproblem xwhen xthe xstudent xstates, xCentral xperfusion


a. Is xmonitored xonly xby xthe xphysician.
b. Involves xthe xentire xbody.
c. Is xdecreased xwith xhypertension.
d. Is xtoxic xto xthe xcardiac xsystem.
ANSWER: xB
Central xperfusion xdoes xinvolve xthe xentire xbody xas xall xorgans xare xsupplied xwith xoxygen xand
xvital xNutrients. xThe xphysician xdoes xnot xcontrol xthe xbodys xability xfor xperfusion. xCentral

xperfusion xis xnotdecreased xwith xhypertension. xCentral xperfusion xis xnot xtoxic xto xthe xcardiac

xsystem.




2. xA xpatient xwas xdiagnosed xwith xhypertension. xThe xpatient xasks xthe xnurse xhow xthis xdisease
xcould xhave xhappened xto xthem. xThe xnurses xbest xresponse xis xHypertension


a. Happens xto xeveryone xsooner xor xlater. xDont xbe xconcerned xabout xit.
b. Can xhappen xfrom xeating xa xpoor xdiet, xso xchange xwhat x you xare xeating.
c. Can xhappen xfrom xarterial xchanges xthat ximpede xthe xblood xflow.
d. Happens xwhen xpeople xdo xnot xexercise, xso xyou xshould xwalk
xevery xday.



ANSWER: xC
Hardening xof xthe xarteries xfrom xatherosclerosis xcan xcause xhypertension xin xthe xpatient.
xHypertension xdoes xnot xhappen xto xeveryone. xChanging xthe xpatients xdiet xand xexercising xmay

xbe xa xpositive xlife xchange, xbut xthese xanswers xdo xnot xexplain xto xthe xpatient xhow xthe xdisease

xcould xhave xhappened.




3. xThe xpatient xasks xthe xnurse xto xexplain xthe xsinoatrial xnode xin xthe xheart. xThe xnurses xbest
xresponse xwould xbe, xThe xsinoatrial xnode


a. Provides xthe xheart xwith xthe xstimulation xto xbeat xin xa xnormal xrhythm.
b. Protects xthe xheart xfrom xatherosclerotic xchanges.
c. Provides xthe xheart xwith xoxygenated xblood.
d. Protects xthe xheart xfrom
xinfection.




ANSWER: xA
The xsinoatrial xnode xis xthe xnatural xpacemaker xof xthe xheart, xand xit xassists xthe xheart xto xbeat xin xa
xNormal xrhythm. xThe xsinoatrial xnode xdoes xnot xprotect xfrom xatherosclerotic xchanges xor

xinfection,and xit xdoes xnot xdirectly xprovide xthe xheart xwith xoxygenated xblood.

4. xThe xpatient xis xbrought xto xthe xemergency xdepartment xafter xa xmotor xvehicle xaccident. xThe
xpatient xis xdiagnosed xwith xinternal xbleeding. xThe xnurses xprimary xconcern xis xto xmonitor xfor


a. Mental xalertness.

, b. Perfusion.




c. Pain.
d. Reaction xto
xmedications.


ANSWER: xB
Perfusion xis xthe xcorrect xanswer, xbecause xwith xinternal xbleeding, xthe xnurse xshould x monitor xvital
Signs xto xbe xsure xperfusion xis xhappening. xMental xalertness, xpain, xand xmedication xreactions
xareimportant xbut xnot xthe xprimary xconcern.

5. xA xpatients xserum xelectrolytes xare xbeing xmonitored. xThe xnurse xnotices xthat xthe xpotassium
xlevel xis xlow. xThe xnurse xknows xthat xthe xpatient xshould xbe xobserved xfor


a. Tissue xischemia.
b. Brain xmalformations.
c. Intestinal xblockage.
d. Cardiac
xdysthymia.




ANSWER: xD
Cardiac xdysthymia xis xa xpossibility xwhen xserum xpotassium xis xhigh xor xlow. xTissue xischemia, xbrain
xMalformations, xor xintestinal xblockage xdo xnot xhave xa xdirect xcorrelation xto xpotassium xirregularities.

6. xA xnurse xis xexplaining xto xa xstudent xnurse xabout xperfusion. xThe xnurse xknows xthe xstudent
xunderstands xthe xconcept xof xperfusion xwhen xthe xstudent xstates, xPerfusion


a. Is xa xnormal xfunction xof xthe xbody, xand xI xdont xhave xto xbe xconcerned xabout xit.
b. Is xmonitored xby xthe xphysician, xand xI xjust xfollow xorders.
c. Is xmonitored xby xvital xsigns xand xcapillary xrefill.
d. Varies xas xa xperson xages, xso xI xwould xexpect xchanges xin
xthe xbody.




ANSWER: xC
The xbest xmethod xto xmonitor xperfusion xis xto xmonitor xvital xsigns xand xcapillary xrefill. xThis
xallows xThe xnurse xto xknow xif xperfusion xis xadequate xto xmaintain xvital xorgans. xThe xnurse

xdoes xhave xto xbe xconcerned xabout xperfusion. xPerfusion xis xnot xonly xmonitored xby xthe

xphysician xbut xthe xnurse xtoo. xPerfusion xdoes xnot xalways xchange xas xthe xperson xages.

7. xThe xnurse xis xconducting xa xpatient xassessment. xThe xpatient xtells xthe xnurse xthat xhe xhas
xsmoked xtwo xpacks xof xcigarettes xper xday xfor x27 xyears. xThe xnurse xmay xfind xwhich xdata

xupon x assessment?


a. Blood xpressure xabove xthe xnormal xrange
b. Bounding xpedal xpulses
c. Night xblindness

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