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Test Bank For Brunner &
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Suddarth's Textbook of Medical-
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Surgical Nursing 15th Edition By
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Janice L Hinkle, Kerry H. Cheever,
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Et al. | Complete |Chapters 1-68
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,Table of Contents
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Chapter i01 iProfessional iNursing iPractice 2
Chapter i02 iMedical-Surgical iNursing 17
Chapter i03 iHealth iEducation iand iHealth iPromotion 30
Chapter i04 iAdult iHealth iand iPhysical, iNutritional, iand iCultural iAssessment 45
Chapter i05 iStress iand iInflammatory iResponses 60
Chapter i06 iGenetics iand iGenomics iin iNursing 76
Chapter i07 iDisability iand iChronic iIllness 92
Chapter i08 iManagement iof ithe iOlder iAdult iPatient 107
Chapter i09 iPain iManagement 121
Chapter i10 iFluid iand iElectrolytes 137
Chapter i11 iShock, iSepsis, iand iMultiple iOrgan iDysfunction iSyndrome 153
Chapter i12 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iOncologic iDisorders 169
Chapter i13 iPalliative iand iEnd-of-Life iCare 183
Chapter i14 iPreoperative iNursing iManagement 199
Chapter i15 iIntraoperative iNursing iManagement 214
Chapter i16 iPostoperative iNursing iManagement 228
Chapter i17 iAssessment iof iRespiratory iFunction 243
Chapter i18 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iUpper iRespiratory iTract iDisorders 258
Chapter i19 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iChest iand iLower iRespiratory iTract iDisorders 272
Chapter i20 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iChronic iPulmonary iDisease 288
Chapter i21 iAssessment iof iCardiovascular iFunction 304
Chapter i22 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iArrhythmias iand iConduction iProblems 318
Chapter i23 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iCoronary iVascular iDisorders 331
Chapter i24 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iStructural, iInfectious, iand iInflammatory iCardiac
Disorders 347
Chapter i25 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iComplications ifrom iHeart iDisease 361
Chapter i26 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iVascular iDisorders iand iProblems
of iPeripheral iCirculation 375
Chapter 27 Assessment and Management of Patients with Hypertension
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391
Chapter i28 iAssessment iof iHematologic iFunction iand iTreatment iModalities 405
Chapter i29 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iNonmalignant iHematologic iDisorders 420
Chapter i30 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iHematologic iNeoplasms 433
Chapter i31 iAssessment iof iImmune iFunction 448
Chapter i32 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iImmune iDeficiency iDisorders 462
Chapter i33 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iAllergic iDisorders 477
Chapter i34 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iInflammatory iRheumatic iDisorders 492
Chapter i35 iAssessment iof iMusculoskeletal iFunction 506
Chapter i36 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iMusculoskeletal iDisorders 520

,Chapter i37 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iMusculoskeletal iTrauma 535
Chapter i38 iAssessment iof iDigestive iand iGastrointestinal iFunction 550
Chapter i39 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iOral iand iEsophageal iDisorders 564
Chapter i40 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iGastric iand iDuodenal iDisorders 578
Chapter i41 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iIntestinal iand iRectal iDisorders 591
Chapter i42 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iObesity 606
Chapter i43 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iHepatic iDisorders 621
Chapter i44 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iBiliary iDisorders 635
Chapter i45 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iEndocrine iDisorders 650
Chapter i46 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iDiabetes 665
Chapter i47 iAssessment iof iKidney iand iUrinary iFunction 680
Chapter i48 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iKidney iDisorders 695
Chapter i49 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iUrinary iDisorders 710
Chapter i50 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iFemale iPhysiologic iProcesses 725
Chapter i51 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iFemale iReproductive iDisorders 741
Chapter i52 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iBreast iDisorders 757
Chapter i53 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iMale iReproductive iDisorders 771
Chapter i54 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iWho iAre iLGBTQ 786
Chapter i55 iAssessment iof iIntegumentary iFunction 794
Chapter i56 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iDermatologic iDisorders 808
Chapter i57 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iBurn iInjury 822
Chapter i58 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iEye iand iVision iDisorders 837
Chapter i59 iAssessment iand iManagement iof iPatients iwith iHearing iand iBalance iDisorders 851
Chapter i60 iAssessment iof iNeurologic iFunction 866
Chapter i61 iManagement iof iPatients iWith iNeurologic iDysfunction 881
Chapter i62 iManagement iof iPatients iWith iCerebrovascular iDisorders 895
Chapter i63 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iNeurologic iTrauma 911
Chapter i64 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iNeurologic iInfections, iAutoimmune iDisorders, iand
Neuropathies 926
Chapter i65 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iOncologic ior iDegenerative iNeurologic iDisorders 940
Chapter i66 iManagement iof iPatients iwith iInfectious iDiseases 955
Chapter i67 iEmergency iNursing 968
Chapter i68 iDisaster iNursing 977

, Chapter 1: Professional Nursing Practice
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Hinkle: Brunner & Suddarth's Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing, 15th Edition
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MULTIPLE iCHOICE

1. A inurse ihas ibeen ioffered ia iposition ion ian iobstetric iunit iand ihas ilearned ithat ithe iunit ioffers
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therapeuticiabortions, ia iprocedure ithat icontradicts ithe inurse's ipersonal ibeliefs. iWhat iis ithe inurse's
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ethical iobligation ito ithese iclients?
A. The inurse ishould iadhere ito iprofessional istandards iof ipractice iand ioffer iservice ito
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theseiclients.
B. The inurse ishould imake ithe ichoice ito idecline ithis iposition iand ipursue ia idifferent
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nursingirole.
C. The inurse ishould idecline ito icare ifor ithe iclient’s iconsidering iabortion.
D. The inurse ishould iexpress ialternatives ito iwomen iconsidering iterminating itheir ipregnancy.
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Rationale: iTo iavoid ifacing ithe iethical idilemma iof iproviding icare ithat icontradicts ithe inurse’s
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personal ibeliefs, ithe inurse ishould iconsider iworking iin ian iarea iof inursing ithat iwould inot ipose ithis
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dilemma. iTheinurse ishould inot iprovide icare ito ithe iclient ibecause iit iis ia iconflict iof ipersonal ivalues.
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The inurse ishould inot ideny icare ito ithese iclients ias ithis iwould ibe ia ibreach iin ithe iCode iof iEthics
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for inurses. iIf ithe iclient iis inot irequesting iinformation ifor ialternatives ito iabortions, ithen ithe inurse
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should inot ibe iproviding ithis iinformation.

PTS: i i i 1 REF: i p. i27
NAT: iClient iNeeds: iSafe, iEffective iCare iEnvironment: iManagement iof iCare
TOP: i Chapter i1: iProfessional iNursing iPractice KEY: iIntegrated iProcess:
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CaringBLM: Cognitive Level: Apply
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2. An i80-year-old iclient iis iadmitted iwith ia idiagnosis iof icommunity-acquired ipneumonia. iDuring
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admission ithe iclient istates, i"I ihave ia iliving iwill." iWhat iimplication iof ithis ishould ithe inurse
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recognize?
A. This idocument iis ialways ihonored, iregardless iof icircumstances.
B. This idocument ispecifies ithe iclient's iwishes ibefore ihospitalization.
C. This idocument iis ibinding ifor ithe iduration iof ithe iclient's ilife.
D. This idocument ihas ibeen idrawn iup iby ithe iclient's ifamily ito idetermine iDNR istatus.
ANS: i B
Rationale: iA iliving iwill iis ione itype iof iadvance idirective. iIn imost isituations, iliving iwills iare
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limited itoisituations iin iwhich ithe iclient's imedical icondition iis ideemed iterminal. iThe iother ianswers
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are iincorrect ibecause iliving iwills iare inot ialways ihonored iin ievery icircumstance, ithey iare inot
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binding ifor ithe iduration iof ithe iclient's ilife, iand ithey iare inot idrawn iup iby ithe iclient's ifamily.

PTS: i i i 1 REF: i p. i29
NAT: Client Needs: Safe, iEffective iCare iEnvironment: iManagement iof
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CareiTOP: i Chapter i1: iProfessional iNursing iPractice
KEY: i Integrated iProcess: iCommunication iand iDocumentation BLM: iCognitive iLevel:
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AnalyzeiNOT: iMultiple iChoice

3. A inurse ihas ibeen iproviding iethical icare ifor imany iyears iand iis iaware iof ithe ineed ito imaintain ithe
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ethicaliprinciple iof inonmaleficence. iWhich iof ithe ifollowing iactions iwould ibe iconsidered ia iviolation
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of ithis iprinciple?
A. Discussing ia iDNR iorder iwith ia iterminally iill iclient
B. Assisting ia isemi-independent iclient iwith iADLs
C. Refusing ito iadminister ipain imedication ias iprescribed



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