NUR 329 TESTS COMPILATION BUNDLE

Which electrolyte it most important to monitor for Dig toxicity? correct answer: Potassium Whats the distinct diagnostic sound heard with Heart Failure? correct answer: S3 What do the waves mean? correct answer: -P wave: the sequential activation (depolarization) of the right and left atria...

Winslow (1920), who is sometimes described as the father of public health in the United States, defined public health as which of the following? • A science and focussed on education • An art and focussed on sanitation • Both a science and an art • Both a science and very practical ...

health correct answer: complete mental, physical, and social well being of patient - being content with your life attributes of mental health correct answer: -rational thinking -effective coping -resiliency -self-control -self-awareness -developmentally on task -spiritual satisfaction ...

how much time does the average Australian spend inside? correct answer: 90% biomedical model-model of health which focuses on the treatment of disease while incorporating the roles of social factors and disease prevention. correct answer: false how much water on the planet is available for d...

epidemic correct answer: An outbreak occurs when there is an increased incidence of a disease beyond that which is normally found in the population. epidemiological triad correct answer: Model-based on the belief that health status is determined by the interaction of the characteristics of the ...

A home health case manager is charged with identifying opportunities for health promotion and illness prevention. The fulfillment of this charge would best be demonstrated when the case manager: a. collaborates with a local chaplain to ensure that the spiritual needs of cancer clients are addressed...

A public health framework that is often referred to is that of upstream, midstream and downstream factors, all of which are interconnected to health determinants and ultimately health. Provide an outline and examples for each upstream, midstream and downstream factors in reference to public health c...

What is the name of the bacteria that causes Rheumatic heart fever? correct answer: Group A Streptococcus (GAS) Please identify the most common site for streptococcus infections? correct answer: The throat There is circumstantial evidence that in certain populations there is another common s...

Mental Health correct answer: -physical, mental, and social well-being not merely the absence of disease -associated with happiness, contentment, satisfaction, achievement, optimism, or hope Mental disorder correct answer: -a syndrome associated by clinically significant disturbance in an indi...

What are the nurse's roles in a patient's drug therapy? (Select all that apply.) A. To select and order specific drugs B. To mix (compound) and dispense prescribed drugs C. To administer prescribed drugs directly to the patient D. To teach patients about the drugs prescribed E. To only accept...

The nurse recognize Ulcerative Colitis as___ and at high risk for___ correct answer: -starting in the rectal region and can uniformly spread to the entire colon -Colon Cancer Nurse provides patient teaching of the common manifestations of ulcerative colitis are... correct answer: Bloody Diarrh...

Melena correct answer: Blood in stool Steatorrhea correct answer: Fatty stool Can be cause by DTI Clay-like, light colored, floats Light colored stool correct answer: Cholecystitis Green stool correct answer: Bile in stool GERD correct answer: Gastric secretions flow upward into e...

1. Prevalence Proportion is: A. Existing disease in a population B. Number of people who are sick C. Risk for getting a disease D. Population at risk who are sick correct answer: A 2. Incidence is a measure of: A. Accuracy B. Risk C. Specificity D. Sensitivity correct answer: B 3. Th...

Normal sinus rhythm correct answer: 60-100 bpm Regular P: normal PR: normal QRS: normal Sinus bradycardia correct answer: Less than 60 bpm Regular P: normal PR: normal QRS: normal Sinus tachycardia correct answer: 101-200 bpm Regular P: normal PR: normal QRS: normal Premature...