Comprehensive NUR 125 Q&A Bundle!

How do we speak in a therapeutic verbal way? we use a calm tone, we are relaxed, we introduce ourselves to build familiarity and trust, we ask what they would like to be called. We actively listen by making eye contact, having an open posture, leaning forward, being eye level with them, asking open ...

What is nephrolithiasis? a. stones in the kidney tion of a urinary tract stone in the ureter. c. a Kidney infection d. A complete resection of the entire kidney a. stones in the kidney When documenting history on a patient diagnosed with suspected kidney stones why is it important to ask about the...

A patient on a medical- surgical floor reports having shortness of breath. The nurse needs to conduct which type of assessment? problem based For which patient is a shift assessment indicated? A. the person being admitted to long-term care B. The person who is at a health fair C. The person who is ...

The nurse collects data from a client who has experienced an episode of chest pain. The client tells the nurse that the chest pain started shortly after he started raking leaves but went away after he rested and took a nitroglyerin tablet. Which type of angina should the nurse recognize in the clien...

Preventing and treating infections during childbirth have reduced maternal and infant mortality rates. Of the following, which scientific advancement has done the most to improve neonatal mortality statistics? Treatment advances for preterm infants Which of the following are ethical dilemmas? Using...

When the nurse attempts to obtain vital signs, the client pulls away, gathers the bed covers to their chin, and speaks in a language unfamiliar to the nurse. What is the best action for the nurse to take? Attempt to find an interpreter. Which of the following concepts characterizes transcultural nu...

What is the role of water in the body? -vital in normal cell function -medium for metabolic reactions -transport nutrients and waste -lubricant, shock absorber, insulator -regulate body temperature How does gender and body size affect total amount of body water? -more body fat = less fluid -women h...

In early civilization illness was believed to be caused by: A. Bacteria and viruses B. Supernatural forces C. Internal imbalance D. External conflict B. Supernatural forces Knowledge of disease process occurred with the: A. Teachings of Hippocrates B. Use of herbal medicine C. Development of the US...

Four methods used to diagnose Diabetes mellitus Hemoglobin A1C Fasting Blood Sugar Glucose Tolerance Test Random Blood Sugar Hemoglobin A1C (Glycosalated Hemoglobin) Measures you average blood sugar level over the past 2 or 3 months 4-6%= normal 6.5-8% acceptable for pts with diabetes (target goal ...

What is the pathophysiology of rheumatoid arthritis? Long-term exposure to unidentified antigen Normal antibodies become autoantibodies called rheumatoid factors Cartilage damage from three processes Neutrophils, T cells, other synovial fluid cells activated, degrade surface layer of articular car...

The nurse observes that during feeding, the newborn looks at the mother's face and holds her finger. According to Piaget, these observations indicate the child is in which phase of development? Sensorimotor The nurse is caring for a toddler who has recently turned 2 years old. Of the following b...

Tocolytics A class of medications that promote uterine relaxation (prevention of preterm birth) You should not give tocolytic medications after how many weeks of pregnancy? 37 weeks Maternal contraindications of tocolytics severe preeclampsia and eclampsia, active vaginal bleeding, intrauterine in...

Total Parenteral Nutrition A method of providing nutrients to the body by an IV route. The nutrients are a complete admixture containing proteins, carbohydrates, fats, electrolytes, vitamins, trace minerals and sterile water in a single container. Goals: - To improve nutritional status - To establis...

What are the 2 types of electrolytes? cations: positive Anions: negative What is the main function of sodium in the body? to regulate and balance water Maintain osmotic pressure and assist in acid base balance What is the main function of potassium in the body? nerve impulse transmission Muscle...