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Nursing 2050 Exam 1 Questions Correctly Answered What is physiology? - answerthe way the body works to maintain homeostasis What is pathophysiology? - answerthe way the body works by getting out of homeostasis What are the three major eliminators? - answerLungs, kidneys, bowels Which tubes propel urine from the kidneys to the bladder? - answerUreters Which tube takes the urine from the bladder to the outside world? - answerUrethra What is the bladder? - answera muscular sac that acts as a...

NURS 2050 Maternal Child Health EXAM 1 Practice Questions Correctly Answered How many erupted teeth would the nurse expect a healthy 8-month-old infant to have? a) 2 b) 4 c) 6 d) 8 - answerANSWER a) 2 During the first week of life, the newborn's weight: a) increases about 5% to 10%. b) decreases about 5% to 10%. c) stabilizes d) fluctuates widely. - answerANSWER: b) decreases about 5% to 10 % Approximately 5% to 10% of the birth weight is lost by age 3 or 4 days as the result of the...

EXAM STUDY MATERIALS July 26, 2024 9:30 AM NUR 2050: Final exam study guide Questions Correctly Answered What is a never event, and what are some examples of a never event? - answer-shocking medical errors that should never occur -adverse events that are unambiguous -leads to serious disability or death -usually preventable. EX: CAUTI, DVT, stage 3/4 pressure injuries nosocomial Who qualifies for Medicare and what are the 3 parts of it? - answer- 65 years +- younger but disabled after ...

NURS 2050 Protection and Health Promotion Exam Questions Correctly Answered Which of the following are agencies that focus on global health and development? Select all that apply. a. world health organization b. united nations c. national institutes of health d. American nurses association - answera. world health organization b. united nations The number of deaths of infants younger than 28 days of age per 1000 live births is termed the: a. infant death rate b. neonatal birth rate c....

NUR 2050 - Final Exam Content (Oxygenation) Questions Correctly Answered A client with a suspected diagnosis of lung cancer has a bronchoscopy with biopsy. Following the procedure, what nurse should the nurse be a nursing priority? A. Encourage the client to gargle with oral lidocaine to decrease throat irritation. B. Monitor the client for signs of pneumothorax. C. Administer pain medication as needed to relieve mediastinal discomfort. D. Advise the client not to talk until the gag refle...

Nursing 2050 Exam 2 Questions Correctly Answered What is one of the highest risk areas of nursing practice? - answerMedication administration What is medication administration? - answerComplex, multidisciplinary process involving many professionals Who all is typically involved with medication administration? - answerPhysician/nurse practitioner Pharmacist Registered nurse Unit clerk or secretary Pharm tech When a nurse is given an order to administer medication what should the nurse ...

Nursing 2050 Exam 3 Questions Correctly Answered Water makes up____ of an adult body and ____ of an infant - answer60%; 80% Body water decreases with ____ and increases with____. - answerAge; body muscle What are the two components of body water? - answerIntracellular fluid (ICF) Extracellular fluid (ECF) ICF makes up ____ of the body water - answer40% ECF makes up ____ of the body water - answer20% What are the two main types of ECF? - answerInterstitial fluid Plasma What is the compo...

A client with a suspected diagnosis of lung cancer has a bronchoscopy with biopsy. Following the procedure, what nurse should the nurse be a nursing priority? A. Encourage the client to gargle with oral lidocaine to decrease throat irritation. B. Monitor the client for signs of pneumothorax. C. Administer pain medication as needed to relieve mediastinal discomfort. D. Advise the client not to talk until the gag reflex returns. Answer- Answer: B. Monitor the client for signs of pneumot...

A patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Which intervention for airway management should you delegate to a nursing assistant? a. Assisting the patient to sit up on the side of the bed b. Instructing the patient to cough effectively c. Teaching the patient to use incentive spirometry d. Auscultation of breath sounds every 4 hours Answer- Assisting the patient to sit up on the side of the bed A nurse is preparing to perform a general survey of a client who was admitted...