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NURS 355 – Eyes Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified. Define myopia - answerNearsightedness - incoming light focuses in front of the retina. Distant vision is blurred Describe hyperopia - answerFar-sightedness - incoming light focuses behind the retina. Near vision is blurred Describe presbyopia - answerLoss of accomodation - lens of the eye hardens w/ age 40+ - Blurred near vision Describe an astigmatism - answerIrregularly shaped cornea - most common vision problem. Light rays f...

NURS 3094 Praxis Test 2 | Questions with Verified Answers The nurse is performing an assessment and notes that the client has exophthalmos and complains of double vision. These findings are consistent with which condition? 1. Glaucoma 2. Hypertension 3. Hyperthyroidism 4. Sinus infection Which eye problem is the leading cause of blindness in client with diabetes? 1. Cataracts 2.Glaucoma 3. Retinopathy 4. Astigmatism A client who was involved in a motor vehicle crash reports seeing flashes of l...

In the doctor's office, the patient's blood oxygen saturation is measured with: A pulse oximeter Which of the following is the best source of vitamin C? A. meats & nuts B. milk C. citrus fruits D. oils Citrus fruits Principals of professional ethics may include all the following EXCEPT A. objectivity B. financial control C. responsibility D. confidentiality Financial control Which type of drug schedule has not acceptable medical use? A. schedule I B. schedule II ...

ANATOMY BSC2346 A & P 1 - Rasmussen College relatively healthy 42-year-old female with well-managed diabetes. She reports occasional alcohol intake, smokes cigarettes only when drinking, and exercises 3-4 times a week. She has a history of mild myopia, which she has corrected with glasses and contacts since she was 14 years old. Kari has been having trouble seeing at night. It has been gradually getting worse and she was tripped on a rug and bumped into a few walls within the last week. She has ...

EAQ COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST 2024/2025 (ALL CORRECT 100%) The nurse is caring for a client with burns receiving opioid analgesics and who is sedated. Which medications should the nurse anticipate to be prescribed by the primary healthcare provider to overcome this side effect of the opioid analgesics? A: Pregabalin A: Gabapentin Lorazepam Morphine Midazolam - ANSWER Pregabalin and gabapentin are adjuvant analgesics used to overcome the side effects caused by opioid an...

After completing this chapter, you will be able to: 1. Identify the purposes of the physical examination. 2. Explain the four techniques used in physical examination: inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation. 3. Identify expected findings during health assessment. 4. Verbalize the steps used in performing selected examination procedures: a. Assessing appearance and mental status. b. Assessing the skin. c. Assessing the hair. d. Assessing the nails. e. Assessing the skull ...

EAQ COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST 2024/2025 (CORRECT 100%) Monitor serum carbon dioxide levels routinely. - ANSWER Carbon dioxide levels must be maintained since carbon dioxide can cause vasodilation, increasing intracranial pressure, and decreasing blood flow. The fluid may be cerebrospinal fluid; clearing the ear may cause further damage. Because of manipulation during a craniotomy, anticonvulsants are given prophylactically to prevent seizures. Elevating the head of the bed...

ANATOMY BSC2346 A & P 1 - Rasmussen College relatively healthy 42-year-old female with well-managed diabetes. She reports occasional alcohol intake, smokes cigarettes only when drinking, and exercises 3-4 times a week. She has a history of mild myopia, which she has corrected with glasses and contacts since she was 14 years old. Kari has been having trouble seeing at night. It has been gradually getting worse and she was tripped on a rug and bumped into a few walls within the last week. She has ...

Aberration + types of abberation - ANSWER-deviation from a single focus of light rays from one source; failure to bring light rays to a single focal point two types: chromatic and monochromatic Accomodation - ANSWER-the ability of the eye to adjust focus for varying distances Achromatic - ANSWER-lens that can refract light without creating rainbow effect What effects do Achromatic lens limit and how? - ANSWER-limits effects of chromatic, spherical aberration (combines and thus focuses ...

OD - right eye OS - left eye OU - both eyes QD - once a day BID - twice a day TID - three times a day QID - four times a day QHS - use at night QAM - use in the morning PRN - as needed CC - chief complaint GTT - drops UNG - ointment PO - by mouth NPO - nothing by mouth HPI - history of present illness STAT - urgent IOT/IOP - intraocular tension/ intraocular pressure RX - prescription ...