Nur 2206 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NUR 2206 Exam #1 NCLEX - Questions & Answers

Infection Cycle - ANSWER Infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, means of transmission, portal of entry and susceptible host. Infectious Agents - ANSWER bacteria, virus, fungi Reservoir - ANSWER Natural habitat for organism Portal of exit - ANSWER point of escape for the organism Means of transmission - ANSWER direct contact, indirect contact, airborne route

apnea - ANSWER absence of breathing bradypnea - ANSWER slow rate or depth of breathing dyspnea - ANSWER difficult or labored breathing hyperventilation - ANSWER increased rate and depth of respirations hypoventilation - ANSWER decreased rate and depth of respirations hypoxemia - ANSWER deficient oxygenation of blood hypoxia - ANSWER inadequate amount of oxygen available in to the cells

NUR 2206 - Exam #2 NCLEX Questions & Solutions

A patient who has difficulty breathing, increased respiratory and pulse rates, and pale skin with some cyanosis may be suffering from which of the following? A) Hyperventilation B) Hypoxia C) Perfusion D) Atelectasis - ANSWER B) Hypoxia

NUR 2206 Exam 1 Questions and Answers 100% Correct | Graded A+ What is patient safety? - prevention, reduction, reporting, and analysis of errors To Err is Human - challenged the healthcare system to focus on medical errors false: a nurse should avoid restraints - true or false: a nurse should always resort to using restraints Why is patient safety important? - •REDUCES THE RISK FOR ILLNESS & INJURY •REDUCE LENGTH OF STAY (LOS) •PROMOTES PATIENT WELL-BEING •PROTECTS THE STAFF...

NUR 2206: Exam 2 Questions and Answers 100% | latest update Factors affecting hygiene - -developmental level (infants and older adults have fragile skin) -disease (impacts patient's ability to maintain hygiene routine) -culture (ask about practices) -socioeconomic status (access, ability to purchase hygiene supplies) -personal preferences (routine, usual products) hygiene assessment - -Daily hygiene practices -Factors interfering with hygiene -History of skin or mucous membrane proble...