Patho week 8 final review - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

BIT 1106 PNP Final Exam Questions and Answers. H.O. is a 5 yo Vietnamese child who has fallen off of his growth curve. The best intervention would be to: a. Suggest high-calorie breakfast drinks as supplements b. incorporate traditional foods into a management plan that will provide increased calories and nutrients c. educate the family on the need for increased calories and nutrients d. refer the family to growth clinic for evaluation B While taking the history of 6-month old E.M. you ...

CARDIOVASCULAR Renal: Diuretics: most act by disrupting solute reabsorption. NA and CH are predominant solutes in the filtrate. Most of these solutes is reabsorbed in PCT. Also, most bicarb and potassium is reabsorbed here also. Urine moves down loop of Henle and drawn into the interstitial space, thereby decreasing volume of tubular urine and causes the urine to become more concentrated. Diuretics work by blocking reabsorption of sodium and chloride. This creates osmotic pressure within the nep...

Exam (elaborations) NR 601 Comprehensive Final Exam Study Guide and Practice Questions (NR601) DISCLAIMER- None of this is my original work. The first 11 pages are the completed study guide from a previous class. Pages 11 through 13 are the NR 601 course final exam review topics in outline form (Thanks Lisa Trevino!). Page 13-46 includes my notes from class and YouTube videos, Kennedy-Malone text (minimal), lessons, and some external research. When the information came from an external a rt...

Exam (elaborations) NR 601 Comprehensive Final Exam Study Guide And Practice Questions How to conduct Mini-Cog-  The Mini-Cog has been demonstrated to have comparable psychometric properties to the MMSE  The primary advantage of the Mini-Cog is that it is shorter than the MMSE and measures executive function.  It is composed of a three-item recall and the Clock Drawing Test (CDT) and takes about 3 minutes to administer  The Mini-Cog is a short dementia assessment that combin...

Pathophysiology What is the patho (what is the disease) how does it happen and how does it show up in the pt? (Not need know how to treat a disease process). Know power points (under units) mainly and book is just if something is not clear. Use Emedicine (they are same authors as WebMD). Can’t memorize, must understand the concept bc way say in class might not be as ask on test. Assignments- not graded, optional. ABG and EKG practice really evaluate how to interpret blood gasses and EKGs. Def ...

NR 507 / NR507 Week 8: Final Exam Review Instructions • The Week 8 final exam counts toward the final grade. It is comprehensive and covers material from Weeks 1–8. • The final exam consists of 75 questions and is worth 2 points each. • You have one attempt to take the exam with a 90 minute time limit. Question 1 2 / 2 pts What period follows depolarization of the myocardium and represents a period during which no new cardiac potential can be propagated? Correct! Refractor...

Final Exam Questions (NUR 2790) CHAPTER 51: CARE OF PATIENTS WITH MUSCULOSKELETAL TRAUMA (30% OF FINAL EXAM) MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. A nurse assesses a client with a fracture who is being treated with skeletal traction. Which assessment should alert the nurse to urgently contact the health provider? a. Blood pressure increases to 130/86 mm Hg b. Traction weights are resting on the floor c. Oozing of clear fluid is noted at the pin site d. Capillary refill is less than 3 seconds ANS: B The immediate a...

NURS 4441 OB Study Guide 3 Final Exam 3 Review I think now that we are covering disorders you will be more comfortable—nursing students learn early on how to study for diseases and disorders—it is the normal “stuff” that usually proves to be more difficult for them in OB. Hemorrhagic problems 1. Know the causes and types of spontaneous abortion. How can a clinician tell the difference been a threatened abortion and one that has already happened? What are the options for a missed ...

NURSING 3SS3Maternity Readings Part 2_Latest Nursing management during postpartum period The postpartum period is a time of major adjustments and adaptations not just for mother but for all members of the family as well - Parenting starts and a relationship with the newborn begins - Positive, loving relationship between parents and their newborn promotes the emotional well-being of all - Relationship has profound effects on the child’s growth and development - Once infant is bor...