Nurs 216 exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1. Nursing Process Steps 1. Assessing 2. Diagnosing 3. Planning 4. Implementing 5. Evaluating 2. Assessing Steps 1. Initial Assessment (Admission assessment) 2. Problem-Focused Assessment (Pain) 3. Shift Assessment 4. Emergency Assessment (Shortness of Breath) 5. Time-Lapsed Reassessment (Home Health) 3. What is Nursing? 1. Caring 2. Art 3. Science 4. Client Centered 5. Holistic 6. Adaptive 7. Helping Profession 4. Nursing Con- cerns 5. Roles and Func- t...

NURS ALL FINAL EXAMS COMBINED TESTBANK 2023 UPDATE 1-A nurse is assessing a client who has a long history of smoking and is suspected of having laryngeal cancer. The nurse should anticipate that the client will report that her earliest manifestation as a- dyspnea. b- weight loss. c- dysphagia. d- hoarseness. 2-A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving a unit of packed red blood cells. Fifteen minutes following the start of the transfusion, the nurse notes that the client is febri...

Montana Administrator Test COMPLETE 2023/2024 1. A resident was admitted to a facility on November 10. The comprehensive assessment was completed on November 27th. Per OBRA 1987, the comprehensive assessment was completed .: Late. a comprehensive assessment is due 14 days after admission or by Nov 24th. 2. The has ultimate legal responsibility for the operation of a nursing facility.: Governing body. 3. Per OBRA 1987, air temperature is measured .: Just above the floor 4. The requir...

NURS 6501 Midterm Exam NURS 6501-N Advanced Pathophysiology More Than 250 Questions and Answers 1. Question: Incomplete fusion of the nasomedial and intermaxillary process during the fourth week of embryonic development causes which condition in an infant? 2. Question: Increased gastrin secretion by the mother in the last trimester of pregnancy may cause which condition in the infant? 3. Question: Parents report their 3-week-old infant who eats well and has gained weight began to vomi...

NURS 216 - Patho Exam 2 Study Guide/NURS 216 - Patho Exam 2 Study Guide. 1. Identify the characteristics of bacteria, viruses and fungi. (Infection Notes and slides) 2. Identify the stages of disease progression from portal of entry to resolution. (Infection Notes) 3. Distinguish between gram positive, gram negative, and aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. 4. Identify the components and normal/abnormal values of a complete blood count. 5. Identify the role of fever in an infection. 6...

NURS 203HESI Final 1- A client with multiple sclerosis is receiving beta – 1b interferon every other day. To assess for possible bone marrow suppression caused by the medication, which serum laboratory test findings should the nurse monitor? (Select all that apply) a- 2- A male client with hypercholesterolemia wants to change his diet to help reduce his cholesterol levels. When breakfast items should the nurse encourage the client to eat? (Select all that apply) a- 3- After an unsuccessful res...

NURS 4 exam 5 practice answers 1. B. D. E. Rationale Bite blocks or padded tongue blades should not be used because the client's jaw may clench, causing teeth to break and possibly obstructing the airway. The client has been admitted with new-onset status epilepticus. Which seizure precautions does the nurse put in place? Select all that apply. 2. A. Absence Rationale A. Absence seizures are more common in children and consist of brief (often just seconds) periods of loss of consciousne...

NURS 4528 jurisprudence word Questions and Answers Latest A nurse wants help to lobby the Texas Legislature in favor of a bill that will help staff nurses. The nurse should contact his or her nursing professional organization. A nurse who contacts a physician to clarify a medication order is A. fulfilling a duty to keep the patient safe. B. likely to detract from a collegial nurse-physician relationship. C. engaging in action that is the duty of the pharmacist. D. not fulfilling nursin...

NURS 612 Chen-Walta Exam 1 Review-Fall 2019NURS 612 Chen-Walta Exam 1 Review-Fall 2019 Ch 1-The History and Interviewing Process Objective data- object=what I observe( see,hear, smell, touch…) Subjective=subject as my patient what patient tells me 1. CC 2. History of Present illness 3. Medical History 4. Social history 5. Review of systems 6. Family history Objective data collection 1. Inspect 2. Palpate 3. Auscultate/ perform test EKG etc.. ...

NURS 3481 Psych Exam 1 Review – University of Texas Psych Exam 1 Review: Chapter 1: Describe the continuum of mental health and mental illness. 1. Health 2. Well being: occasional stress to mild distress; no impairment 3. Emotional Problems or concerns: mild to moderate distress; mild or temporary impairment 4. Mental Illness: marked distress; moderate to disabling or chronic impariment Explore the role of resilience in the prevention of and recovery from mental illness and consider resilien...