Nurs 404 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Nurs 4040 Test Study Guide with Complete Solutions Why is leadership important for nurses if they are not in management positions? - Ans:-Leadership is important at all levels in an organization because nurses have expert knowledge and are interacting with and influencing others Leadership is defined as which of the following? - Ans:-A process that occurs between a leader and another to participate in the achievement of goals Management as a process that is used today by nurses in health ...

disaster preparedness meds correct answers nonperishable- 1 mo supply insulin- 7 day supply catheters, needles, equipment- 2 wk supply rx factors for VD correct answers HTN, smoking, diabetes, CV disease, hypercholesterolemia lewy body disease correct answers AD; parkinson like s/s visual hallucinations, waxing & waning, memory impairment comes after visual/park s/s negative sensitivity to antipsychotic (no haldol) FTD correct answers earlier onset than AD or VD personality changes...

leadership correct answers process of influencing people to accomplish goals management correct answers coordination and integration of resources through planning, organizing, coordinating, directing, and controlling to accomplish institutional goals and objectives diagnosing correct answers involves being able to understand the situation and the problem to be solved or resolved. This is a cognitive competency adapting correct answers involves being able to adapt behaviors and other res...

Nurs 4040: L&D Complications Exam Questions and Answers Problems in L&D are related to what 4 factors? - Ans:-Powers (ctx, pushing) Passenger (fetal aspects, position) Passage (pelvis shape and size) Psyche (moms response) Describe hypotonic/insufficient contractions. - Ans:-Not changing the cervix What do we do for hypotonic/insufficient contractions? - Ans:-Augmentation of labor Amniotomy C/S Hydrate Get her walking What do we need to watch for with prolonged, ineffective labor? - ...

The nurse should do which of the following when placing a bedpan under an immobilized patient? A. Lift the patient's hips off the bed and slide the bedpan under the patient B. After positioning the patient on the bedpan, elevate the head of the bed to a 45-degree angle C. Adjust the head of the bed so it is lower than the feet and use gentle but firm pressure to push the bedpan under the patient D. Have the patient stand beside the bed and then have him or her sit on the bedpan on the edge...

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what is the placenta responsible for correct answers nutrient and gas exchange for the baby uteroplacental blood flow at term correct answers 500-600 mL/min where is uterine perfusion (fetal circulation) most efficient correct answers left lateral position polyhydramnios correct answers excessive amount of amniotic fluid oligohydramnios correct answers too little amniotic fluid what is the umbilical cord composed of correct answers one vein and two arteries what does the vein d...

mental health correct answers the state of well-being in which each individual is able to realize his or her own potential, cope with normal stresses of life, work productively, and make a contribution to the community (WHO) mental health is characterized by... correct answers rational thinking, communication skills, learning, emotional growth, resilience, self-esteem, effective coping mental illness correct answers refers to all psychiatric disorders that have definable diagnoses menta...

What's the most common symptom of Esophageal cancer? correct answers Progressive Dysphagia How is esophageal cancer diagnosed? correct answers Barium Swallow (identifies irregular surface on the esophagus - first test done) CT PET Endoscopic ultrasonography Thoracoscopy Laparoscopy What risk factors are associated with esophageal cancer? correct answers Smoking Alcohol Nursing management of Esophageal cancer correct answers 6 small meals, high protein/high fat *Collaborate w sp...

The family nurse conducts the family nursing assessment with the family as a unit. Using a systematic process, family problems are identified and family strengths are emphasized as building blocks for interventions. Which of the following best completes the statement to demonstrate the importance of assessment to outcomes? Integrating the extended families: A. fosters equal family and provider commitment to success. B. facilitates outcomes-oriented family nursing research. C. decreases ...