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Exam 2: NUR206/ NUR 206 (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Community Nursing Concepts Exam | Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A – Fortis Q: When reviewing the health status of a rural community, which characteristics is common among this population? a. Increase in chronic diseases. b. Increased prevalence of communicable diseases. c. Participation in activities during leisure time. d. Engagement in preventive health screenings. Answer: a. Increase in chronic disease...

TEST BANK MCKINNEY; EVOLVE RESOURCES FOR MATERNAL-CHILD NURSING, 5TH EDITION TEST BANKChapter 01: Foundations of Maternity, Women’s Health, and Child Health Nursing MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. Which factor significantly contributed to the shift from home births to hospital births in the early 20th century? a. Puerperal sepsis was identified as a risk factor in labor and delivery. b. Forceps were developed to facilitate difficult births. c. The importance of early parental-infant contact was identified...

Preventative Medicine , DVEP Vaccination Protocols , Clinical Pathology, Antibiotics and Wormers Exam 2024/25 Tetanus toxoid - 2 vaccines 1 month apart - Boost every 2 (or 3) years - Boost 6 weeks prior to parturition Tetanus antitoxin - Passive immunisation ==> doesn't prevent tetanus but supports the immune system against tetanus - For foals and unvaccinated horses These can be given at at the same time IM, but each one must be given at a site distant from the other on...

1. When a patient in the ambulatory clinic is diagnosed as having pneumococcal pneumonia, the nurse is aware that this infection: a. is viral and will not respond to antibiotics. b. is bacterial and should respond to treatment with antibiotics. c. is fungal and is caused by the alteration of the normal flora of the lung. d. is resultant from a resistant organism and extreme caution must be taken. - ANS ANS: B The coccal suffix indicates a bacterial infection with round cocci, which a...

NURS 6565 Final Exam Questions With Answers Latest 2024 (100% Verified). Diagnostic studies for Type II diabetes mellitus would include which of the following? Selected Answer: All of the above Answers: HbA1C (>6.5%) Fasting plasma glucose (= to or >126 mg/dL) Random plasma glucose (>200 mg/dL) All of the above None of the above Sierra, a 42 y/o female, comes to the clinic to follow up on some lab work that was drawn at her last visit. Her labs showed a low TSH and an increase ...

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Chapter 16: Infection Prevention and Control: Protective Mechanisms and Asepsis Study Guide 1. When a patient in the ambulatory clinic is diagnosed as having pneumococcal pneumonia, the nurse is aware that this infection: a. is viral and will not respond to antibiotics. b. is bacterial and should respond to treatment with antibiotics. c. is fungal and is caused by the alteration of the normal flora of the lung. d. is resultant from a resistant organism and extreme caution m...

68S PMT 110 Operational Preventive Medicine Unit 1-8 Questions With Complete Solutions

NRNP / NURS 6565 Final Exam Questions With Correct Answers Latest (Score A+). Sierra, a 42 y/o female, comes to the clinic to follow up on some lab work that was drawn at her last visit. Her labs showed a low TSH and an increase in both her serum free T4 and T3. Sierra’s most likely diagnosis is: Selected Answer: Primary hyperthyroidism (Graves’ disease) Answers: Hypothyroidism Primary hyperthyroidism (Graves’ disease) Primary hyperparathyroidism None of the above Deep palpation ...

Chapter 16: Infection Prevention and Control: Protective Mechanisms and Asepsis Study Guide with Complete Solutions 1. When a patient in the ambulatory clinic is diagnosed as having pneumococcal pneumonia, the nurse is aware that this infection: a. is viral and will not respond to antibiotics. b. is bacterial and should respond to treatment with antibiotics. c. is fungal and is caused by the alteration of the normal flora of the lung. d. is resultant from a resistant organism and ext...

PMT 110 Operational Preventive Medicine Exam Questions with Correct Answers What are the 3 components of a medical threat? - Answer--Environmental Factors -Zoonotic Diseases -Endemic Diseases What are the 4 major medical threats? - Answer--Heat -Cold -Arthropod-borne illness -Diarrheal disease What are the three minor medical threats? - Answer--Toxic Industrial Materials (TIM) -Noise -Pests other than arthropods What are the four reasons people have increased vulnerability to DNBI...