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Final Exam ) Fundamentals of Nursing Final Exam: Study Guide:Latest Updated: Questions & Answers

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What are direct interventions? (Ans- Anything that you do while physically with the patient e.g. administering medications, performing dressing changes What are indirect interventions? (Ans- Anything that you do outside of being with the patient on the patients behalf. e.g. restocking supplies, patient conferences, scheduling tests and treatments What are independent interventions? (Ans- They are nurse driven. Health promotion, teaching, basic comfort care, ADLs. The nurse doesn...

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Exam 4) Fundamentals Of Nursing Exam 4: Questions & Answers: Latest Updated A+ Guide Solution

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Which of the following skills can the nurse delegate to the nursing assistive personnel? Select all that apply 1. Nasotracheal suctioning 2. Oropharyngeal suctioning if a stable patient 3. Suctioning a new artificial airway 4. Permanent tracheostomy tube suctioning 5. Care if an endotracheal tube (Ans- 2,4 Two hours after surgery the nurse assesses a patient who had a chest tube inserted during surgery. There is 200 ML of dark red drainage in the chest tube at this time. What is th...

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Exam 1) Fundamentals of Nursing Exam 1: Study Guide: Latest Updated A+ Guide Solution

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What is charting by exception? (Ans- Shorthand method of documenting findings by only charting abnormal findings. Proper Documentation Guidelines include: (Ans- Content- complete, accurate, concise. Reflects nursing process. Timing- Document immediately after. Never before you carry out. Accountability- First initial, last name, title to each entry. No dittos, whiteout, or erasers. Format- Standard terminology. Confidentiality- Students, don't use names in reports or care plans...

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Final Exam)Fundamentals of Nursing Final Exam Review: Questions & Answers: Updated Solution

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A nurse is interviewing a patient who just received news that he has pancreatic cancer. The patient tells the nurse that getting cancer could never happen to him. Which defense mechanism is this patient demonstrating? A. Projection B. Denial C. Displacement D. Repression (Ans- B A patient's health history of breast cancer that runs in the family is what type of risk factor? (Ans- Non-modifiable risk factor Laws affecting nursing practice (Think PHMPG) (Ans- -Right of Privacy...

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Exam 1)Fundamentals of Nursing Exam 1: Questions & Answers: Latest Updated A+ Guide Solution

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A nurse is preparing to perform a complete physical examination on a weak, older-adult patient with bilateral basilar pneumonia. Which position will the nurse use? a. Prone b. Sims' c. Supine d. Lateral recumbent (Correct - c A nurse is conducting Weber's test. Which action will the nurse take? a. Place a vibrating tuning fork in the middle of patient's forehead. b. Place a vibrating tuning fork on the patient's mastoid process. c. Compare the number of seconds heard by bone vers...

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NUR 426 Exam 1:NUR 426:Package Deal: NUR426 exam 2: NUR426 exam 3: NUR426 exam 4: Questions & Answers: Latest Updated A Plus Score Solutions

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NUR 426 Exam 1:NUR 426:Package Deal :NUR426 exam 2: NUR426 exam 3: NUR426 exam 4: Questions & Answers: Latest Updated A Score Solutions

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Exam 2) NUR426 exam 2: Questions & Answers: Updated A+ Guide Solution

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What is Medicaid? who is it for? who determines who qualifies? (Ans- - federally and state funded program that reduces healthcare costs - for low income families with dependent children, low income older adults, and disabled individuals - qualification is determined by the government Why should public health nurses know public health policies? (Ans- policy and government have a large impact on nursing and healthcare by determining access to healthcare What are some of the roles of...

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Exam 3) NUR 426 Test 3: Questions & Answers: Updated A+ Guide Solution

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A nurse is caring for a client who has MS. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect? 1. Hypoactive DTR 2. ascending paralysis 3. intention tremors 4. increased lacrimation (Ans- 3 A nurse is assessing a client who has a seizure disorder. The client reports he thinks he is about to have a seizure. Which of the following actions should the nurse implement? Select all that apply. 1. provide safety 2. ease the patient to the floor if standing 3. move furniture away from th...

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Exam 4)NUR 426 Exam 4: Questions & Answers:NUR 426 Exam 4 Study Guide: Updated A+ Guide Solution

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The PHN understands that the toxicity of chemicals in children is more severe than that in older populations because of which of the following reasons? (Select all that apply.) 1. Children play in outdoor soil, which can be contaminated. 2. Children may ingest substances from unlabeled, repurposed food containers. 3. Children have faster rates of absorption of toxic substances. 4. In urban settings, children may not have adequate places to play. 5. Children have less developed immune s...

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Exam 2)NUR 426 Exam 2: Practice Questions & Answers: Guaranteed A+ Guide: Updated Solution

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What is the most common form of Spina Bifida? A. Cerebral Palsy B. Meningocele C. Myelomeningocele D. Occulta (Ans- D What is the most severe form of spina bifida? A. Myelomeningocele B. Meningocele C. Occulta D. Cerebral Palsy (Ans- A Neonates with myelomeningocele before surgery should be placed in what position? A. Supine B. Prone C. Side-lying D. Trendelenburg (Ans- B

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