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NUR275 Questions and Answers Clinical tip:1 Nurse practice act legal scope of practice (what you can legally assess and diagnose) How did you obtain consent to perform an assessment and patient rights? Be okay with them saying no and Comparing behavior with developmental stage acting as they should at their age How do you gather equipment and what determines what you need? per assessment/ basics What would you find in a normal abdomen assessment? bowel sounds 5-30 per/min What yo...

Pharmacology Unit 1 Questions Properties of an ideal drug effectiveness, safety, selectivity, reversible action, predictability, ease of administration, freedom from drug interactions, low cost, chemical stability, simple generic name Factors affecting intensity of drug response Administration route, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, sources of individual variation Absorption Movement of a drug from its sight of administration into the blood Distribution Drug movement from the bloo...

Intro Quizzes Test 2 The nurse enters the room of an 82-year-old patient for whom she has not cared previously. The nurse notices that the patient wears a hearing aid. The patient looks up as the nurse approaches the bedside. Which of the following approaches are likely to be effective with an older adult? (Select all that apply.) Listen attentively to the patient's story. Use gestures that reinforce your questions or comments. Stand back away from the bedside. Maintain direct ...

NURS 414 Final Exam Test The physician orders Lactulose 30 mL by mouth per day for a client with cirrhosis. What finding below demonstrates the medication is working effectively? A. Improvement in level of consciousness B. Presence of asterixis C. Decreased albumin levels D. Absence of fruity breath A. Improvement in level of consciousness A patient with cirrhosis may experience a complication called hepatic encephalopathy. This will cause the patient to become confused (they ma...

Nursing 101 Midterm Questions and Answers Aspects of Health Care Quality 1. safe 2. effective 3. patient-centered 4. timely 5. efficient 6. equitable Aspects of Caring 1. relationships are important 2. nurses do more than tasks 3. empathy and compassion are key 4. patients can sense commitment 5. including family/significant others into plan of care is often important 6. nurses should try to understand the context of a patient's situation It's the essence of nursing. You c...

NUR 215 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1. What are normal birth marks on a baby and what education would you provide to parents? Vernix, lanuga, Mongolian spots, milia, Epstein pearls. Port wine stain etc/ conehead temporary. 1. What are proper positions for safe sleep, and what education will you provide to parents to reduce the risk of SIDS? No smoking around the baby, baby sleeps on back, baby has its own bed, nothing in the crib. Crib without stuffed animals, bumpers, pillows, comforter, loose ...

NURS 3110 FINAL exam Which information should the nurse include in the education for the parent of a child with rickets? A. Avoid dairy products while taking vitamin D. B. Spend at least 20 minutes/day in the sunlight. C. Be sure to take brand name, not generic, vitamin D. D. Take your vitamin D on an empty stomach. B The nurse has provided education for a client prescribed (Fosamax). Which statements made by the client indicate an understanding of the information? A. "I cann...

HAZMAT OPS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Defensive member of the team who responds to HAZMAT/WMD incidents to protect people, property and the environment What tasks will an operational level responder be expected to perform? The APIE process: Analyze, Plan, Implement and Evaluate Define the Analyze stage of the APIE process Analyze the incident; Used to determine the scope and potential outcomes by: -surveying -collecting information -predicting the likely behavior -estimating potential ...

Test 1 350 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What is homeostasis? Maintaining a stable internal environment What does the autonomic nervous system and the endocrine system have to do with the brain? Along with the nervous system, the endocrine system coordinates the body's functions to maintain homeostasis during rest and exercise. The nervous and endocrine systems also work together to initiate and control movement, and all the physiological processes movement involves. What is the brain responsi...

Essentials 7 Firefighter Chapter 1 Practice Test Questions What is the mission of the Fire Service? Save lives and protect property and the environment from fires and other hazardous situations. In the most common type of fire department organizational structure: decisions and information are directed from the fire chief down through the intermediate levels. Which fire service organizational principle refers to the formal line of authority, responsibility, and communication within an ...