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MATERNAL CHILD Nursing CARE COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK FINAL EXAM UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% A patient who has undergone a dilation and curettage for early pregnancy loss is likely to be discharged the same day. The nurse must ensure that vital signs are stable, bleeding has been controlled, and the woman has adequately recovered from the administration of anesthesia. To promote optimal recovery, discharge teaching should include (Select all that apply.)...

MATERNAL CHILD Nursing CARE 7TH EDITION COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK FINAL EXAM 2024- 2025 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% A woman is giving birth to her third child in a setting that allows her husband and other two children to be actively involved in the process. The nurse caring for the woman must also consider the husband and family as patients and work to meet their needs. This type of setting is termed a) family-centered care. b) emergency care. c) hospice ...

Hawaii Driver's Manual General Test 177 main tested Questions (Answered 100% Correctly) complete document for study 1. You are driving on a multi-lane roadway. As shown in the picture, the center lane is formed by a combination of yellow solid and dashed lines. You as a driver should know: 1-That This marked lane is used for passing only. 2-The this marked lane is used only for left turns by traffic traveling in either direction. 3-That this marked lane is a pedestrian safety zo...

NURS 4010 TYPES OF SHOCK EXAM UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS what is the most common contributing factor of cardiogenic shock? myocardial infarction cardiogenic shock is when what occurs •Sometimes referred to as "pump" failure •Heart fails to function as a pump to deliver oxygenated blood to the tissues •Reduced CO and contractility cardiogenic shock reduces what of the heart (2) 1. cardiac output 2. contractility general s/s related to shock stat...

What is Elimination? removal of waste through skin, lungs, kidneys, and intestines via the process of perspiration, expiration, urination, and defecation. A patient with AKI has a GFR of 40mL/min (Normal: 90ml/min or higher). Which lab value do you expect this patient to present with? 1.) Decreased Potassium level 2.) Increased BUN level 3.) Decreased Creatinine level 2 What are the four potential complications of AKI? 1.) FVE - Fluid Overload 2.) Metabolic Imbalance (Catabolism-bre...

NURS 4010 COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE AND DETAILED ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GUARANTEED SUCCEESS ALREADY GRADED A + mental health -WHO- a state of well-being in which each individual can realize his/her own potential, cope with the normal stress of life, work productively, and make a contribution to the community A person cannot be considered healthy without taking into account mental health as well as physical health -mind/body connection -mental health pro...

NURS 4010 TEST BANK EXAM 3 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+ Crisis sudden event that disrupts homeostasis and is defined by a struggle for adaptation in the aftermath Is a crisis acute or chronic? acute 4-6weeks Four phases of crisis: phase 1 exposed to a stressor increasing anxiety leading to a person using their problem solving techniques Four phases of crisis: phase 2 previous coping mechanisms do not work causing increased anxiety and discomfort; feelings of c...

NURS 4010 ACTUAL EXAM TEST 2 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE ANSWERS VERIFIED 100 % GRADED A+ psychosis a severe mental condition in which there is disorganization of the personality, deterioration in social functioning, and loss of contact with, or distortion of, reality -"a break from reality" etiology of psychosis -no single cause -genetic predisposition -biochemical dysfunction -psychosocial stress genetic predisposition -genetics -twins studies: one twin is more likely...

Exam (elaborations) NURS 4010 Antipsychotics actual latest version What is the type of antipsychotics that only treats positive symptoms? Typicals What is the type of antipsychotics that treats positive and negative symptoms? Atypicals What neurotransmitter do typicals block? Dopamine Typicals are weak ____________ antagonists and are _____________ receptor antagonists Dopamine, serotonin Chlorpromazine (Thorazine) typical Fluphenazine (Prolixin) typical Haloperidol (Haldol) ...

Exam (elaborations) NURS 4010 COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK FINAL exam latest version How do radiotherapy work? causes double helical-strand breaks in molecules; results in lethal (cell death) or sublethal (injured cells capable of subsequent repair) damage→ contributes to late effects (depending on body part treated, dosage, and age of the child at tx) MOA of chemo: Alkylating Agent replace hydrogen atom of molecule by alkyl group→ unbalanced growth of unaffected cell constituents a...