NSG 320 (NSG320)

malignant transformation occurs through 1. Initiation 2. Promotion 3. Progression 4. Metastasis cancer (malignant) cells Abnormal Serve no useful function Harmful to normal body tissues Features of Cancer (Malignant) Cells -anaplasia -large nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio -specific functions lost -loose adherence -migration (metastasis) -no contact inhibition -rapid or continuous cell division -abnormal chromosomes primary tumor Identified by the tissue from which it ...

Adolescence Kohlberg stage conventional ^challenges the values and beliefs of the fam ^develops own values and beliefs system ^influenced by peer pressure and conflicts arising with caregivers ^more activities outside of the home ^prone to gang membership for peer acceptance ^starts intimate relationships ^feelings of being in love ^LGBTQ youth may encounter more challenges HEADSS home education activities drugs/diet sexuality suicide/safety Adolescent home assessment ...

Which of the following laboratory tests would be most important to check in a patient presenting with purpura? A. Urinalysis B. Serum electrolytes C. Coagulation studies D. White blood cell count Rationale: Purpura are areas of ecchymoses that may signify a bleeding disorder. Therefore it is most important for the nurse to assess the patient's coagulation studies. Which of the following medications are the most likely to have an effect on the patient's integumentary system? A. ...

What is the most common cause of death for birth-1? What is the most common cause of death for 1-4? What is the most common cause of death for 5-14? What is the most common cause of death for 15-19? How should we care for families and kids at end of life? What stage is infancy to 1 year? What stage is 1-3? What stage is 3-6? What stage is 6-12? What stage is 12-19?

Micro vascular Eye & Vision Changes Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy (DPN) Diabetic Nephropathy (Microabuminuria) Erectile Dysfunction Cognitive Dysfunction Macro vascular •Cardiovascular Disease •Cerebrovascular Disease •Stroke •Heart attack •Sudden death Diabetic foot care -Inspect daily -Avoid going barefoot -Proper footwear -How to treat cuts -Avoid hot water -Cotton stockings -Nail trimming -Dry between toes Neurotrophic ulceration foot injury and u...

Asthma interventions remain with the client high fowlers O2 therapy Asthma diagnostics pulmonary function test peak expiratory flow allergen test Controller meds daily meds for all persistent asthma tiotropium Reliever meds bronchodilators PRN albuterol COPD causes CO2 is high, patients are not able to fully exhale COPD symptoms chronic cough with sputum cyanosis of mucous membranes barrel chest increased resting RR use of accessory muscles shallow breath...

Mouth and throat assessment - visible tonsils common finding in children - first 2 years: age child in months- 6=number of teeth Thorax and lung assessment - infants chest shape almost circular - less than 7 years of age abdominal movement is seen during respirations - infants respiratory movement is often irregular - often harder to determine upper versus lower respiratory sounds - assess for: retractions, increased resp rate, increased resp effort. if noted, act quickly Heart/pulse...

Exam 3: NSG320 / NSG 320 (Latest Update 2024 / 2025) Adult Health Nursing I Exam | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - GCU Question: what is the nurse's role for a client with an ostomy bag? Answer: (1) patient and caregiver teaching about ostomy care and (2) emotional support as the patient copes with a change in body image Question: when should the nurse teach the client to empty their ostomy bag? Answer: when they are 1/3 full Question: wha...

Exam 2: NSG320 / NSG 320 (Latest Update 2024 / 2025) Adult Health Nursing I Exam | Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - GCU Question: how can using a heating pad or blanket be beneficial for a client with peripheral vascular disease? Answer: promotes vasodilation Question: the nurse is staying with a client who is receiving a blood transfusion for the first 15 minutes. within a few minutes, the client begins itching and is notably short of breath with a drop ...