NUR 209 (NUR209)

NUR 209 Exam III ReviewNUR 209 Exam III Review Exam III Review Post-Mortem Care Procedures with Death of Patients ⟶ Request organ and tissue donation ⟶ Request for autopsy ⟶ Document occurrence of death ⟶ Provide postmortem care *Must know federal and state regulations as well as facility policies and procedures Care of the Body ⟶ Provide respect and allow for religious/cultural traditions ⟶ Recognize that the provider certifies death by pronouncing date and time of ...

NUR 209 Exam II Review.NUR 209 Exam II Review. Exam II Review Nutrition *Need nutrition for cell growth, development, regulation, metabolism, bodily functions, etc. *Important electrolytes include: sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and phosphorus. *Medication needs PROTEIN to bind to in order to be distributed throughout the body, or else too much of a free drug will cause toxicity. Assessment (Functional Health Pattern: Nutrition) I. Subjective A. Determine Normal Eating Patt...

NUR 209 Final Exam Review. Final Exam Review Safety (9/5) ⟶ Defines as the state of being free from harm or danger ⟶ Multiple healthcare settings have different safety concerns ⟶ Nurse must assess the patient, their equipment, and the environment and plan to maintain safety ⟶ Perform a risk assessment o Falls o Malnutrition o Bed sores Risk Assessment Screening Tools ⟶ Braden Scale for Bed Sore Risk o 0-23 o 23: Low risk o <9: High risk ⟶ Hendrich II Fall Risk ...

NUR 209 - FINAL EXAM REVIEW/NUR 209 - FINAL EXAM REVIEW. EXAM 1 REVIEW Patient Safety Goals - Identify correctly using 2 identifiers (DOB, MR#, Spell name) - Staff communication - Medication safety - Alarm safely - Prevention of infection - Sentinel Event-death as a result of safety errors or injury SBAR- situation, background, assessment, revaluation

NUR 209 - Final Exam Study Guide/NUR 209 - Final Exam Study Guide. Communication, Therapeutic Comm and Nursing Process~ 6-7 questions IV calculations on math ~3-4 HEENT ~2-3 eye, ear and/or neck as per PowerPoint SAA may be related but not definite, physical changes related to aging, safety and urinary elimination. Vital Signs (Vital signs including pain and safety questions, e.g. transfers, falls, etc. content from clinical on campus) Purpose: Function of the body’s homeosta...

This document contains notes from ALL three exams, including the final exam. I studied this review sheet alone and never got below an 85 on any exam.