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NUR 304 Final Exam ACTUAL EXAM LATEST EXAMS ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ A 44-year-old female client who was just admitted states, “I must be under too much stress at work and home. I just do not feel well.” Which physical findings are consistent with the client’s statement? Select all that apply. A. Blood pressure is 178/96 mm Hg. B. Palms of her hands are sweaty. C. Pupils are constricted and reactive to light. ...

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epidemiology the study of health and disease in society Wellness- illness continuum Health as dichotomy: high-level wellness at the pos end to depletion of health at the negative end High-level wellness: sense of well-being, life satisfaction, quality of life. wellness is positive state with increases in health can be made beyond the midpoint. expanded concept of health to include favorability of environment for health and wellness. Progressing toward high level of functioning. Interrelationsh...

A 6-week-old infant grasps a rattle placed in the hand. The parent is impressed with this skill. What should the nurse teach the parent about this behavior? 1 This is the palmar grasp reflex and is expected at this age. 2 This is the pincer grasp, which disappears within several months. 3 Grasping is a voluntary behavior usually observed in older infants. 4 Grasping is an atypical behavior, and further evaluation is required. 1 This is the palmar grasp reflex and is expected at this age. The pa...

- Pharmacist: gets med orders from providers and prepare and dispense the medicine -- collaborate with others and responsible for making sure orders are valid -- rarely mix compounds and solutions except in IVs -- main task is having the accurate label -- provide information about the medicine and its compatibility - Provider: physician, dentist, psychiatrist, podiatrist, physician assistant (PA), advance practice nurse (nurse midwives, nurse anesthetist, nurse practitioners) - Nurse: mainly t...

functions of skin 1. protective barrier 2. sensory organ: pain, temperature, touch 3. synthesizes vitamin D pressure ulcers: definition, risk factors, specific populations at risk Pressure ulcer: impaired skin integrity related to unrelieved, prolonged pressure, usually over a bony prominence (sacrum, greater trochanter) Risk Factors 1. decreased mobility 2. decreased sensory perception 3. incontinence 4. poor nutrition 5. alteration in level of consciousness Who is at risk: 1. older patients...

A new nurse reports to the nurse preceptor that a client requested pain medication, and when the nurse brought it, the client was sound asleep. The nurse states the client cannot possibly sleep with the severe pain the client described. Which response by the experienced nurse is best? a. "Being able to sleep doesn't mean pain doesn't exist." b. "Have you ever experienced any type of pain?" c. "The client should be assessed for drug addiction." d. "You're right; I would put the medicati...

* Fever with rash of the palm and soles of the feet after camping or hiking in the mountain? Rocky mountain spotted fever treat with Doxycycline, lab test to diagnose PCR (Polymerase chain reaction), the organism that cause is by R. rickettsii * Skin is red but it is itchy fine white silver scales “psoriasis”. Treated with topical steroids What if she fell and she was injured. This injured area developed a scab with silver plaque this is called Koebner phenomenon. Let’s say this scaly are...