Nur 333 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What are the four corners of motivational interviewing in a medical setting a. To resist the righting reflex, to understand and explore the patients own motivations, to listen with empathy, and to empower the patient b. To ask open ended questions, to affirm the patient, to reflect, and to summarize c. To push patients out of the status quo, to encourage change, to keep away from ambivalence, and to check in on their knowledge d. To use the righting reflex, to give information to the patient, to...

What is FUSE? Frequent user system engagement program Who benefits from FUSE? Those who are homeless and frequent users of ED (10+ visits a year) - must be substance free or willing to do substance abuse treatment - also beneficial to hospital and community 5 goals of FUSE 1. increase access to housing and basic needs 2. improve health and stability of frequent users 3. Reduce avoidable hospitalizations and use of ED services 4. Improve system of care 5. Collective impact Impact of social det...

Which of the following medical diagnoses can be affected by psychological factors? Select all that apply. a. Cancer b. Asthma c. Coronary Artery Disease d. Upper respiratory tract infection e. Sepsis a. Cancer b. Asthma c. Coronary Artery Disease Which of the following are examples of cognitive responses to mild levels of anxiety? Select all that apply. a. Increased respirations b. Feelings of horror or dread c. Pacing the halls d. Increased concentration e.Heightened alertness d. Increased con...

The conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age are known as: 1. Social determinants of health 2. Biologic factors of health 3. Health outcomes 4. Physical factors of health 1. Social determinants of health What determinants of health or approaches are described as the living and working conditions and economic and social opportunities and resources? 1. Downstream 2. Midstream 3. Upstream 4. Bottom stream 3. Upstream Social capital in a community is based on 1. Trust, recipro...

A patient is admitted to a psychiatric unit for MDD. How would you prioritize the following? a. Low self esteem b. Self care deficit c. Imbalanced nutrition d. Risk for suicide e. Hopelessness D, C, B A nurse walks into the room of a patient admitted for severe depression just before lunch. She finds the patient in bed. What would be the most effective approach? a. Tell the patient she needs to take her shower. b. Tell the patient you will come back later after lunch. c. Approach the patient an...

A 28 year old female asks you when it is best to perform a self breast exam. You response is the following... It is best to perform a self breast exam 4-7 days after menses a patient who has undergone a bone marrow transplant is at most risk for what? bleeding and infection On assessment of a patient with leukemia, how would the patient present clinically? Decreased hgb and hct, decreased platelets, and elevated or normal WBCs with enlarged lymph nodes You are developing a plan of care for a ...

The US National Electrical Code requires grounded 3-prong outlets in new home construction. This is an example of what kind of strategy in promoting healthy living environments? a. Urban design b. Regulatory requirement c. Best practice recommendation - ANSWER-b. Regulatory requirement In the US, which community is most vulnerable to pollutant and environmental toxin exposure? a. Industrial workers b. People living in southern states c. An economically disadvantaged community d. Middle...

Exam 2: NUR209/ NUR 209 (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Medical Surgical Nursing II| Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A – Fortis Q: A client with acute kidney injury has blood pressure of 76/55 mmHg. The healthcare provider ordered 1000ml of normal saline to be infused over 1 hour maintain perfusion. The client is starting to develop shortness of breath. What is the nurses's priority action? Answer: Slow down the normal saline Q: A client is prescribed one liter o...

Mark Quinn Room 302 Mark Quinn, 9-year-old male comes to the school nurse with complaints of abdominal pain and nausea. Vital signs: Temperature 98.2, HR 87, BP 104/ 67, RR 22, PaO2 97%. The nursing assessment reveals diffuse lower abdominal pain, tenderness, and normoactive bowel sounds. After consultation with the child and the parents, the child is sent home with a possible viral intestinal infection. You responded correctly to 4 out of 6 evaluations: Category Your response Explanation ...

Zoe Glover Room 303 Zoe Glover, 14-month-old female who was brought the emergency room after having a seizure. There is no history of seizures in the child nor is there a family history of seizures. However, Zoe did have a temperature upon arrival to the hospital. The parents were both distraught upon arrival to the ER. She was administered ibuprofen upon arrival. The admitting physician has admitted Zoe to your unit for observation. Her current vital signs are BP100/60, P- 100, R-24, T- 1...