Nur 353 exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Your pregnant patient has an STD. This is an example of which category risk factor for reproduction? a. Biophysical b. Psychosocial c. Sociodemographic d. Environmental - ANS A (Biophysical risk factors include PID, HIV/AIDS, any STD, chromosomal abnormalities, hypertension, heart failure, type I diabetes, and obesity. Basically, any medical condition.) You know that which of the following would be an example of a psychosocial risk factor related to reproduction? a. Pelvic I...

A 55-year-old female presents to the outpatient clinic describing irregular menstrual periods and hot flashes. Which information should the nurse share with the patient? The patient should stop regular exercise because that is probably causing these symptoms. Those symptoms are abnormal when a woman undergoes the climacteric. An assessment is not really needed because these problems are normal for older women. The patient's assessment points toward normal menopause. Normal menopause A 50-year-...

Define Reproduction - ANS is the total process by which organisms produce offspring. From fertilization to birth what population are at greater risk for problems - ANS impoverished populations and adolescents. Why are adolescents more at risk? - ANS because they have a greater chance getting an STI and they have poorer nutrition Name some biophysical risk factors - ANS teratogen older age- advanced maternal age (35+) any medical issue (diabetes, hyper...

What should be your first concern when a client has missed a period (menses) in over a month? Pregnancy What is the difference between primary amenorrhea and secondary amenorrhea? Primary amenorrhea: Having no period at all Secondary amenorrhea: Stopped having a period for some reason Can you think of other reasons besides pregnancy for a late period? Stress, Malnutrition, Medications, ectopic pregnancy, mittelschmerz (ovulation pain) What is an ectopic pregnancy? pregnancy that occurs outsid...

NUR 353 Development- Exam 1 Questions with Complete Solutions

Reproduction the total process by which organisms produce offspring from fertilization to birth Populations at greatest risk for problems with reproduction impoverished populations and adolescent Where in the female anatomy, does fertilization typically occur? ampulla of fallopian tube Which phrase best describes where the female urethral opening is located? between the clitoris and the vaginal opening Linea negra a pigmented line extending from the symphysis pubis to the top of the fundus ...

NUR 353 FINAL EXAM Questions with Complete Solutions

This maternal labor position can help relieve "back labor," often caused by a fetus in the "occiput posterior" position of the presenting part. Sitting on birthing ball position Hands and Knees position Semi-Fowler's position Upright position hands and knees This type of anesthesia is a nerve block, typically administered in the second stage of labor; it does not change maternal vital signs or fetal heart rate status. Although the patient can still feel contractions, this method relieves...

NUR 353 Exam Practice Questions With Complete Solutions 2023/2024 (Verified Answers Graded A+). What should the plan of care for a newborn with hypospadias include? 1 Preparing the infant for insertion of a cystostomy tube 2 Explaining to the parents the genetic basis for the defect 3 Keeping the infant's penis wrapped with petrolatum gauze 4 Giving the parents reasons why circumcision should not be performed - ANSWER Giving the parents reasons why circumcision should not be performed....

Three processes related to development - ANS growth, differentiation, maturation infant age group - ANS birth- 12 months toddler age group - ANS 12-36 months preschool age group - ANS 3-5 years school age group - ANS 5-12 years adolescences age group - ANS 12-18 years young adult age group - ANS 18-35 years middle adults age group - ANS 35-65 years older adults (young) age group - ANS 65-75 years o...