Nur 107 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NUR 107 Exam 1 - Questions and Answers The nurse is getting accustomed to the role of nurse manager. What are requirements for this nursing role? Select all that apply. Creating schedules for the unit Managing the unit's operational budget Introducing methods to improve staff efficiency Evaluating the success of the unit policies When a staff member has successfully completed the activities delegated by the nurse manager, the result is usually that the staff member is more: Committed How might...

CNUR 107 midterm Questions and Solutions 2024 what is the goal of nursing assessment? - Answer -to promote health, to prevent illness, to care for human reponses to health or illness, to advocate for the health and well being of individual's, families, and populations in urban, rural, remote, and international settings. How is the goal of nursing achieved? - Answer -begins with assessment What is the definitions of Health Assessment? - Answer -collection of subjective and objective data t...

CNUR 107 Cardiac Exam Questions with All Correct Answers When inspecting the anterior chest how is the pt positioned - Answer- Patient is in supine position with head of bed elevated How to inspect anterior chest - Answer- •You stand on Right of patient check for color •Then shine lighting across the chest - check for pulsations • May see apical impulse which may be visible in 4th or 5th intercostal space Is movement in other areas normal - Answer- no How is the pt positi...

NUR 107 Exam 3 - Questions and Answers Which client will have more adipose tissue and less fluid? A) A woman B) A man C) An infant D) A child Which of the following statements is an appropriate nursing diagnosis for an client 80 years of age diagnosed with congestive heart failure, with symptoms of edema, orthopnea, and confusion? A) Extracellular Volume Excess related to heart failure, as evidenced by edema and orthopnea B) Congestive Heart Failure related to edema C) Fluid Volume Excess relat...

NUR 107 Final Exam - Questions and Answers Calcium assists in the contraction of a muscle. In which area of the heart is the impulse to contract stimulated? -Sinoatrial Node -Tricuspid Valve -Atrioventricular Node -Mitral Valve A nurse is providing discharge education for a postoperative patient who will be leaving the hospital with a urinary catheter. What statement reflects appropriate environmental safety education for this patient? -"Be aware that you are at risk for falling because the ca...

CNUR 107 TEST QUESTIONS WITH ALL CORRECT ANSWERS PV assessment: objective upper extremity - Answer- Edema Temp Texture Turgid Cap refill Pulses Radial pulse, brachial - assess rate, rhythm, amplitude, 60-100bpm regular +2, equal symmetrical bilaterally PV assessment: objective lower extremity - Answer- Inspect- color, symmetry, hair distribution, nail, skin lesions, venous pattern Palpate- edema, temp, texture, turgor, cap refill, pulses( femoral pulse, popliteal, posterior tibial pu...

NUR 107 Midterm Exam - Questions and Answers A nurse hears a client yelling for help from the room. Upon arriving the nurse notes tachypnea and a sense of panic. On further evaluation, the client's heart rate is increased as well as oxygen needs. Which step would the nurse take first to address this client's needs? Attempt to calm the client and administer oxygen A client is refusing to get out of bed the day after hip surgery. The nurse knows that for the intervention to be safe, therapeutic...

CNUR 107Subjective data - correct answer things a person tells you about that you cannot observe through your senses; symptoms Objective data - correct answer examiner observation sign - correct answer an objective finding detected during assessment or from lab reports symptom - correct answer a subjective sensation the clients feelings "i'm experiencing a burning when I pee" inspection - correct answer concentrated watching, first at person as a whole then each body system pal...

CNUR 107 midtermwhat is the goal of nursing assessment? - correct answer to promote health, to prevent illness, to care for human reponses to health or illness, to advocate for the health and well being of individual's, families, and populations in urban, rural, remote, and international settings. How is the goal of nursing achieved? - correct answer begins with assessment What is the definitions of Health Assessment? - correct answer collection of subjective and objective data to develop...

A nurse educator is conducting a class on intimate partner violence for a group of new graduate nurses during orientation. Which statement by the educator best reflects current practice regarding these problems in women's health? - ANS "The nurse should screen for these problems at every client encounter." Explanation: Both child and intimate partner violence is increasing in incidence. Families are more mobile than in the past. Screening for child abuse (child maltreatment) or...