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Nur 3028 Module 2 Questions And Answers Latest Update

How does soap work? Creates a sheetlike microscopic barrier between the skin and microorganisms in the environment. Emulsifies fat and oil so that dirt and microorganisms can be mechanically removed. Kills all microorganisms exposed to the lather. Removes visible soiling but is ineffective in isolating, removing, or killing microorganisms. - Emulsifies fat and oil so that dirt and microorganisms can be mechanically removed What is the primary purpose of appropriate hand hygiene? To remove...

NUR 3028 Exam 1 Question with Complete Solutions

The nurse's newly admitted long term care client states their vision is blurry and they have a headache over past few months. She complains of fatigue and going to the bathroom a lot at night. Which would be best response? - Do you test your blood sugar? A client has been hospitalized following a myocardial infarction. The client has an IV line running with multiple drips. The nurse assesses the client's medical record to determine the last time the IV tubing was changed, because the nurs...

NUR 3028- Mosby DVD Review Questions- Infection Control with Complete Solutions

kidney fxn - -nephrons fxnl unit -filters waste product and fluid/electrolyte balance ...urine flows through ureters to bladder (peristaltic waves) -left kidney higher bc of anatomical position of the liver micturition - -occurs when brain structures give permission for bladder to empty (stimulated when bladder wall stretches) -CNS sends message to micturition centers when ready to void -voiding = bladder contraction + urethral sphincter and pelvic floor muscles relax

NUR 3028: Infection Control, Nursing Process, and Surgical Asepsis Questions with Complete Solutions

NUR 3028 Nutrition and Fluids sample questions and answers (100- accuracy)

what is critical thinking? - -critical thinking: specific knowledge + expertise and experience; use EBPs -critical thinking → clinical judgement → clinical decision making critical thinking model - 1. basic (trust instructor, thinking based on rules, answers seem right and wrong) 2. complex (trust own instincts, use creativity - consider different options from routine) 3. commitment: Anticipates when to make decisions independently, considers the decision and determines if it was appr...

Med errors causes what? - increase hospital stay increase mortality rate related costs When is an med error likely to occur? - Patient transition care To safely and accuratley administer meds, you need knowledge related to? - Legal aspects of healthcare Pharmacology Pharmacokinetics Life sciences Pathophysiology Human Anatomy Mathematics