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Nur 138 Final Exam Modules 1 – 12 Questions and Answers Rated A+ Indicators of a Systemic Reaction to Inflammation Fever: A body temperature greater than 100.4°F (38°C) is a common indicator of inflammation. Increased heart rate: The heart rate typically increases in response to inflammation, as the body attempts to deliver more oxygen and nutrients to the affected area. Edema (swelling): Inflammation causes fluid build-up in tissues, leading to swelling in the affected area or thro...

Disease Transmission and Infection Prevention Chapter 19 with Complete Solutions What is the primary mode of transmission for tuberculosis (TB)? TB is transmitted through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or speaks. How does the Hepatitis B virus primarily spread? Hepatitis B spreads through contact with infected blood, semen, or other bodily fluids, commonly through unprotected sex or sharing needles. What are the main precautions for preventing th...

Shadow Health Focused Exam COUGH Danny Rivera 100% Correct. Establishing how long Danny's coughs last will illustrate how long he has been suffering these particular symptoms and might indicate possible triggers. Example Question: How long do your coughs last? • Finding: Asked about aggravating factors for cough • Finding: Reports cough is worse at night (Found) Pro Tip: Establishing a timeline for Danny's coughing will illustrate how long he has been suffering these particular s...

Shadow Health- Danny Rivera- Focused Exam: Cough Questions and Answers 2023 Established chief complaint Reports cough Asked about onset of cough Reports cough started 3 days ago Asked about characteristics of cough Reports cough is wet Reports clear sputum with cough Asked about frequency and duration of cough Reports coughing every few minutes Reports coughs last a few seconds Asked about aggravating factors for cough Reports cough is worse at night Denies s...

Question 1 :A nurse is educating a client about tuberculosis (TB). Which statement made by the client indicates a correct understanding of how TB is primarily transmitted? A. "TB is primarily transmitted through contaminated food and water." B. "TB is mainly transmitted through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes." C. "TB is transmitted through sexual contact with an infected individual." D. "TB is primarily transmitted through contact with the skin lesio...

NR 511 Differential Diagnosis And Primary Care Practicum Questions with complete solutions A 21-year-old woman comes to your office and reports a history of genital warts. In reference to the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination (ie, Gardasil, Gardasil 9, and Cervarix), she should be educated that:  She should receive HPV vaccination. Roger, a healthy 68-year-old man, comes in to see you with a complaint of sudden episodes of an urgent need to void. He has had several episodes of mo...

1. A 73-year-old retired accountant comes to your office for her annual examination. She has incontinence of urine when she coughs or sneezes. She takes several medications for control of hypertension and diabetes. You use the DIAPERS mnemonic to assess the cause of her incontinence. All of the following are items represented by the mnemonic except for: A) Atrophic vaginitis B) Depression C) Pharmaceuticals D) Restricted mobility Ans: B Depression is not a risk factor for incontinence...

Shadow Health Focused Exam COUGH Danny Rivera 100% Correct . How long have you had a cough? • Finding: Asked about characteristics of cough • Finding: Reports cough is wet (Available) Pro Tip: The characteristics of a cough, such as whether it is dry or wet, can indicate key information about the type of illness the patient has. Example Question: Is your cough a wet cough? • Finding: Reports clear sputum with cough (Found) Pro Tip: The characteristics of a cough, such as wheth...

ACTUAL NURSING DIAGNOSIS - Represents problem that has ;been validated but the presence of defining characteristics includes Problem r/t and aeb Antigen vs anitbody - Antigen is a foreign material that the antibody responds to components of infection cycle - infectious agent portal of exit means of transmission portal of entry susceptible host- must overcome resistance mounted by host defenses concerns and responsibilities of nursing - -recognize s/s of common health problems -predict p...

NURSING SURGICAL NCLEX-PN HESI Comp B PracticeNURSING SURGICAL NCLEX-PN HESI Comp B Practice Exam answered Questions New update 2022 Assured success When caring for a client in labor, which finding is most important to report to the primary health care provider? A. Maternal heart rate, 90 beats/min. B. Fetal heart rate, 100 beats/min C. Maternal blood pressure, 140/86 mm Hg D. Maternal temperature, 100.0° F B Rationale: A fetal heart rate (FHR) of 100 beats/min may indicate fetal...