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NUR2392, MDCII – Examination Blue Print – Exam 1 End-of-Life • Pathophysiology of Death- Death is defined as the cessation of integrated tissue and organ function, manifesting with lack of heartbeat, absence of spontaneous respirations, or irreversible brain dysfunction. S/S of Approaching death- As death nears, patients often have signs and symptoms of decline in • physical function- manifesting as weakness • increased sleep. • anorexia • changes in cardiovascular fu...

Patient's with Rett's syndrome usually develop normally until age what? a. 18-24 months b. 3-6 months c. 6-18 months d. 2-4 years - ANSWER: c. 6-18 months Which of the following is most likely to be associated with a normal EEG? a. left frontal subdural hematoma b. left frontal abscess c. acoustic neuroma d. cerebellar abscess - ANSWER: d. cerebellar abscess During an absence seizure the technologist should? a. stop recording and go to the patient's aid b. turn the patients he...

2021 HESI PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FNP V2 100 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS   2021 HESI PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FNP V2 100 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1. Upon admission assessment, the nurse hears a murmur located at the fifth intercostal space, midclavicular line. The client asks, “What does that mean?” The nurse will base her answer on which of the following physiologic principles? A) “You have been exposed to an infection that went into your blood stream.” B) “You have a heart va...

ATI RN CONCEPT-BASED ASSESSMENT LEVEL 3 STUDY GUIDE 2023 orthostatic hypotension - caused by DEHYDRATION from fluid loos and electrolyte imbalance gross motor skills - physical abilities involving large body movements, such as walking and jumping -EX: 9 month-old infant SHOULD be able to sit UNSUPPORTED for up to 10 MIN Biofeedback - technique that uses audio and visual signals that allow client to reduce muscle tension by gaining control over autonomic physiologic functions. How sh...

ATI RN CONCEPT-BASED ASSESSMENT LEVEL 3 STUDY GUIDE 2023 orthostatic hypotension - caused by DEHYDRATION from fluid loos and electrolyte imbalance gross motor skills - physical abilities involving large body movements, such as walking and jumping -EX: 9 month-old infant SHOULD be able to sit UNSUPPORTED for up to 10 MIN Biofeedback - technique that uses audio and visual signals that allow client to reduce muscle tension by gaining control over autonomic physiologic functions. How ...

The indirect monitoring of patient's oxygen level by the use of a sensor that detects light wave absorption. - Correct answer-Pulse Oximetry Typically placed on index finger Xanax is a what? How does it effect on a PSG? - Correct answer-Benzodiazepine: sedative or muscle relaxant Reduction in WASO, REM, and N3 and Increase in TST, n1, n2, and REM latency An array of electrode derivations for acquiring, recording, and displaying data. - Correct answer-Montage What is an Acquisition mont...

ATI RN CONCEPT-BASED ASSESSMENT LEVEL 3 STUDY GUIDE 2023 orthostatic hypotension - caused by DEHYDRATION from fluid loos and electrolyte imbalance gross motor skills - physical abilities involving large body movements, such as walking and jumping -EX: 9 month-old infant SHOULD be able to sit UNSUPPORTED for up to 10 MIN Biofeedback - technique that uses audio and visual signals that allow client to reduce muscle tension by gaining control over autonomic physiologic functions. How sh...

ATI RN CONCEPT-BASED ASSESSMENT LEVEL 3 STUDY GUIDE 2023 orthostatic hypotension - caused by DEHYDRATION from fluid loos and electrolyte imbalance gross motor skills - physical abilities involving large body movements, such as walking and jumping -EX: 9 month-old infant SHOULD be able to sit UNSUPPORTED for up to 10 MIN Biofeedback - technique that uses audio and visual signals that allow client to reduce muscle tension by gaining control over autonomic physiologic functions. How sh...

Rasmussen College: NUR 2790 N3- Exam 2-Test questions from chapters 8, 10, 26, 32, 34 1. An emergency department (ED) charge nurse prepares to receive clients from a mass casualty within the community. What is the role of this nurse during the event? Direct medical-surgical and critical care nurses to assist with clients currently in the ED while emergency staff prepare to receive the mass casualty victims. 2. The hospital administration arranges for critical incident stress debriefing for th...

Rasmussen College: NUR 2790 N3- Exam 2-Test questions from chapters 8, 10, 26, 32, 34 1. An emergency department (ED) charge nurse prepares to receive clients from a mass casualty within the community. What is the role of this nurse during the event? Direct medical-surgical and critical care nurses to assist with clients currently in the ED while emergency staff prepare to receive the mass casualty victims. 2. The hospital administration arranges for critical incident stress debriefing for th...