Nur 3100 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Serotonin syndrome symptoms correct answers flu-like, nightmares, tremors, poor concentration, anxiety, confusion, tachycardia, muscle abnormalities what condition does a pt risk when taking tyramine rich foods with MAOIs? correct answers hypertensive crisis syndrome associated with beginning antipsychotics. Involves dramatic change in consciousness correct answers Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome black box for atypical antipsychotics correct answers high mortality for elderly dementia pa...

©SIRJOEL EXAM SOLUTIONS 10/11/2024 1:41 PM NUR 310 Exam 1 Questions 100% Solved. What is stress incontinence? - answerStress incontinence is the loss of less than 50 mL of urine during coughing, laughing, or sneezing. In women, this is often seen after having children. Kegel exercises increase the perineal muscle tone helping to control involuntary voiding. Incontinence caused by over-distention of the bladder? - answerOverflow incontinence Incontinence that is unpredictable and often as...

What are the two components of the sensory process? correct answers sensory reception and perception What is sensory reception? correct answers process of receiving stimuli or data (Can be either external or internal to the body) External Stimuli are? correct answers visual (sight), auditory (hearing), olfactory (smell), tactile (touch). gustatory (taste - can be internal as well) What are types of internal stimuli? correct answers Kinesthetic or visceral Whats kinesthetic? correc...

NUR 310 Final Exam Questions 100% Solved. A client is admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of Crohn disease. What is most important for the nurse to include in the teaching plan for this client? A. Controlling constipation B. Meeting nutritional needs C. Preventing increased weakness D. Anticipating a sexual alteration - answerANS: B To avoid GI pain and diarrhea, these clients often reuse to eat and become malnourished. The consumption of a high-calorie, high-protein diet is advis...

1-Assessment - ANSWER Nurse collects data about the patient Subjective Data - ANSWER Interpretations and information provided by the patient Ex: Pain, headache, nausea Objective Data - ANSWER Measurable and observable data Ex: Diaphoretic, Red scabs, lab results

Match the intellectual standard with the scenario that represents it. 1. The nurse completely understands the complexities of the issue. 2. The nurse's perspective has been confirmed as factual. 3. Others understand the nurse's point of view. 4. The nurse focuses on the most important aspects of the situation. - 1. Depth 2. Accuracy 3. Clarity 4. Significance Which actions demonstrate a nurse using the Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (CJMM) and critical thinking when a patient rep...

NUR 310 Exam Questions 100% Solved. Match the intellectual standard with the scenario that represents it. 1. The nurse completely understands the complexities of the issue. 2. The nurse's perspective has been confirmed as factual. 3. Others understand the nurse's point of view. 4. The nurse focuses on the most important aspects of the situation. - answer1. Depth 2. Accuracy 3. Clarity 4. Significance Which actions demonstrate a nurse using the Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (...

phases of the nursing process correct answers assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation assessment correct answers collect data, use evidence-based techniques, and document relevant data diagnosis correct answers compare clinical findings with normal and abnormal variation and developmental events, interpret data outcome identification correct answers identify expected outcomes, individualize to the person, culturally appropriate, realistic ...

Movement of Nursing & Nursing Education (20th Century) - Answer movement toward scientific, research based defined body of nursing knowledge and practice; nurses began to assume expanded & advanced roles; Goldmark report: summarized needs of increased financial support for nursing education; developed specialization in nursing Movement of Nursing & Nursing Education (21st Century) - Answer ANA est. Center for Ethics and Human Rights in 1990; ANA revised nursing code of ethics in 2001; cont...

Why Join? Important for nurses to be a part to make their voice heard, and only 1% of nurses join the organization National League of Nursing (NLN) - Answer Established 1952. Purpose: To identify the nursing needs of society and to foster programs designed to meet these needs. Accredits nursing education programs. Conducts surveys to collect data on education programs. Provides continuing-education programs.