Surgical wounds - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

MICROBIOLOGY FINAL EXAM REVIEW WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% 1. What are microorganisms? - correct answer microscopic organisms, or microbes includes bacteria, protozoa, fungi, algae and helminths 1. How are the names of microorganisms written? - correct answer Capital Genus, lower case species name (binomial system of nomenclature) *italicized if typed or underlined if written 1. In what ways do humans use microorganisms? - correct answer *genetic engineering, GMOs, recombinant DNA ...

Test Bank for Fundamental Concepts and Skills for the Patient Care Technician 2nd Edition Townsend Contents SECTION 1 Introduction to Healthcare 1 Today’s Healthcare 2 The Role of the Patient Care Technician 3 Professionalism and Work Ethics 4 Communicating With the Healthcare Team SECTION 2 The Patient 5 Understanding the Patient as a Person 6 Patient Rights, Ethics, and Laws 7 Body Structure and Function/Growth and Development 8 Pain Management, Comfort, Rest, and Sleep SECTION 3...

CWS - Etiological Considerations - Part II (Surgical, Atypical wounds, Dermatological, Infectious, Burns, Edema, Pediatric) Qs & As

TECC Test Exam QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+ 2023|2024 UPDATE 1. How does a nasopharyngeal airway maintain a patent airway? A. Displaces the jaw forward B. Keeps the tongue in an anterior position C. Ensures complete dilation of the nares D. Blocks salivary and secretion glands - Correct Answer-B. 2) A 28 year old officer was struck in the head while entering a hostile environment. Upon assessment, you note that he has an irregular respiratory pattern, elevated blood pressure, and a de...

Test Bank For Fundamental Concepts and Skills for the Patient Care Technician 1st Edition By Kimberly Townsend, PhD, RN, CNE 0135, 9 . 0135, 5818, 0 1: Today's Health Care 2: The Role of the Patient Care Technician 3: Professionalism and Work Ethics 4: Communicating with the Health Care Team 5: Understanding the Patient as a Person 6: Patient Rights, Ethics and Laws 7: Body Structure and Function/ Growth and Development 8: Pain Management, Comfort, Rest, and Sleep 9: ...

TEST BANK FOR DEWIT'S FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS AND SKILLS FOR NURSING, 5TH EDITION BY PATRICIA A. WILLIAMS: ISBN-10; 9780323396219 / ISBN-13; 9780323396219 GRADED A+ 5th Edition Table of Contents Chapter 01 Nursing and the Health Care System 2 Chapter 02 Concepts of Health, Illness, Stress, and Health Promotion 13 Chapter 03 Legal and Ethical Aspects of Nursing 24 Chapter 04 The Nursing Process and Critical Thinking 38 Chapter 05 Assessment, Nursing Diagnosis, and Planning 46 Chapter 06...

HESI RN FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED EXAM 2023 NEW VERSION QUESTION WITH RATIONALES AND ANSWERS 1. The nurse is admitting an older patient from a nursing home. During the assessment, the nurse notes a shallow open reddish, pink ulcer without slough on the right heel of the patient. How will the nurse stage this pressure ulcer? a. Stage I b. Stage II c. Stage III d. Stage IV ANS: B This would be a Stage II pressure ulcer because it presents as partial-thickness skin loss involving epi...

Question 1 A patient with suspected Cushing’s syndrome is being evaluated to establish the diagnosis and cause. Patients with an adrenal tumor typically will demonstrate: A. Low ACTH and low cortisol B. Low ACTH and high cortisol C. High ACTH and low cortisol D. High ACTH and high cortisol Question 2 Pneumatosis, or gas cysts, may form in the wall anywhere along the gastrointestinal tract; in some cases, they will produce symptoms such as abdominal discomfort, diarrhea with mucus, a...

Which of the following statements is true regarding the nutrition status of the pregnant woman and its impact on the fetus? A. Obese pregnant women should lose weight during pregnancy to improve fetal outcomes. B. The fetus is a "perfect parasite," and the nutrition status of the mother is of no consequence. C. Appropriate weight gain for women of all body mass index (BMI) ranges is essential to fetal health. D. Poor maternal health and nutrition status has only short-term impact on the fe...

what are the three different types of transmission precautions? (Ans- 1. contact 2. droplet 3. airborne used for known or suspected contagious disease examples: multidrug resistant organisms (MDROs), draining wounds, enteric diseases (stomach), scabies, herpes simplex PPE required: gown and gloves limit movement of patient out of the room, avoid sharing patient-care equipment (Ans- contact precautions infections spread by large-particle droplets examples: influenza, rubella, mumpstr...