Jmu nsg 352 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

JMU NSG 352 FINAL Test Questions with Answers How to help a patient who is immobile - Answer-- turn q2h - perform ROM passive ROM - Answer-the patient is completely unable to perform active ROM - Answer-the patient can perform with or without assistance automatic ROM - Answer-mechanical devices that move the joint Nursing interventions to prevent immobility - Answer-1) health promotion - encourage mobility - maintain weight - healthy diet - smoking cessation 2) injury preve...

What are the standard vital signs? - 1) Temperature 2) Respiration rate 3) Pulse 4) Pulse oximetry 5) Blood pressure 6) Pain assessment Normal range of temperature - 96.6 - 100.6 degrees F Febrile temperature - > 100.6 F Hypothermic temperature - < 96.6 F

JMU NSG 352 exam final Questions with Complete SolutionsJMU NSG 352 exam final Questions with Complete Solutions

JMU NSG 352 exam final Questions with Complete Solutions

Is inspiration and active or passive process? Correct Answer-active Does intrathorasic pressure decrease or increase upon inspiration Correct Answer-decrease, it pulls the outside air in Is exhalation an active or passive process? Correct Answer-passive Does intrathoracic pressure increase or decrease during expiration? Correct Answer-increase, it forces the air out of the body how is ventilation measured? Correct Answer-RR and work of breathing, arterial CO2, capnography how is o...

What are the standard vital signs? - ANS 1) Temperature 2) Respiration rate 3) Pulse 4) Pulse oximetry 5) Blood pressure 6) Pain assessment Normal range of temperature - ANS 96.6 - 100.6 degrees F Febrile temperature - ANS > 100.6 F Hypothermic temperature - ANS < 96.6 F Temperature routes - ANS - oral - axillary - tympanic - temporal artery - rectal Factors that affect temperature reading - ANS - user variabilit...

JMU NSG 352 exam final Questions with Complete SolutionsJMU NSG 352 exam final Questions with Complete Solutions

Is inspiration an active or passive process? - ANS active Does intrathoracic pressure decrease or increase upon inspiration - ANS decrease, it pulls the outside air in Is exhalation an active or passive process? - ANS passive Does intrathoracic pressure increase or decrease during expiration? - ANS increase, it forces the air out of the body How is ventilation measured? - ANS RR and work of breathing, arterial CO2, capnography How is ox...

JMU NSG 352 exam final Questions with Complete S