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NRSG 91: Test 1 Questions with Complete Solutions

5 Main Principles of Medicare - 1. Comprehensive 2. Universality 3. Portability 4. Public Administration 5. Accessibility Assimilation - process whereby a minority group gradually adopts the attitudes and customs of dominant culture e.g. dark legacy in Canada Canadian Health Act (CHA) - Created in 1984, consisted of medicare. CNO 7 Ethics of Nursing - 1. Client well-being 2. Client choice 3. Privacy and confidentiality 4. Respect for life/quality of life 5. Maintaining commitments/fi...

NRSG 91: Test 1 Questions And Answers Well Illustrated.

NRSG 2500 - Exam #2 (3&4) After suctioning a tracheostomy tube, the nurse assesses the client to determine the effectiveness of the suctioning. Which findings indicate that the airway is now patent? A - Restlessness, pallor, increased pulse and respiratory rates, and bubbling breath sounds B - Effective breathing at a rate of 16 breaths per minute through the established airway C - A respiratory rate of 28 breath per minute with accessory muscle use D - Increased pulse rate, rapid re...

lOMoAR cPSD| NRSG 258 HESI EXIT EXAMS QUESTIONS AND ANNSWERS AVAILABLE 1. A 64 year-old client scheduled for surgery with a general anesthetic refuses to remove a set of dentures prior to leaving the unit for the operating room. What would be the most appropriate intervention by the nurse? A) Explain to the client that the dentures must come out as they may get lost or broken in th...

ATI Concept Base 3. Cellular Regulation: Ch. 89 General Principles of Cancer Risk Factors: ● Age; older higher risk ● Race ● Genetics ● Exposure to chemicals, tobacco & alcohol ● High fat, red meat, & low fiber ● Exposure to sun, UV, & radiation Staging ● T: tumor higher number bigger tumor ● N: node # of lymph nodes involved ● M: Metastasis: 0 no evidence 1 evidence Risk for malnutrition ● Hypermetabolic state due to presence of carcinoma ● Impair abi...

ATI Concept Base 3. Cellular Regulation: Ch. 89 General Principles of Cancer Risk Factors: ● Age; older higher risk ● Race ● Genetics ● Exposure to chemicals, tobacco & alcohol ● High fat, red meat, & low fiber ● Exposure to sun, UV, & radiation Staging ● T: tumor higher number bigger tumor ● N: node # of lymph nodes involved ● M: Metastasis: 0 no evidence 1 evidence Risk for malnutrition ● Hypermetabolic state due to presence of carcinoma ● Impair ability to ingest, digest...

Cellular Regulation: Ch. 89 General Principles of Cancer Risk Factors: Age; older higher risk Race Genetics Exposure to chemicals, tobacco & alcohol High fat, red meat, & low fiber Exposure to sun, UV, & radiation Staging T: tumor higher number bigger tumor N: node # of lymph nodes involved M: Metastasis: 0 no evidence 1 evidence Risk for malnutrition Hypermetabolic state due to presence of carcinoma Impair ability to ingest, digest, absorb nutrients Ch. 90 Cancer Screeni...