Nur 350 exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

within the goal "patient will remain injury-free throughout the shift" which of the following specific outcomes is most appropriate - ️️patient will demonstrate compliance with fall risk precautions throughout the shift a nurse assigns the diagnosis "ineffective Health Management related to medication management for hypertension". which of the following is an appropriate goal - ️️patient will identify a specific way to remember to take the anti-hypertensive medication e...

What should your nursing diagnosis be based on? - ️️Your assessment Characteristics of the pt What you can do to improve pt's quality of health Reduced or absent pedal pulse are defining characteristics of what NANDAs? - ️️decreased Cardiac Output ineffective peripheral Tissue Perfusion *there are likely more* What is secretory diarrhea? - ️️Diarrhea that occurs when ingested pathogens survive in the GI tract long enough to absorb into the enterocytes. Cell permeability c...

Borderline Personality Disorder - ️️Main issue: abandonment Develops unstable and intense relationships, people are perceives as all good/all bad no in between: splitting, unstable self image, involved in behaviors that are selfdamaging: Chemical abuse, overspending, sexual Self-mutilation: used to reduce anxiety and relieve emotional pain and need to feel alive What is Paranoid Personality Disorder - ️️The person perceives that all people are out to get them, undermine them. Belie...

Nur 350 Exam 3 Complete Guide Identify characteristics of personality disorders as a whole ️Enduring patterns of behavior: began in childhood/adolescents that continue into adulthood It is inflexible and pervasive in all areas of the person's social interaction It is not associated with medical conditions Name the personality disorders found in Cluster A ️Paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal Name the personality disorders found in Cluster B: dramatic/emotional/erratic ️antisocial...

NUR 350 Chap 20 Exam Questions and Answers The nurse darkens the room and shines a penlight on the cornea and asks the patient to follow finger movement 10 inches from the patient's nose. Which cranial nerve paralysis should be examined? Facial nerve Troclear nerve Abducens nerve Trigeminal nerve Oculomotor nerve - Answer-Troclear nerve Abducens nerve Oculomotor nerve The examiner is assessing the extraocular muscle function by darkening the room and shining ...

Biofeedback a technique for gaining conscious control over unconscious body functions, such as BP & HR. Feedback obtained by sensitive instruments can provide Cognitive reframing a process of changing an individual's perceptions of stress by reassessing a situation and replacing irrational beliefs Coping styles Discrete personal attributes that people have and can develop to help manage stress. Distress A negative, draining energy that results in anxiety, depression, confusion, helplessness,...

ANA correct answer: american nurses association AACN correct answer: American Association of Critical care nurses AORN correct answer: association of perioperative Registered Nurses ONS correct answer: Oncology Nursing Society QSEN competencies (6) correct answer: 1. patient centered care 2. teamwork and collab 3. safety 4. quality improvement 5. informatics 6. evidence0based practice Nursing Process (ADPIE) correct answer: assessment diagnosis planning implemen...

Mental Health correct answer: - a state of well-being in which each individual is able to realize his or her own potential, cope with the normal stresses of life, work productively, and make a contribution to the community -provides people with the capacity for rational thinking, communication skills, learning, emotional growth, resilience, and self-esteem Mental Illness correct answer: refers to all psychiatric disorders that have definable diagnoses. These disorders are manifested in sig...

Acute Dystonia Acute, Often Painful, Sustained Contraction Of Muscles, Usually Of The Head And Neck, Which Typically Occurs From 2 To 5 Days After The Introduction Of Antipsychotic Medications Affect The External Manifestation Of A Feeling Or Emotion That Is Manifested In Facial Expression, Tone Of Voice, And Body Language Akathisia Regular, Rhythmic Movements, Usually Of The Lower Limbs, With Constant Pacing Sometimes Seen; Often Noticed In People Taking Antipsychotic Medication Ambivalence ...

NUR 350 Examination with Q&A University of Notre Dame 2024 Chapter 2. Mental Health/Mental Illness: Historical and Theoretical Concepts  A mental health technician asks the nurse, How do psychiatrists determine which diagnosis to give a patient? Which of these responses by the nurse would be most accurate? A. Psychiatrists use pre-established criteria from the APAs Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). B. Hospital policy dictates how psychiatrists diagnose men...