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NUR 2349: Professional Nursing I Exam 2 Study Guide 2020/2021

NUR 2349 / NUR2349 Professional Nursing I / PN I Final Exam Review | Rated A Guide | Latest 2020 / 2021 | Rasmussen College 1. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) - A GI disturbance that causes changes in bowel function (chronic diarrhea, constipation, bloating, and/or abdominal pain) 2. IBS Causes - Environmental: dairy products, caffeinated beverages, infectious agents - Immunological: cytokine genes (proinflammatory interleukins), tumor necrosis factor (TNF) alpha - Stress related: anxiety, ...

NUR 2349 / NUR2349 Professional Nursing I / PN 1 Final exam Review | Highly Rated | Latest 2020 / 2021 | Rasmussen College 1. What is the main concern in a child diagnosed with severe diarrhea? - Electrolyte and Fluid Loss 2. What is the inability to stop urine flow long enough to get to the toilet? - Urge incontinence 3. What type of immunity is provided at birth? - Innate 4. What indicates a Positive Mantoux Test? - The patient has been infected and has a T-cell reponse 5. What ar...

NUR 2349 / NUR2349 Professional Nursing I / PN I Final Exam Review | Rated A Guide | Latest | Rasmussen College 1. Ulcerative Colitis - Edema and inflammation primarily in the rectum and rectosigmoid colon; in severe cases, it can involve the entire length of the colon; classified as mild, moderate, severe, or fulminant 2. Ulcerative Colitis Risk Factors - Cause is unknown - Genetics - Culture (Caucasians, Jewish heritage) - Adolescents and young adults - Gender (female) 3. Ulcerative Co...

NUR 2349 / NUR2349 Professional Nursing I / PN 1 Final exam Review | Rated A | Latest 2020 / 2021 | Rasmussen College 1. What type of immunity is provided at birth? - Innate 2. What indicates a Positive Mantoux Test? - The patient has been infected and has a T-cell reponse 3. What are the risks for a baby who has recently had a thymectomy? - infections - increased age-related chronic disease - increased inflammation - Autoimmune Response 4. An increased risk for a pati...

NUR2349 / NUR 2349 / PN1 Professional Nursing 1 Exam 3 Review | Highly Rated Guide | LATEST, 2020/ 2021 | Rasmussen College 1. A patient is becoming overwhelmed with infection, what lab is noted to be low? - Neutrophils 2. What molecules can elicit an immune response? - Immunogens 3. A patient has been having frequent liquid diarrhea for the last 24 hours. A stool sample was sent to the laboratory to confirm whether the patient has a Clostridium difficile infection. The nurse should monitor...

NUR2349 / NUR 2349 / PN1 Professional Nursing 1 Exam 3 Review | Rated A Guide | LATEST, 2020/ 2021 | Rasmussen College 1. What are the manifestations of Inflammation? (Select all that apply) A. Oral temp of 101 B. Thick green nasal dishcarge C. Pain of 6/10 D. WBC 20,000 E. Pt reports "I'm tired" all the time 2. Why would a nutritional history be important for a patient who has poor healing infected leg ulcers? - wound healing and infection prevention are negatively impacted by poor nutri...

NUR2349 / NUR 2349 / PN1 Professional Nursing 1 Exam 3 Review | Highly Rated Guide | LATEST, 2020/ 2021 | Rasmussen College 1. What is the most important infection fighting WBC? - Neutrophils 2. What type of immunity occurs when IgG is given to a patient? - Passive 3. What is the best way to treat hyperventilation? - pursed lip breathing 4. What type of IV fluid causes fluid to move into cells, leading to swelling and possible bursting of cells? - Hypotonic 5. What occurs when the lungs...

NUR2349 / NUR 2349 / PN1 Professional Nursing 1 Exam 2 Review | Rated A, Study Guide) | Rasmussen College 1. What are organizations that are receiving funding from medicare or medicare obligated to be following? - Organizations receiving Medicare and/or Medicaid funding are obligated to follow EBP 2. who is appendicitis most common in? - adolescents and young men 3. What is gastritis? - inflammation of the stomach lining 4. What does the RUQ in the abdomen maintain? - liver, right kidne...

1. What is the function of the kidneys? - maintain volume and composition of body fluids by filtering blood 2. Where are water, electrolytes, glucose, and protein reabsorbed within the kidney? - proximal tubule 3. Where are sodium and chloride reabsorbed within the kidney? - loop of Henle 4. What is the nephron? - the functional unit of the kidney 5. What is urine? What is it composed of? - waste product excreted by the kidneys. - Composed of nitrous wastes, inorganic sal...