Test Bank for Clinical Reasoning Cases in Nursing 8th Edition by Mariann M. Harding

For Clinical Reasoning Cases in Nursing 8th Edition by Test
Banks Mariann M.Harding;
Chapter 1 - 15

,ClinicalGReasoningGCasesGinGNursingG8thGEditionGHardingGSnyderGTestGBank

Contents:
ChapterG1.GPerfusion

ChapterG2.GGasGExchange

ChapterG3.GMobility

ChapterG4.GDigestion

ChapterG5.GUrinaryGElimination

ChapterG6.GIntracranialGRegulation

ChapterG7.GMetabolismGandGGlucoseGRegulation

ChapterG8.GImmunity

ChapterG9.GCellularGRegulation

ChapterG10.GTissueGIntegrity

ChapterG11.GCognition

ChapterG12.GInfectionGandGInflammation

ChapterG13.GDevelopmental

ChapterG14.GReproductive

ChapterG15.GMood,GStress,GandGAddiction

,ChapterG1.GPerfusion
ClinicalGReasoningGCasesGinGNursingG8thGEditionGHardingGSnyderGTestGBank

MULTIPLEGCHOICE
1.GTheGnurseGisGexplainingGtoGaGstudentGnurseGaboutGimpairedGcentralGperfusion.GTheGnurseGknowsGt
heGstudentGunderstandsGthisGproblemGwhenGtheGstudentGstates,GCentralGperfusion
a. IsGmonitoredGonlyGbyGtheGphysician.
b. InvolvesGtheGentireGbody.
c. IsGdecreasedGwithGhypertension.
d. IsGtoxicGtoGtheGcardiacGsystem.
ANSWER:GB
CentralGperfusionGdoesGinvolveGtheGentireGbodyGasGallGorgansGareGsuppliedGwithGoxygenGandGvitalG
Nutrients.GTheGphysicianGdoesGnotGcontrolGtheGbodysGabilityGforGperfusion.GCentralGperfusionGisGnot
decreasedGwithGhypertension.GCentralGperfusionGisGnotGtoxicGtoGtheGcardiacGsystem.

2.GAGpatientGwasGdiagnosedGwithGhypertension.GTheGpatientGasksGtheGnurseGhowGthisGdiseaseGcouldG
haveGhappenedGtoGthem.GTheGnursesGbestGresponseGisGHypertension
a. HappensGtoGeveryoneGsoonerGorGlater.GDontGbeGconcernedGaboutGit.
b. CanGhappenGfromGeatingGaGpoorGdiet,GsoGchangeGwhatGyouGareGeating.
c. CanGhappenGfromGarterialGchangesGthatGimpedeGtheGbloodGflow.
d.
HappensGwhenGpeopleGdoGnotGexercise,GsoGyouGshouldGwalkGever
yGday.
ANSWER:GC
HardeningGofGtheGarteriesGfromGatherosclerosisGcanGcauseGhypertensionGinGtheGpatient.GHypertensi
onGdoesGnotGhappenGtoGeveryone.GChangingGtheGpatientsGdietGandGexercisingGmayGbeGaGpositiveGli
feGchange,GbutGtheseGanswersGdoGnotGexplainGtoGtheGpatientGhowGtheGdiseaseGcouldGhaveGhappene
d.

3.GTheGpatientGasksGtheGnurseGtoGexplainGtheGsinoatrialGnodeGinGtheGheart.GTheGnursesGbestGresponse
GwouldGbe,GTheGsinoatrialGnode


a. ProvidesGtheGheartGwithGtheGstimulationGtoGbeatGinGaGnormalGrhythm.
b. ProtectsGtheGheartGfromGatheroscleroticGchanges.
c. ProvidesGtheGheartGwithGoxygenatedGblood.
d.
ProtectsGtheGheartGfrom
infection.
G




ANSWER:GA
TheGsinoatrialGnodeGisGtheGnaturalGpacemakerGofGtheGheart,GandGitGassistsGtheGheartGtoGbeatGinGaGN
ormalGrhythm.GTheGsinoatrialGnodeGdoesGnotGprotectGfromGatheroscleroticGchangesGorGinfection,andG
itGdoesGnotGdirectlyGprovideGtheGheartGwithGoxygenatedGblood.
4.GTheGpatientGisGbroughtGtoGtheGemergencyGdepartmentGafterGaGmotorGvehicleGaccident.GTheGpatie
ntGisGdiagnosedGwithGinternalGbleeding.GTheGnursesGprimaryGconcernGisGtoGmonitorGfor
a. MentalGalertness.

, b. Perfusion.




c. Pain.
d.
ReactionGto
Gmedications.


ANSWER:GB
PerfusionGisGtheGcorrectGanswer,GbecauseGwithGinternalGbleeding,GtheGnurseGshouldGmonitorGvital
SignsGtoGbeGsureGperfusionGisGhappening.GMentalGalertness,Gpain,GandGmedicationGreactionsGareimp
ortantGbutGnotGtheGprimaryGconcern.
5.GAGpatientsGserumGelectrolytesGareGbeingGmonitored.GTheGnurseGnoticesGthatGtheGpotassiumGlevelG
isGlow.GTheGnurseGknowsGthatGtheGpatientGshouldGbeGobservedGfor
a. TissueGischemia.
b. BrainGmalformations.
c. nIntestinal
die zei:Gblockage.
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vrij.” Als dank gaf ze Lotte een kleine parel die altijd warm
d. bleef. Vanaf die dag vond Lotte nooit meer een gewone schelp
Cardia glimlach. Ze wist dat de zee haar vriend was en dat
zonder
cGdysthymia.
sommige wonderen alleen verschijnen aan wie echt luistert.
Het dorp vertelde haar verhaal nog jaren door.（199
woorden）
ANSWER:GD
CardiacGdysthymia
I en litenGisby
GaGpossibilityGwhenGserumGpotassiumGisGhighGorGlow.GTissueGischemia,GbrainGMalformatio
vid en frusen sjö bodde en gammal man som het
ns,GorGintestinalGblockageGdoGnotGhaveGaGdirectGcorrelationGtoGpotassiumGirregularities.
6.GAGnurseGisGexplainingGtoGaen
Erik. Han hade gammal vedspis som alltid brann, även när
GstudentGnurseGaboutGperfusion.GTheGnurseGknowsGtheGstudentGundersta
veden
ndsGtheGconcept tog slut. Varje kväll satt han där och berättade historier
GofGperfusionGwhenGtheGstudentGstates,GPerfusion
för sin katt, Måne. En vinternatt hörde han ett knackande på
a. IsGaGnormalGfunctionGofGtheGbody,GandGIGdontGhaveGtoGbeGconcernedGaboutGit.
dörren. Utanför stod en liten flicka med röda kinder och frusna
b. IsGmonitored
fingrar. byGatt
Hon Gsa theGhon
physician,
hadeGand
gåttGIvilse.
GjustGfollowGorders.
Erik bjöd in henne, gav
c. henne varm choklad och lät henne sova
IsGmonitoredGbyGvitalGsignsGandGcapillaryGrefill. i sin egen säng. Nästa
morgon var flickan borta, men på bordet låg en liten snöflinga
d.
av glas som aldrig smälte. Erik hängde den i fönstret. Varje
VariesGasGaGpersonGages,GsoGIGwouldGexpectGchangesGinGth
gång solen sken genom den skapades regnbågar över hela
eGbody. rummet. Folk i byn började kalla hans hus för “regnbågshuset”.
Åren gick, och Erik blev äldre, men snöflingan lyste alltid. En
ANSWER:Gdag C kom en vuxen kvinna till dörren. Det var flickan från den
TheGbestGmethod GtoGmonitorGperfusionGisGtoGmonitorGvitalGsignsGandGcapillaryGrefill.GThisGallowsGT
vinternatten. Hon hade blivit läkare och ville tacka honom. Erik
heGnurseGtolog
GknowGifGperfusionGisGadequateGtoGmaintainGvitalGorgans.GTheGnurseGdoesGhaveGtoGbe
och sa: “Du var aldrig vilse. Du hittade mig.” Tillsammans
GconcernedGaboutGperfusion.GPerfusionGisGnotGonlyGmonitoredGbyGtheGphysicianGbutGtheGnurseGtoo.
titt
GPerfusionGdoesGnotGalwaysGchangeGasGtheGpersonGages.

7.GTheGnurseGisGconductingGaGpatientGassessment.GTheGpatientGtellsGtheGnurseGthatGheGhasGsmoked
GtwoGpacksGofGcigarettesGperGdayGforG27Gyears.GTheGnurseGmayGfindGwhichGdataGuponGassessme

nt?
a. BloodGpressureGaboveGtheGnormalGrange
b. BoundingGpedalGpulses
c. NightGblindness