FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING - GCU
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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➢ Foundations of Nursing at Grand Canyon University
,Table of Contents
NSG 300 EXAM 1 ....................................................................................... 2
NSG 300 EXAM 2 ..................................................................................... 77
NSG 300 EXAM 3 ................................................................................... 117
NSG 300 EXAM 4 ................................................................................... 142
NSG 300 EXAM 1
What is the normal heart rate range for an adult?
60 – 100
1 kg = ____ lbs
2.2
What is blood pressure?
,the force exerted on the walls of an artery by the pulsing blood under
pressure from the heart
According to your textbook, what is a normal pulse oximetry
reading?
95% and above
You are assessing the pulse amplitude of a client. You note that
the radial pulse is full or strong in both wrists. How would you
document this finding?
Radial pulses 3 bilaterally
The Health Promotion Model defines health as a positive,
dynamic state, not merely the absence of disease.
True
The Health Belief Model addresses the relationship between
which two factors?
beliefs and behaviors
You are caring for a client, who has been generally upbeat and
positive, and who has just been diagnosed with type II diabetes.
, You enter the client's room and find that the client doesn't seem
to want to talk much and appears very apprehensive. What is the
nurse's best action at this time?
Recognize the client's need for emotional support and ask the client
how they are feeling
Which graphic record cue indicates the patient has anorexia?
Passage of hard, small stools
Eats less than 50% of meals
Weight gain
Presence of a fever
Eats less than 50% of meals
The apical pulse is located at the fourth to fifth intercostal space
at the left midclavicular line.
T or F
True
Breathing generally is an active process.
T or F
F