NUR 1020C Final Review || A+ Score Secured.
When caring for a patient with orthopnea the nurse should: correct answers Raise the head of the
bed
A nurse is working with a patient with limited English proficiency, what should she do? correct
answers Get a translator
A patient doesn't make eye contact with the nurse and folds arm, what type of communication
does the patient represent? correct answers Nonverbal communication
Quality nursing care is evaluated by what? correct answers Process and outcomes
During examination of a child, physical child growth is the best indicator of what? correct
answers General Health
The correct way to prevent infections is: correct answers Wash your hands
A 3 month old has a heart rate of 135 BPM, is this normal or abnormal? correct answers Normal
Vital signs across the life span: correct answers Newborn-
Temp: 96-99.5
Pulse: 80-160
RR: 30-80
BP: 60-90/ 20-60
Young Child-
Temp: 98-98.6
Pulse: 75-110
,RR: 15-25
BP: 84-120/54-80
Adult-
Temp: 95.9- 99.5
Pulse: 60-100
RR: 12-20
BP: 90-120/ 60-80
Aging Adult-
Temp: 95-99
Pulse: 60-100
RR: 15-20
BP: 90-120/ 60-80
Name a secondary source of information: correct answers Family members
Auscultation technique for lungs correct answers Use diaphragm
A 3 year old patient has palpable lymph nodes, the nurse explains this finding as: correct answers
Normal 3-6 yrs old
What is the purpose of a health history correct answers To learn current and past health
information
What technique is used to test for crepitus, swelling and pulsations? correct answers Palpation
What organization has to do with safety education in Nursing? correct answers QSEN
Where is the popliteal pulse found correct answers Behind the knee
, What are the two heart valves found near the apex of the heart? correct answers Mitral and
tricuspid
What is the purpose of the stethoscope? correct answers To block out external sounds and
magnify internal sounds
How long do you listen to an abnormal heart beat and where do you listen for it? correct answers
Apically at the mitral valve for 1 minute
What part of the brain has to do with balance correct answers Cerebellar cortex
A nursing student comes home from an exam and throws the remote at the TV, what kind of
coping mechanism is this student portraying? correct answers Displacement
What type of coping mechanism is a patient displaying by stating "It is okay if I eat a candy bar
if I drink a diet coke." correct answers Rationalization
Why do babies have a difficult time keeping up their temperature? correct answers Because of
the fontanels are not fused allowing heat to escape
Who is the founder of nursing? correct answers Florence Nightingale
What do the letters if PIE stand for? correct answers P: Problem
I: Intervention
E: Evaluation
What kind of charting is PIE, SOAP/IE, DAR ? correct answers Problem oriented
When caring for a patient with orthopnea the nurse should: correct answers Raise the head of the
bed
A nurse is working with a patient with limited English proficiency, what should she do? correct
answers Get a translator
A patient doesn't make eye contact with the nurse and folds arm, what type of communication
does the patient represent? correct answers Nonverbal communication
Quality nursing care is evaluated by what? correct answers Process and outcomes
During examination of a child, physical child growth is the best indicator of what? correct
answers General Health
The correct way to prevent infections is: correct answers Wash your hands
A 3 month old has a heart rate of 135 BPM, is this normal or abnormal? correct answers Normal
Vital signs across the life span: correct answers Newborn-
Temp: 96-99.5
Pulse: 80-160
RR: 30-80
BP: 60-90/ 20-60
Young Child-
Temp: 98-98.6
Pulse: 75-110
,RR: 15-25
BP: 84-120/54-80
Adult-
Temp: 95.9- 99.5
Pulse: 60-100
RR: 12-20
BP: 90-120/ 60-80
Aging Adult-
Temp: 95-99
Pulse: 60-100
RR: 15-20
BP: 90-120/ 60-80
Name a secondary source of information: correct answers Family members
Auscultation technique for lungs correct answers Use diaphragm
A 3 year old patient has palpable lymph nodes, the nurse explains this finding as: correct answers
Normal 3-6 yrs old
What is the purpose of a health history correct answers To learn current and past health
information
What technique is used to test for crepitus, swelling and pulsations? correct answers Palpation
What organization has to do with safety education in Nursing? correct answers QSEN
Where is the popliteal pulse found correct answers Behind the knee
, What are the two heart valves found near the apex of the heart? correct answers Mitral and
tricuspid
What is the purpose of the stethoscope? correct answers To block out external sounds and
magnify internal sounds
How long do you listen to an abnormal heart beat and where do you listen for it? correct answers
Apically at the mitral valve for 1 minute
What part of the brain has to do with balance correct answers Cerebellar cortex
A nursing student comes home from an exam and throws the remote at the TV, what kind of
coping mechanism is this student portraying? correct answers Displacement
What type of coping mechanism is a patient displaying by stating "It is okay if I eat a candy bar
if I drink a diet coke." correct answers Rationalization
Why do babies have a difficult time keeping up their temperature? correct answers Because of
the fontanels are not fused allowing heat to escape
Who is the founder of nursing? correct answers Florence Nightingale
What do the letters if PIE stand for? correct answers P: Problem
I: Intervention
E: Evaluation
What kind of charting is PIE, SOAP/IE, DAR ? correct answers Problem oriented
