NUR 352 EXAM 1 ASU UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
inflammation
Answer:
an immunologic defense against tissue injury, infection, or allergy
- can be infectious or non-infectious - can be local or systemic - can lead to
severe immune response, autoimmune diseases, tissue damage, or cancer
Question:
Auscultate
Answer:
to listen
Question:
Orthostatic hypotension
Answer:
a drop in blood pressure that occurs upon standing up
Question:
hospital acquired infection (and risk factors)
Answer:
4 major types
1. central line associated bloodstream infections
2. surgical site infections
3. catheter associated urinary tract infections
4. ventilator associated pneumonias
Question:
unlicensed assistive personnel
Answer:
anyone who is not a nurse
Question:
penicillin
Answer:
Question:
opioids
Answer:
Question:
health promotion
Answer:
the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve their
health ex. diet, exercise, stress coping
Question:
DNR vs Full Code
, Answer:
Question:
Oncologist
Answer:
doctor who specializes in cancer treatment
Question:
Assessment of infection - including lab values
Answer:
Question:
stages of infection
Answer:
incubation (infection enters and begins), prodromal (symptoms begin), acute
illness, decline, convalescence
Question:
types of/categories of infection
Answer:
bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasite/protozoa
Question:
chain of infection
Answer:
infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, modes of transport, portal of entry,
susceptible host
Question:
reservoir
Answer:
thing pathogen survives/grows on, ex. people, furniture, animals, surfaces,
water, medical equipment. (Has oxygen, water, temps, darkness)
Question:
portal of exit
Answer:
where the pathogen exits the reservoir - coughing, sneezing, bleeding,
pooping, urine
Question:
mode of transportation
Answer:
air, spores, contact, bloodborne, droplet
Question:
portal of entry
Answer:
where pathogen can enter - eyes, urinary tract, wounds, breathing, eating
Question:
susceptible host
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
inflammation
Answer:
an immunologic defense against tissue injury, infection, or allergy
- can be infectious or non-infectious - can be local or systemic - can lead to
severe immune response, autoimmune diseases, tissue damage, or cancer
Question:
Auscultate
Answer:
to listen
Question:
Orthostatic hypotension
Answer:
a drop in blood pressure that occurs upon standing up
Question:
hospital acquired infection (and risk factors)
Answer:
4 major types
1. central line associated bloodstream infections
2. surgical site infections
3. catheter associated urinary tract infections
4. ventilator associated pneumonias
Question:
unlicensed assistive personnel
Answer:
anyone who is not a nurse
Question:
penicillin
Answer:
Question:
opioids
Answer:
Question:
health promotion
Answer:
the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve their
health ex. diet, exercise, stress coping
Question:
DNR vs Full Code
, Answer:
Question:
Oncologist
Answer:
doctor who specializes in cancer treatment
Question:
Assessment of infection - including lab values
Answer:
Question:
stages of infection
Answer:
incubation (infection enters and begins), prodromal (symptoms begin), acute
illness, decline, convalescence
Question:
types of/categories of infection
Answer:
bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasite/protozoa
Question:
chain of infection
Answer:
infectious agent, reservoir, portal of exit, modes of transport, portal of entry,
susceptible host
Question:
reservoir
Answer:
thing pathogen survives/grows on, ex. people, furniture, animals, surfaces,
water, medical equipment. (Has oxygen, water, temps, darkness)
Question:
portal of exit
Answer:
where the pathogen exits the reservoir - coughing, sneezing, bleeding,
pooping, urine
Question:
mode of transportation
Answer:
air, spores, contact, bloodborne, droplet
Question:
portal of entry
Answer:
where pathogen can enter - eyes, urinary tract, wounds, breathing, eating
Question:
susceptible host
