NUR 622 Final Exam, NUR 622, Final Exam
Review Material Questions with Correct
Answers Latest Update this Year
Introduction
This document contains NUR 622 final-exam review questions and
their listed correct answers covering eye disorders, abuse
assessment, sexually transmitted infections, HIV, streptococcal
pharyngitis, and diabetes. Topics include diagnosis, signs and
symptoms, treatment, testing, risk factors, complications, and
patient education.
Exam Questions and Answers
how is a corneal abrasion treated? --- correct precise answer ---abx
ointment
refer to ophtalmologist
what is the difference between corneal abrasion and corneal ulcer?
--- correct precise answer ---ulcer is deeper than abrasion
, patient has sudden onset of pain in eye, pain with blinking, and
increased lacrimation --- correct precise answer ---foreign body in
eye
treatment of foreign body in eye --- correct precise answer ---
removal if able
antibiotics
inflammation from staph or fungus in the eyelid --- correct precise
answer ---blepharitis
infection from staph, pustule along eyelid --- correct precise answer
---hordeolum (stye)
noninfectious hordeolum along eyelid --- correct precise answer ---
chalazion
inflammation or infection of lacrimal sac --- correct precise answer
---dacrocystitis
tx of dacrocystitis --- correct precise answer ---warm compress
if that doesnt work, PO abx, discard makeup
condition in which pt has itchy, red and watery eyes bilaterally ---
correct precise answer ---allergic conjunctivitis
condition in which pt has photophobia, impaired vision and eye
irritation
Review Material Questions with Correct
Answers Latest Update this Year
Introduction
This document contains NUR 622 final-exam review questions and
their listed correct answers covering eye disorders, abuse
assessment, sexually transmitted infections, HIV, streptococcal
pharyngitis, and diabetes. Topics include diagnosis, signs and
symptoms, treatment, testing, risk factors, complications, and
patient education.
Exam Questions and Answers
how is a corneal abrasion treated? --- correct precise answer ---abx
ointment
refer to ophtalmologist
what is the difference between corneal abrasion and corneal ulcer?
--- correct precise answer ---ulcer is deeper than abrasion
, patient has sudden onset of pain in eye, pain with blinking, and
increased lacrimation --- correct precise answer ---foreign body in
eye
treatment of foreign body in eye --- correct precise answer ---
removal if able
antibiotics
inflammation from staph or fungus in the eyelid --- correct precise
answer ---blepharitis
infection from staph, pustule along eyelid --- correct precise answer
---hordeolum (stye)
noninfectious hordeolum along eyelid --- correct precise answer ---
chalazion
inflammation or infection of lacrimal sac --- correct precise answer
---dacrocystitis
tx of dacrocystitis --- correct precise answer ---warm compress
if that doesnt work, PO abx, discard makeup
condition in which pt has itchy, red and watery eyes bilaterally ---
correct precise answer ---allergic conjunctivitis
condition in which pt has photophobia, impaired vision and eye
irritation
