NUR 168 Chap 42, 43, & 44 Exam #3 Review #2 Questions
With Complete Solutions
___ is a state of grieving due to loss of a loved one. Correct
Answers Bereavement
___ is the sense that perceives the solidity of objects and their
size, shape, and texture. Correct Answers Stereognosis
___ refers to awareness of positioning of body parts and body
movement. Correct Answers Kinesthesia
"Every time I think of my mother I can't help but cry" Correct
Answers Developing awareness
"I can't believe my mother died of breast cancer! She was never
seriously ill in her life." Correct Answers Shock and disbelief
"I know I won't be having Sunday dinner with my mother
anymore. Maybe my husband and I can eat out this Sunday."
Correct Answers Resolving the loss
"I miss my mother, but at least now I can accept her death and
try to get on with my life." Correct Answers Outcome
"I've been attending Mass every morning to pray for my
mother's soul and to help me get over her death." Correct
Answers Restitution
"My mother was the perfect parent. I wish I could be more like
her with my kids." Correct Answers Idealization
, A long-term care facility patient who is depressed becomes
incontinent. Correct Answers Regression
A nurse admitting an unconscious person to the unit considers
which guideline when performing care on this patient? Correct
Answers Assume the patient can hear you, and talk with him or
her in a normal tone of voice.
A nurse assesses patients in a long-term care facility for diseases
that are exacerbated by stressors. What is an autoimmune
disease that is related to stress? Correct Answers Graves'
disease
A nurse collaborates with the hospital nutritionist to prepare
meals with carried seasonings and textures; In a long-term care
facility, a nurse checks a patient for properly fitting dentures
Correct Answers Gustatory/olfactory stimulation
A nurse informs a woman that there is nothing more that can be
done medically for her premature infant who is expected to die.
The mother suppresses her grief and tells the nurse she is
experiencing heart palpitation. What type of grief might the
mother be experiencing? Correct Answers Inhibited grief
A nurse is assessing patients in a burn unit for sensory
alterations. Which factors contribute to severe sensory
alterations? Correct Answers Sensory overload; sensory
deprivation; sleep deprivation
With Complete Solutions
___ is a state of grieving due to loss of a loved one. Correct
Answers Bereavement
___ is the sense that perceives the solidity of objects and their
size, shape, and texture. Correct Answers Stereognosis
___ refers to awareness of positioning of body parts and body
movement. Correct Answers Kinesthesia
"Every time I think of my mother I can't help but cry" Correct
Answers Developing awareness
"I can't believe my mother died of breast cancer! She was never
seriously ill in her life." Correct Answers Shock and disbelief
"I know I won't be having Sunday dinner with my mother
anymore. Maybe my husband and I can eat out this Sunday."
Correct Answers Resolving the loss
"I miss my mother, but at least now I can accept her death and
try to get on with my life." Correct Answers Outcome
"I've been attending Mass every morning to pray for my
mother's soul and to help me get over her death." Correct
Answers Restitution
"My mother was the perfect parent. I wish I could be more like
her with my kids." Correct Answers Idealization
, A long-term care facility patient who is depressed becomes
incontinent. Correct Answers Regression
A nurse admitting an unconscious person to the unit considers
which guideline when performing care on this patient? Correct
Answers Assume the patient can hear you, and talk with him or
her in a normal tone of voice.
A nurse assesses patients in a long-term care facility for diseases
that are exacerbated by stressors. What is an autoimmune
disease that is related to stress? Correct Answers Graves'
disease
A nurse collaborates with the hospital nutritionist to prepare
meals with carried seasonings and textures; In a long-term care
facility, a nurse checks a patient for properly fitting dentures
Correct Answers Gustatory/olfactory stimulation
A nurse informs a woman that there is nothing more that can be
done medically for her premature infant who is expected to die.
The mother suppresses her grief and tells the nurse she is
experiencing heart palpitation. What type of grief might the
mother be experiencing? Correct Answers Inhibited grief
A nurse is assessing patients in a burn unit for sensory
alterations. Which factors contribute to severe sensory
alterations? Correct Answers Sensory overload; sensory
deprivation; sleep deprivation
