B260 Final Exam Questions With Complete Solutions
Acceptance Correct Answer incorporates loss into their life
acute hemolytic reaction Correct Answer incompatibility to
antibodies, causes RBC breakdown
s/s: chills, fever, flank pain, hypotension, flushing
acute pain Correct Answer self-limiting, identifiable cause,
protective
addiction Correct Answer compulsive drug craving and use,
despite adverse consequences
air embolism Correct Answer air entering the vein
- SOB, chest pain, tachycardia, cough, decreased BP
- if happens: stop infusion, lay pt in recovery position
airborne precautions Correct Answer used for patients known
or suspected to be infected with pathogens transmitted by
airborne droplet nuclei
- gown, gloves, respirator, face shield, negative pressure room
handwashing
- TB, SARS, Measles, Chickenpox
analyze/diagnose Correct Answer analyze cues & prioritize
hypothesis
- use data to determine what needs to be done
,anaphylactic reaction Correct Answer reaction to blood
proteins
s/s: anxiety, itching, wheezing, shock
Anger Correct Answer expresses resistance or anger at God or
others for situation
ascending stairs with crutches Correct Answer - weight is
placed on crutch
- weight is transferred from crutches to unaffected leg on stairs
- crutches are aligned with unaffected leg on stairs
- strong leg next to railing
assessment Correct Answer recognize clues
- gather and organize data
Bargaining Correct Answer postpones awareness of loss by
trying to prevent it from happening
barrier restraint Correct Answer barriers that limit movement
Bevel of needle Correct Answer should always be facing up
when inserted into the skin
bipap Correct Answer 2 pressure settings
- 21-100% O2
Body defenses against infection Correct Answer skin, mouth,
eyes, respiratory tract urinary tract, GI tract, vaginal tract
, bowel diversion Correct Answer temporary or permanent
artificial opening in the abdominal wall (stoma)
bowel elimination interventions Correct Answer - routine
schedule
- antidiarrheals
- laxatives
- enema
- positioning
- skin integrity
cancer pain Correct Answer acute and chronic
carminative edema Correct Answer gas
reduces distension
- varies
check for NG tube placement Correct Answer first is xray
- next is aspirating gastric contents
chemical restraint Correct Answer any drug that is used for
discipline or convenience and not required to treat medical
symptoms
chest tube Correct Answer removes air and fluids from pleural
space
- negative pressure
- no kinks, secure and airtight
chronic pain Correct Answer constant/recurring
Acceptance Correct Answer incorporates loss into their life
acute hemolytic reaction Correct Answer incompatibility to
antibodies, causes RBC breakdown
s/s: chills, fever, flank pain, hypotension, flushing
acute pain Correct Answer self-limiting, identifiable cause,
protective
addiction Correct Answer compulsive drug craving and use,
despite adverse consequences
air embolism Correct Answer air entering the vein
- SOB, chest pain, tachycardia, cough, decreased BP
- if happens: stop infusion, lay pt in recovery position
airborne precautions Correct Answer used for patients known
or suspected to be infected with pathogens transmitted by
airborne droplet nuclei
- gown, gloves, respirator, face shield, negative pressure room
handwashing
- TB, SARS, Measles, Chickenpox
analyze/diagnose Correct Answer analyze cues & prioritize
hypothesis
- use data to determine what needs to be done
,anaphylactic reaction Correct Answer reaction to blood
proteins
s/s: anxiety, itching, wheezing, shock
Anger Correct Answer expresses resistance or anger at God or
others for situation
ascending stairs with crutches Correct Answer - weight is
placed on crutch
- weight is transferred from crutches to unaffected leg on stairs
- crutches are aligned with unaffected leg on stairs
- strong leg next to railing
assessment Correct Answer recognize clues
- gather and organize data
Bargaining Correct Answer postpones awareness of loss by
trying to prevent it from happening
barrier restraint Correct Answer barriers that limit movement
Bevel of needle Correct Answer should always be facing up
when inserted into the skin
bipap Correct Answer 2 pressure settings
- 21-100% O2
Body defenses against infection Correct Answer skin, mouth,
eyes, respiratory tract urinary tract, GI tract, vaginal tract
, bowel diversion Correct Answer temporary or permanent
artificial opening in the abdominal wall (stoma)
bowel elimination interventions Correct Answer - routine
schedule
- antidiarrheals
- laxatives
- enema
- positioning
- skin integrity
cancer pain Correct Answer acute and chronic
carminative edema Correct Answer gas
reduces distension
- varies
check for NG tube placement Correct Answer first is xray
- next is aspirating gastric contents
chemical restraint Correct Answer any drug that is used for
discipline or convenience and not required to treat medical
symptoms
chest tube Correct Answer removes air and fluids from pleural
space
- negative pressure
- no kinks, secure and airtight
chronic pain Correct Answer constant/recurring
