Pain Comfort Rest Sleep and Hygiene ATI Test
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Terms in this set (65)
#1 - A nurse is caring for a patient who is experiencing 1. Experiencing fear related to loss of independence
pain. For which common psychological response to pain Psychological or affective responses to pain relate to feelings and emotional
should the nurse assess the patient? distress. Fear of being dependent on others and loss of self-control are
1. Experiencing fear related to loss of independence psychological responses to pain.
2. Withdrawing from social interactions with others
3. Asking for pain medication to relieve the pain
4. Verbalizing the presence of nausea
#2 - Which is the appropriate patient outcome for an adult 2. Demonstrate a reduction in nighttime bathroom visits.
who has disturbed sleep because of nocturia? Demonstrating a reduction in night- time bathroom visits is an appropriate
1. Report fewer early morning awakenings because of a outcome for nocturia, which is voluntary urination during the night.
wet bed.
2. Demonstrate a reduction in nighttime bathroom visits.
3. Resume sleeping immediately after voiding.
4. Use an incontinence device at night.
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#3 - A patient who had a total abdominal hysterectomy 4. Administer the prescribed analgesic.
two days ago reports abdominal pain at level 5 on a 0-to- Major abdominal surgery involves extensive manipulation of internal organs and a
10 pain scale. After assessing the pain further, which large abdominal incision that require adequate pharmacological intervention to
should the nurse do first? provide relief from pain.
1. Reposition the patient.
2. Offer a relaxing back rub.
3. Use distraction techniques.
4. Administer the prescribed analgesic.
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#4 - A nurse is caring for a patient who is diagnosed with 3. Potential for injury
narcolepsy. Which is the most serious consequence of this Narcolepsy is excessive sleepiness in the daytime that can cause a person to fall
disorder? asleep uncontrollably at inappropriate times (sleep attack) and result in physical
1. Inability to provide self-care harm to self or others.
2. Impaired thought processes
3. Potential for injury
4. Excessive fatigue
#5 - A patient is experiencing discomfort associated with 2. Semi-Fowler
gastroesophageal reflux. In which position should the Gastric secretions increase during rapid-eye-movement (REM) sleep. The semi-
nurse teach the patient to sleep? Fowler position limits gastroesophageal reflux because gravity allows the
1. Right lateral abdominal organs to drop, which reduces pressure on the stomach and results in
2. Semi-Fowler less stomach contents flowing upward into the esophagus.
3. Prone
4. Sims
#6 - A patient is experiencing anxiety. Which aspect of 1. Onset
sleep should the nurse expect primarily will be affected Anxiety increases norepinephrine blood levels through stimulation of the
as a result of the anxiety? sympathetic nervous system, which results in prolonged sleep onset.
1. Onset
2. Depth
3. Stage II
4. Duration
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Pain Q65
Comfort
Study
Rest
Guide.pdf
Sleep and Hygiene ATI Test
Pain Q65
Comfort
Study
Rest
Guide.pdf
Sleep and Hygiene ATI Test Q65 Study Guide.pdf
Pain Comfort Rest Sleep and Hygiene
ATI Test Q65 Study Guide
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Pain Q65
Comfort
Study
Rest
Guide.pdf
Sleep and Hygiene ATI Test
Pain Q65
Comfort
Study
Rest
Guide.pdf
Sleep and Hygiene ATI Test Q65 Study Guide.pdf
,Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf
Terms in this set (65)
#1 - A nurse is caring for a patient who is experiencing 1. Experiencing fear related to loss of independence
pain. For which common psychological response to pain Psychological or affective responses to pain relate to feelings and emotional
should the nurse assess the patient? distress. Fear of being dependent on others and loss of self-control are
1. Experiencing fear related to loss of independence psychological responses to pain.
2. Withdrawing from social interactions with others
3. Asking for pain medication to relieve the pain
4. Verbalizing the presence of nausea
#2 - Which is the appropriate patient outcome for an adult 2. Demonstrate a reduction in nighttime bathroom visits.
who has disturbed sleep because of nocturia? Demonstrating a reduction in night- time bathroom visits is an appropriate
1. Report fewer early morning awakenings because of a outcome for nocturia, which is voluntary urination during the night.
wet bed.
2. Demonstrate a reduction in nighttime bathroom visits.
3. Resume sleeping immediately after voiding.
4. Use an incontinence device at night.
Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf
,Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf
#3 - A patient who had a total abdominal hysterectomy 4. Administer the prescribed analgesic.
two days ago reports abdominal pain at level 5 on a 0-to- Major abdominal surgery involves extensive manipulation of internal organs and a
10 pain scale. After assessing the pain further, which large abdominal incision that require adequate pharmacological intervention to
should the nurse do first? provide relief from pain.
1. Reposition the patient.
2. Offer a relaxing back rub.
3. Use distraction techniques.
4. Administer the prescribed analgesic.
Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf
, Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf Pain; Comfort, Rest & Sleep; and Hygiene (ATI Test - Q65).pdf
#4 - A nurse is caring for a patient who is diagnosed with 3. Potential for injury
narcolepsy. Which is the most serious consequence of this Narcolepsy is excessive sleepiness in the daytime that can cause a person to fall
disorder? asleep uncontrollably at inappropriate times (sleep attack) and result in physical
1. Inability to provide self-care harm to self or others.
2. Impaired thought processes
3. Potential for injury
4. Excessive fatigue
#5 - A patient is experiencing discomfort associated with 2. Semi-Fowler
gastroesophageal reflux. In which position should the Gastric secretions increase during rapid-eye-movement (REM) sleep. The semi-
nurse teach the patient to sleep? Fowler position limits gastroesophageal reflux because gravity allows the
1. Right lateral abdominal organs to drop, which reduces pressure on the stomach and results in
2. Semi-Fowler less stomach contents flowing upward into the esophagus.
3. Prone
4. Sims
#6 - A patient is experiencing anxiety. Which aspect of 1. Onset
sleep should the nurse expect primarily will be affected Anxiety increases norepinephrine blood levels through stimulation of the
as a result of the anxiety? sympathetic nervous system, which results in prolonged sleep onset.
1. Onset
2. Depth
3. Stage II
4. Duration
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