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A patient with orthopedic trauma complains of severe
unrelenting pain in the affected extremity not relieved by
analgesics. What is the nurse most concerned about? -
Correct Answers ✅Compartment syndrome
Why is an ORIF done instead of letting a hip heal over time? -
Correct Answers ✅Prevent complications and early
ambulation
Hypovolemia in burns is caused by - Correct Answers
✅Capillary bed leakage
A patient weighing 68 kg has a 50% TBSA burn. Using the
Parkland (Baxter) formula for fluid replacement how many
cc/hr should the nurse administer in the first 8 hours? [TBSA
burned x Wt (kg) x 4mL] ___________ - Correct Answers
✅The Parkland Formula is for the first 24 hours. To determine
the 8-hour, you need to divide the results by 2.
68 x 50 x 4 = 13,600 in 24 hours, 6,800 in first 8 hours, and
6,800 in the next 16 hours. That works out to 850 cc/hr for
the first 8 hours.
T/F
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Nurses should discourage use of any alternative or
complementary therapy. - Correct Answers ✅False (allow
holistic care)
The cause of organ failure and cellular dysfunction in shock
is: - Correct Answers ✅Inadequate cellular perfusion
Would you use vasopressor (dopamine) in cardiogenic shock?
- Correct Answers ✅Yes. Vasoconstriction to increase BP
Would you use inotropic agent (dobutamine) in cardiogenic
shock? - Correct Answers ✅Yes. Increase force of
myocardial contraction to increase CO
Would you use IV rate of 500 cc/hr decreased ability to pump
blood in cardiogenic shock? - Correct Answers ✅No. There
is a decreased ability to pump blood
A pt arrives in the ED after an accident. What is the first thing
you assess? - Correct Answers ✅Airway
What is MODS? - Correct Answers ✅Multiple organ
dysfunction syndrome (failure of 2 or more organ systems)
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Does anaphylactic shock cause symptoms due to increased
peripheral resistance? - Correct Answers ✅No. Massive
vasodilation, release of mediators, increased capillary
permeability
Why is PEEP used in a patient with ARDS? - Correct
Answers ✅To prevent alveolar collapse by keeping lungs
expanded during expiration
The most common cause of death in patients recovering from
acute renal failure is? - Correct Answers ✅Infection
What type of headache may be accompanied by nausea,
vomiting and irritability? - Correct Answers ✅Migraine
What symptoms would you expect to observe in a client with
a suspected diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease? - Correct
Answers ✅Bradykinesia, rigidity, tremors
Which of the following nursing diagnoses are included in the
plan of care in the patient with ALS?
A. Alteration in comfort
B. Fluid volume, excess
C. Impaired bowel elimination
D. Potential for injury
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A patient with orthopedic trauma complains of severe
unrelenting pain in the affected extremity not relieved by
analgesics. What is the nurse most concerned about? -
Correct Answers ✅Compartment syndrome
Why is an ORIF done instead of letting a hip heal over time? -
Correct Answers ✅Prevent complications and early
ambulation
Hypovolemia in burns is caused by - Correct Answers
✅Capillary bed leakage
A patient weighing 68 kg has a 50% TBSA burn. Using the
Parkland (Baxter) formula for fluid replacement how many
cc/hr should the nurse administer in the first 8 hours? [TBSA
burned x Wt (kg) x 4mL] ___________ - Correct Answers
✅The Parkland Formula is for the first 24 hours. To determine
the 8-hour, you need to divide the results by 2.
68 x 50 x 4 = 13,600 in 24 hours, 6,800 in first 8 hours, and
6,800 in the next 16 hours. That works out to 850 cc/hr for
the first 8 hours.
T/F
,NURS 6202 Final Exam Questions and
Verified Answers, 100% Guarantee Pass
(Latest 2025)
Nurses should discourage use of any alternative or
complementary therapy. - Correct Answers ✅False (allow
holistic care)
The cause of organ failure and cellular dysfunction in shock
is: - Correct Answers ✅Inadequate cellular perfusion
Would you use vasopressor (dopamine) in cardiogenic shock?
- Correct Answers ✅Yes. Vasoconstriction to increase BP
Would you use inotropic agent (dobutamine) in cardiogenic
shock? - Correct Answers ✅Yes. Increase force of
myocardial contraction to increase CO
Would you use IV rate of 500 cc/hr decreased ability to pump
blood in cardiogenic shock? - Correct Answers ✅No. There
is a decreased ability to pump blood
A pt arrives in the ED after an accident. What is the first thing
you assess? - Correct Answers ✅Airway
What is MODS? - Correct Answers ✅Multiple organ
dysfunction syndrome (failure of 2 or more organ systems)
, NURS 6202 Final Exam Questions and
Verified Answers, 100% Guarantee Pass
(Latest 2025)
Does anaphylactic shock cause symptoms due to increased
peripheral resistance? - Correct Answers ✅No. Massive
vasodilation, release of mediators, increased capillary
permeability
Why is PEEP used in a patient with ARDS? - Correct
Answers ✅To prevent alveolar collapse by keeping lungs
expanded during expiration
The most common cause of death in patients recovering from
acute renal failure is? - Correct Answers ✅Infection
What type of headache may be accompanied by nausea,
vomiting and irritability? - Correct Answers ✅Migraine
What symptoms would you expect to observe in a client with
a suspected diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease? - Correct
Answers ✅Bradykinesia, rigidity, tremors
Which of the following nursing diagnoses are included in the
plan of care in the patient with ALS?
A. Alteration in comfort
B. Fluid volume, excess
C. Impaired bowel elimination
D. Potential for injury
