NSG124 EXAM 2 (ACTUAL EXAM )WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
what are some dietary treatments for fractures? - ANSWERS-protein; vitamins
b, c, and d; calcium, phosphorous, and magnesium
What do the 5 P's stand for? - ANSWERS-pulse, paresthesia, pain, pallor,
paralysis
what should be used - ANSWERS-
the most common infectious organisms are: - ANSWERS-staph, E.coli, gangrene,
proteus, and pseudomona
is gas gangrene aerobic or anaerobic? - ANSWERS-anaerobic
,what does serosanguinous drainage look like? - ANSWERS-clear with a little bit
of blood
which type of HTN has an elevated BP with no specific cause? - ANSWERS-
Primary HTN
which type of HTN has an elevated BP with a specific cause? - ANSWERS-
Secondary HTN
what is the hallmark sign of HTN? - ANSWERS-chronically increased systemic
vascular resistance
how does an Altered Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone Mechanism effect HTN? -
ANSWERS-increases the conversion of angiotensin 1 to angiotensin 2
how does Stress and Increased Sympathetic Nervous System Activity effect
HTN? - ANSWERS-anger, fear,pain
how do Insulin Resistance and Hyperinsulinemia effect HTN? - ANSWERS-
elevated insulin levels stimulate the sympathetic nervous system
which ethnicities have an increased risk for HTN? - ANSWERS-african americans,
hispanic americans, native americans
, which gender has an increased risk for HTN? - ANSWERS-men until women
reach 55 years
which ethnicity has the highest prevalence of HTN in the world? - ANSWERS-
african americans
which ethnicity is the least likely to receive treatment for HTN? - ANSWERS-
mexican americans
HTN is often referred to as the: - ANSWERS-silent killer
Why is HTN referred to as the "silent killer"? - ANSWERS-normally
asymptomatic until target organ disease occurs
HTN is a major risk factor for what? - ANSWERS-coronary artery disease (CAD)
what is the best way to diagnose HTN? - ANSWERS-BP monitoring
what foods are on the DASH diet? - ANSWERS-poultry, fish, fruits and
vegetables, whole grains, seeds, nuts
Elevated BP range - ANSWERS-120-129/<80
CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
what are some dietary treatments for fractures? - ANSWERS-protein; vitamins
b, c, and d; calcium, phosphorous, and magnesium
What do the 5 P's stand for? - ANSWERS-pulse, paresthesia, pain, pallor,
paralysis
what should be used - ANSWERS-
the most common infectious organisms are: - ANSWERS-staph, E.coli, gangrene,
proteus, and pseudomona
is gas gangrene aerobic or anaerobic? - ANSWERS-anaerobic
,what does serosanguinous drainage look like? - ANSWERS-clear with a little bit
of blood
which type of HTN has an elevated BP with no specific cause? - ANSWERS-
Primary HTN
which type of HTN has an elevated BP with a specific cause? - ANSWERS-
Secondary HTN
what is the hallmark sign of HTN? - ANSWERS-chronically increased systemic
vascular resistance
how does an Altered Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone Mechanism effect HTN? -
ANSWERS-increases the conversion of angiotensin 1 to angiotensin 2
how does Stress and Increased Sympathetic Nervous System Activity effect
HTN? - ANSWERS-anger, fear,pain
how do Insulin Resistance and Hyperinsulinemia effect HTN? - ANSWERS-
elevated insulin levels stimulate the sympathetic nervous system
which ethnicities have an increased risk for HTN? - ANSWERS-african americans,
hispanic americans, native americans
, which gender has an increased risk for HTN? - ANSWERS-men until women
reach 55 years
which ethnicity has the highest prevalence of HTN in the world? - ANSWERS-
african americans
which ethnicity is the least likely to receive treatment for HTN? - ANSWERS-
mexican americans
HTN is often referred to as the: - ANSWERS-silent killer
Why is HTN referred to as the "silent killer"? - ANSWERS-normally
asymptomatic until target organ disease occurs
HTN is a major risk factor for what? - ANSWERS-coronary artery disease (CAD)
what is the best way to diagnose HTN? - ANSWERS-BP monitoring
what foods are on the DASH diet? - ANSWERS-poultry, fish, fruits and
vegetables, whole grains, seeds, nuts
Elevated BP range - ANSWERS-120-129/<80
