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List six lifestyle factors which are known to increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. 1.
Lack of physical Activity
2. Smoking
3. Stress
4. Excessive Alcohol Consumption
5. Body Weight
6. Dietary intake
What is the temperature (hot/cold) of the skin with insufficient ARTERIAL Circulation Cold
What is the temperature (Hot/Cold) of the skin with insufficient VENOUS Circulation Hot
What is the pulses (present/Absent) of the skin with insufficient ARTERIAL Circulation
Absent
What is the pulses (present/Absent) of the skin with insufficient VENOUS Circulation
Present
The nurse uses the Braden Scale in the extended care facility to determine a patient's risk for
pressure ulcer development. Based on this scale which one of the following scores, places the
older patient at the highest level of risk? 12.
Which test would be most appropriate for the nurse to perform when assessing eye muscle
strength and cranial nerve function? Extra ocular movement test.
, An hallucination is a disorder of perception.
What is the name given to the condition where the patient has an acute confusional stemming
from an infection? Delirium.
What is the name given to the progressive deteriorating organic mental disorder that is
associated with the ageing process? Dementia
A false fixed belief that is out of keeping with a person's knowledge and culture is known as a
delusion.
Pressure injuries form primarily as a result of poor nutrition
A nurse is preparing to assess an adult patient's body temperature. At which time of the day
would the nurse expect to obtain the lowest body temperature? Early morning.
A patient complains of headaches each morning that disappear after getting out of bed. Which
of the following would be the most appropriate for the nurse to do next? Use an
appropriate framework to find out more information about the headaches.
Elderly patients who are experiencing confusion are best managed by Providing simple
directions with physical assistance if necessary.
When a patient fabricates events to fill in memory gaps this is called confabulation.
Which of these is incorrect in relation to delirium? There is no available treatment.
Latest Update
List six lifestyle factors which are known to increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. 1.
Lack of physical Activity
2. Smoking
3. Stress
4. Excessive Alcohol Consumption
5. Body Weight
6. Dietary intake
What is the temperature (hot/cold) of the skin with insufficient ARTERIAL Circulation Cold
What is the temperature (Hot/Cold) of the skin with insufficient VENOUS Circulation Hot
What is the pulses (present/Absent) of the skin with insufficient ARTERIAL Circulation
Absent
What is the pulses (present/Absent) of the skin with insufficient VENOUS Circulation
Present
The nurse uses the Braden Scale in the extended care facility to determine a patient's risk for
pressure ulcer development. Based on this scale which one of the following scores, places the
older patient at the highest level of risk? 12.
Which test would be most appropriate for the nurse to perform when assessing eye muscle
strength and cranial nerve function? Extra ocular movement test.
, An hallucination is a disorder of perception.
What is the name given to the condition where the patient has an acute confusional stemming
from an infection? Delirium.
What is the name given to the progressive deteriorating organic mental disorder that is
associated with the ageing process? Dementia
A false fixed belief that is out of keeping with a person's knowledge and culture is known as a
delusion.
Pressure injuries form primarily as a result of poor nutrition
A nurse is preparing to assess an adult patient's body temperature. At which time of the day
would the nurse expect to obtain the lowest body temperature? Early morning.
A patient complains of headaches each morning that disappear after getting out of bed. Which
of the following would be the most appropriate for the nurse to do next? Use an
appropriate framework to find out more information about the headaches.
Elderly patients who are experiencing confusion are best managed by Providing simple
directions with physical assistance if necessary.
When a patient fabricates events to fill in memory gaps this is called confabulation.
Which of these is incorrect in relation to delirium? There is no available treatment.
