NUR 126 Exam 1 questions with verified answers
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Advocacy Ans✓✓✓ • Sharing with family members the details of a
conversation you had with their loved one previously in the day
• Listening carefully to help family members carry out their wishes, and
working with the hospital to do what you can to help that happen
• Communicating with the family about their loved one's surgery
schedule, course of events, and expected finish time
• Working to get prescriptions filled before a homeless person leaves
the hospital
aerobic exercise Ans✓✓✓ amount of oxygen taken into the body is
greater than that used to perform the activity. uses large muscle groups
that move repetitively.
an example an additional act may be performed by an RN that requires
additional education and training as prescribed by the Board and that is
recognized as proper to be performed by an RN would be: Ans✓✓✓
Insertions of an intra-arterial catheter (PICC line)
an example an additional act that may be performed by an LPN that
requires additional education and training as prescribed by the Board
and that is recognized as proper to be performed by a practical nurse
would be: Ans✓✓✓ Administering IV medications
,An RN license applicant was convicted of a Class 2 felony in 2007 and
applies for licensure in 2009. The applicant will be: Ans✓✓✓ Denied a
license
anaerobic exercise Ans✓✓✓ muscles cannot draw out enough oxygen
from the bloodstream, and anaerobic pathways are used to provide
additional energy for a short time
Be able to identify statements the patient would make that the nurse
would assess as indicating a readiness to learn. Ans✓✓✓ The patient
would ask questions related to their health condition such as:
"What is ....?"
"How can I prevent further illness for ..... Condition?"
"What steps can I take to prevent .... From occurring?"
benefits of aerobic Ans✓✓✓ improve cardiovascular conditioning and
physical fitness and bring more oxygen into the body than is used to
perform the activity.
benefits of anaerobic Ans✓✓✓ such as weightlifting and sprinting, is
used in endurance training for athletes.
benefits of isokinetic Ans✓✓✓ An increase in blood pressure and
blood flow to muscles occurs with resistance training
, benefits of isometric Ans✓✓✓ produce a mild increase in heart rate
and cardiac output, but no appreciable increase in blood flow to other
parts of the body.
benefits of isotonic Ans✓✓✓ increase muscle tone, mass, and strength
and maintain joint flexibility and circulation
both heart rate and cardiac output quicken to increase blood flow to all
parts of the body.
clinical exemplars for self-efficacy Ans✓✓✓ prenatal care, pediatric
asthma, type 2 diabetes, HIV/Aids, Congestive heart failure (CHF),
depression
compassion Ans✓✓✓ • Taking time to talk with a troubled family
member
• Responding to a patient's call light with genuine interest
• Comforting a colleague who has just had a death in his or her family
• Using eye contact to apologize for a misstep with a colleague
courage Ans✓✓✓ • Speaking up when a colleague did not wash his or
her hands before entering a patient room
• Conveying the details of the conversation a dying patient had with
you to other members of the health care team
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Advocacy Ans✓✓✓ • Sharing with family members the details of a
conversation you had with their loved one previously in the day
• Listening carefully to help family members carry out their wishes, and
working with the hospital to do what you can to help that happen
• Communicating with the family about their loved one's surgery
schedule, course of events, and expected finish time
• Working to get prescriptions filled before a homeless person leaves
the hospital
aerobic exercise Ans✓✓✓ amount of oxygen taken into the body is
greater than that used to perform the activity. uses large muscle groups
that move repetitively.
an example an additional act may be performed by an RN that requires
additional education and training as prescribed by the Board and that is
recognized as proper to be performed by an RN would be: Ans✓✓✓
Insertions of an intra-arterial catheter (PICC line)
an example an additional act that may be performed by an LPN that
requires additional education and training as prescribed by the Board
and that is recognized as proper to be performed by a practical nurse
would be: Ans✓✓✓ Administering IV medications
,An RN license applicant was convicted of a Class 2 felony in 2007 and
applies for licensure in 2009. The applicant will be: Ans✓✓✓ Denied a
license
anaerobic exercise Ans✓✓✓ muscles cannot draw out enough oxygen
from the bloodstream, and anaerobic pathways are used to provide
additional energy for a short time
Be able to identify statements the patient would make that the nurse
would assess as indicating a readiness to learn. Ans✓✓✓ The patient
would ask questions related to their health condition such as:
"What is ....?"
"How can I prevent further illness for ..... Condition?"
"What steps can I take to prevent .... From occurring?"
benefits of aerobic Ans✓✓✓ improve cardiovascular conditioning and
physical fitness and bring more oxygen into the body than is used to
perform the activity.
benefits of anaerobic Ans✓✓✓ such as weightlifting and sprinting, is
used in endurance training for athletes.
benefits of isokinetic Ans✓✓✓ An increase in blood pressure and
blood flow to muscles occurs with resistance training
, benefits of isometric Ans✓✓✓ produce a mild increase in heart rate
and cardiac output, but no appreciable increase in blood flow to other
parts of the body.
benefits of isotonic Ans✓✓✓ increase muscle tone, mass, and strength
and maintain joint flexibility and circulation
both heart rate and cardiac output quicken to increase blood flow to all
parts of the body.
clinical exemplars for self-efficacy Ans✓✓✓ prenatal care, pediatric
asthma, type 2 diabetes, HIV/Aids, Congestive heart failure (CHF),
depression
compassion Ans✓✓✓ • Taking time to talk with a troubled family
member
• Responding to a patient's call light with genuine interest
• Comforting a colleague who has just had a death in his or her family
• Using eye contact to apologize for a misstep with a colleague
courage Ans✓✓✓ • Speaking up when a colleague did not wash his or
her hands before entering a patient room
• Conveying the details of the conversation a dying patient had with
you to other members of the health care team
