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NUR257 Exam 2 Final Review Kahoot! On
units 3, 4, and 5
1.) This is a measure of the levels of cognitive changes as one passes through the
process of dementia.
- The Global Deterioration Scale
2.) This instrument is used for the assessment of both mobility and the ability to
perform ADLs.- The Barthel Index
3.) This is a simple and overall assessment tool of older adults focusing on
geriatric syndromes.- Fulmer Spices
4.) Used in the screening of cognitive status: screens and monitors orientation,
short-term memory & attention, language.
- Mini Mental State Exam
5.) Activities such as cleaning, using the telephone, driving, shopping and
managing money are examples of: - Instrumental Activities of Daily Living
(IADLs)
6.) Which is NOT a common food-drug interaction?
- Estrogen-Citrus juice
7.) The drug most associated with neuroleptic malignant syndrome is: -
Haloperidol (Haldol)
8.) Side effects of SSRIs include all of the following except:
- Hypertension SSRIs can cause HYPOtension
9.) Which psychoactive medication increases clients risk for cardiovascular events
and/or stroke? - Antipsychotics
10.) Which is NOT a method to prevent Hyperthermia?
- Taking ice cold baths
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11.) Which is NOT a way to prevent cold discomfort and the development of
hypothermia? - Allow hair to air dry after washing
12.) Which is not a factor that increases the risk for hypothermia in older adults?-
Hyperthyroidism
13.) Nurses working in telehealth can use all of these remote devices except?-
Blood draws and testing
14.) What is the mnemonic that addresses key components in screening older adults
and their driving ability?- Safe Drive
15.) For clients with dementia, how often should evaluations of their driving ability
be performed?
- Every 6 months
16.) Which of these is a precursor to frailty & can lead to infections, pressure
ulcers, anemia, impaired cognition, hip fx.
- Malnutrition
17.) Which is NOT a symptom of Dysphagia?
- Weight Gain Weight LOSS is a symptom
18.) Ways to prevent aspiration in Dysphagia patients include all EXCEPT:
- Place food on impaired side if facial weakness is present
19.) Which is NOT a risk factor of Dehydration?
- Fluid intake of 1500mL daily This is NORMAL & what we want!
20.) What is Xerostomia?
- Dry Mouth
21.) Which is NOT recommended to promote oral health?
- Encourage dental exams except for those with dentures.
22.) In this type of Urinary Incontinence there is a loss of urine before getting to the
toilet, inability to suppress need.
- Urge
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23.) In this type of Urinary Incontinence, there is loss of urine with activities such
as coughing, laughing, sneezing, and bending.
- Stress
24.) Which is NOT a reason to place an indwelling catheter?
- Management of Urinary Incontinence
25.) This is a major complication of Constipation
- Fecal Impaction
Kahoot! On Chapter 8
1.) What is the first thing the nurse should do before conducting an assessment on
a client?
- Establish Rapport
2.) What are the three approaches used for collecting assessment data?
- Self-report, report by proxy, and observation.
3.) This is a model for comprehensive, prioritized, physical assessment for the frail
elder?
- FANCAPES
4.) This is a screening tool for cognitive impairment
- The Mini-Cog
5.) This evaluates and rates areas of functional capacity: social & economic
resources, mental & physical health, and ADLs
- OMFAQ
Exam 2 in- class Review
Chapter 8: Assessment and Documentation
-When we’re doing our assessments, what are the 3 approaches that we’re going to
use to get our assessment information?
• Self-report (what the patient is telling us)
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NUR257 Exam 2 Final Review Kahoot! On
units 3, 4, and 5
1.) This is a measure of the levels of cognitive changes as one passes through the
process of dementia.
- The Global Deterioration Scale
2.) This instrument is used for the assessment of both mobility and the ability to
perform ADLs.- The Barthel Index
3.) This is a simple and overall assessment tool of older adults focusing on
geriatric syndromes.- Fulmer Spices
4.) Used in the screening of cognitive status: screens and monitors orientation,
short-term memory & attention, language.
- Mini Mental State Exam
5.) Activities such as cleaning, using the telephone, driving, shopping and
managing money are examples of: - Instrumental Activities of Daily Living
(IADLs)
6.) Which is NOT a common food-drug interaction?
- Estrogen-Citrus juice
7.) The drug most associated with neuroleptic malignant syndrome is: -
Haloperidol (Haldol)
8.) Side effects of SSRIs include all of the following except:
- Hypertension SSRIs can cause HYPOtension
9.) Which psychoactive medication increases clients risk for cardiovascular events
and/or stroke? - Antipsychotics
10.) Which is NOT a method to prevent Hyperthermia?
- Taking ice cold baths
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11.) Which is NOT a way to prevent cold discomfort and the development of
hypothermia? - Allow hair to air dry after washing
12.) Which is not a factor that increases the risk for hypothermia in older adults?-
Hyperthyroidism
13.) Nurses working in telehealth can use all of these remote devices except?-
Blood draws and testing
14.) What is the mnemonic that addresses key components in screening older adults
and their driving ability?- Safe Drive
15.) For clients with dementia, how often should evaluations of their driving ability
be performed?
- Every 6 months
16.) Which of these is a precursor to frailty & can lead to infections, pressure
ulcers, anemia, impaired cognition, hip fx.
- Malnutrition
17.) Which is NOT a symptom of Dysphagia?
- Weight Gain Weight LOSS is a symptom
18.) Ways to prevent aspiration in Dysphagia patients include all EXCEPT:
- Place food on impaired side if facial weakness is present
19.) Which is NOT a risk factor of Dehydration?
- Fluid intake of 1500mL daily This is NORMAL & what we want!
20.) What is Xerostomia?
- Dry Mouth
21.) Which is NOT recommended to promote oral health?
- Encourage dental exams except for those with dentures.
22.) In this type of Urinary Incontinence there is a loss of urine before getting to the
toilet, inability to suppress need.
- Urge
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23.) In this type of Urinary Incontinence, there is loss of urine with activities such
as coughing, laughing, sneezing, and bending.
- Stress
24.) Which is NOT a reason to place an indwelling catheter?
- Management of Urinary Incontinence
25.) This is a major complication of Constipation
- Fecal Impaction
Kahoot! On Chapter 8
1.) What is the first thing the nurse should do before conducting an assessment on
a client?
- Establish Rapport
2.) What are the three approaches used for collecting assessment data?
- Self-report, report by proxy, and observation.
3.) This is a model for comprehensive, prioritized, physical assessment for the frail
elder?
- FANCAPES
4.) This is a screening tool for cognitive impairment
- The Mini-Cog
5.) This evaluates and rates areas of functional capacity: social & economic
resources, mental & physical health, and ADLs
- OMFAQ
Exam 2 in- class Review
Chapter 8: Assessment and Documentation
-When we’re doing our assessments, what are the 3 approaches that we’re going to
use to get our assessment information?
• Self-report (what the patient is telling us)
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