NUR 3112 - EXAM FOUR - PRACTICE QUESTIONS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
a patient is to be discharged from the hospital after undergoing a
total hip arthroplasty. which statement by the patient would
indicate a need for further teaching?
a) "I will use a toilet elevator on the toilet seat"
b) "I should not cross my legs while sitting"
c) "I can sleep in any position that is comfortable for me"
d) "I will have someone else put on my shoes and socks"
c) "I can sleep in any position that is comfortable for me"
which of the following matches compartment syndrome?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
,which of the following matches fat embolism syndrome?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
which of the following matches venous thromboembolism?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
, which of the following matches osteomyelitis?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
which of the following matches amputation?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
a patient with osteoarthritis is describing their signs and
symptoms. which of the following are not associated with
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
a patient is to be discharged from the hospital after undergoing a
total hip arthroplasty. which statement by the patient would
indicate a need for further teaching?
a) "I will use a toilet elevator on the toilet seat"
b) "I should not cross my legs while sitting"
c) "I can sleep in any position that is comfortable for me"
d) "I will have someone else put on my shoes and socks"
c) "I can sleep in any position that is comfortable for me"
which of the following matches compartment syndrome?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
,which of the following matches fat embolism syndrome?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
which of the following matches venous thromboembolism?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
, which of the following matches osteomyelitis?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
which of the following matches amputation?
a) fat is released into circulation, resulting in hypoxemia,
neurological compromise, and petechiae
b) venous stasis from immobility can result in a clot in the
venous circulation
c) severe bone infection caused by direct or indirect invasion of
an organism
d) increased pressure within a confined space that causes
decreased blood flow and circulation
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
e) removal of a body part, usually a limb or part of a limb
a patient with osteoarthritis is describing their signs and
symptoms. which of the following are not associated with
