NRSG 2220 FUNDIES TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
ANSWER 1: The Nursing Process: Assessment
2. Identification 3. Preparation
4. Putting into practice
5. Assessing
Benefits of the Nursing Process for Patients: A Response Individualised,
comprehensive, and scientifically grounded patient treatment
Care continuity
A well-defined, effective, and economical plan of action
Benefits of the Nursing Process for Nurses: A Response Cooperate with other
healthcare professionals
Possibility of career advancement
ANSWER: Reflective Practice In motion: right now
Action: took place in the past
For action: upcoming acts
General Survey Components: ANSWER Behaviour, mobility, mental state, and
physical attributes (VS, height, weight observations)
Height to weight ratio: ANSWER measure of overall health, hydration, and
nutrition BMI
Serial weights: ANSWER measures with the same scale and same attire at the
same time of day.
ANSWER Underweight: 18.5 > Normal: 18.5 - 24.9 Overweight: 25 - 29.9
Obese: 30 BMI: weight to height ratio
, waist circumference for elevated risk ANSWER: men: 40 < women: 35
Normal evaluation methods include auscultation, percussion, palpation, and
ANSWER examination.
Techniques for assessing the abdomen include ANSWER inspection,
auscultation, percussion, and palpation (touching the abdomen can cause it to
produce false readings).
ANSWER: Percussion Notes/Tones Tympany: loss of gas; gastric bubble
Hyperresonance: emphysema (a condition in which the lungs are overinflated)
Resonance: typical lung sounds packed with air; hollow
Dullness: solid, thick organs; tumours; liver, heart, and spleen
Flatness: bone + muscle
Diaphragm: Response Press firmly on the skin for high-pitched sounds.
Bell: "Bell-low" works well for low noises; gently push against the skin.
Pain Duration: ANSWER Acute: has a quick start, usually has a clear cause or
trigger, such as an injury or inflammation, and is expected to subside.
Chronic: discomfort that doesn't go away for more than six months
Pain source: ANSWER cutaneous, somatic, or visceral
The causes of pain include phantom pain, psychogenetic pain, neuropathic pain
(which is typically associated with chronic pain), intractable pain (when nothing
seems to assist the patient), and ANSWER-referred pain.
sympathetic reactions to pain: elevated heart rate. rise in pupil dilatation,
diaphoresis (sweating), and spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP); Acute Pain
parasympathetic: lowering blood pressure, heart rate, and pupil size;
PERMANENT PAIN
Problems with COLDERA: ANSWER feature, onset, location, duration, and
related symptoms that are aggravated or alleviated
ANSWERS
ANSWER 1: The Nursing Process: Assessment
2. Identification 3. Preparation
4. Putting into practice
5. Assessing
Benefits of the Nursing Process for Patients: A Response Individualised,
comprehensive, and scientifically grounded patient treatment
Care continuity
A well-defined, effective, and economical plan of action
Benefits of the Nursing Process for Nurses: A Response Cooperate with other
healthcare professionals
Possibility of career advancement
ANSWER: Reflective Practice In motion: right now
Action: took place in the past
For action: upcoming acts
General Survey Components: ANSWER Behaviour, mobility, mental state, and
physical attributes (VS, height, weight observations)
Height to weight ratio: ANSWER measure of overall health, hydration, and
nutrition BMI
Serial weights: ANSWER measures with the same scale and same attire at the
same time of day.
ANSWER Underweight: 18.5 > Normal: 18.5 - 24.9 Overweight: 25 - 29.9
Obese: 30 BMI: weight to height ratio
, waist circumference for elevated risk ANSWER: men: 40 < women: 35
Normal evaluation methods include auscultation, percussion, palpation, and
ANSWER examination.
Techniques for assessing the abdomen include ANSWER inspection,
auscultation, percussion, and palpation (touching the abdomen can cause it to
produce false readings).
ANSWER: Percussion Notes/Tones Tympany: loss of gas; gastric bubble
Hyperresonance: emphysema (a condition in which the lungs are overinflated)
Resonance: typical lung sounds packed with air; hollow
Dullness: solid, thick organs; tumours; liver, heart, and spleen
Flatness: bone + muscle
Diaphragm: Response Press firmly on the skin for high-pitched sounds.
Bell: "Bell-low" works well for low noises; gently push against the skin.
Pain Duration: ANSWER Acute: has a quick start, usually has a clear cause or
trigger, such as an injury or inflammation, and is expected to subside.
Chronic: discomfort that doesn't go away for more than six months
Pain source: ANSWER cutaneous, somatic, or visceral
The causes of pain include phantom pain, psychogenetic pain, neuropathic pain
(which is typically associated with chronic pain), intractable pain (when nothing
seems to assist the patient), and ANSWER-referred pain.
sympathetic reactions to pain: elevated heart rate. rise in pupil dilatation,
diaphoresis (sweating), and spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP); Acute Pain
parasympathetic: lowering blood pressure, heart rate, and pupil size;
PERMANENT PAIN
Problems with COLDERA: ANSWER feature, onset, location, duration, and
related symptoms that are aggravated or alleviated
