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EXAM 1, EXAM 2 & FINAL EXAM: NUR2356 / NUR
2356 (LATEST UPDATES STUDY BUNDLE
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS) MULTIDIMENSIONAL
CARE I / MDC 1 | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100%
CORRECT | GRADE A - RASMUSSEN
healthy BMI .....ANSWER.....BMI between 18.5 - 24.9
irritable bowel syndrome .....ANSWER.....hypersensitivity of the
abdominal wall lining.
- manifestations: pain, bloating, abdominal distension
sometimes precipitated by eating or relieved by defecation
- helpful to keep a diary to determine trigger foods and observe
bowel pattern.
what nursing interventions can be used to prevent constipation?
.....ANSWER.....administering laxatives, encouraging drinking
water 2-3 L/day, high-fiber diet, mobility
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what nursing interventions can be used to prevent diarrhea?
.....ANSWER.....encourage low-fiber diet, continue drinking water,
cleaning after each episode, using barrier creams
incontinence .....ANSWER.....inability to control bladder and/or
bowels, not age-related.
- intervention: Kegel exercises
therapeutic communication with the visually impaired
.....ANSWER.....knocking, getting patient's education, ensuring the
room is well-lit, paperwork has a larger font, clock method with
food tray.
therapeutic communication with the hearing impaired
.....ANSWER.....flicker lights when entering room, getting patient's
attention, eliminating distractions.
special considerations for impaired sensation .....ANSWER.....test
water temperature, skin assessment every shift, education on
checking skin daily.
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therapeutic communication .....ANSWER.....validate client feelings,
ensure a safe space, use open-ended questions, empathy, and
encourage independence.
therapeutic communication with an unconscious client
.....ANSWER.....communicate as if the patient can still hear you,
acknowledge them, use touch.
therapeutic communication with a new admission
.....ANSWER.....orientation to room, how call light works
preventing falls .....ANSWER.....lock wheelchairs, eliminate throw
rugs, use appropriate assistive devices, bed in lowest position,
use gait belt for ambulation; if client is falling, slide down to
floor then assess for injury; review medications, education on
changing position slowly
disaster .....ANSWER.....sudden disruption or event that interrupts
the functioning of a community; annual training necessary to
EXAM 1, EXAM 2 & FINAL EXAM: NUR2356 / NUR
2356 (LATEST UPDATES STUDY BUNDLE
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS) MULTIDIMENSIONAL
CARE I / MDC 1 | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 100%
CORRECT | GRADE A - RASMUSSEN
healthy BMI .....ANSWER.....BMI between 18.5 - 24.9
irritable bowel syndrome .....ANSWER.....hypersensitivity of the
abdominal wall lining.
- manifestations: pain, bloating, abdominal distension
sometimes precipitated by eating or relieved by defecation
- helpful to keep a diary to determine trigger foods and observe
bowel pattern.
what nursing interventions can be used to prevent constipation?
.....ANSWER.....administering laxatives, encouraging drinking
water 2-3 L/day, high-fiber diet, mobility
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what nursing interventions can be used to prevent diarrhea?
.....ANSWER.....encourage low-fiber diet, continue drinking water,
cleaning after each episode, using barrier creams
incontinence .....ANSWER.....inability to control bladder and/or
bowels, not age-related.
- intervention: Kegel exercises
therapeutic communication with the visually impaired
.....ANSWER.....knocking, getting patient's education, ensuring the
room is well-lit, paperwork has a larger font, clock method with
food tray.
therapeutic communication with the hearing impaired
.....ANSWER.....flicker lights when entering room, getting patient's
attention, eliminating distractions.
special considerations for impaired sensation .....ANSWER.....test
water temperature, skin assessment every shift, education on
checking skin daily.
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therapeutic communication .....ANSWER.....validate client feelings,
ensure a safe space, use open-ended questions, empathy, and
encourage independence.
therapeutic communication with an unconscious client
.....ANSWER.....communicate as if the patient can still hear you,
acknowledge them, use touch.
therapeutic communication with a new admission
.....ANSWER.....orientation to room, how call light works
preventing falls .....ANSWER.....lock wheelchairs, eliminate throw
rugs, use appropriate assistive devices, bed in lowest position,
use gait belt for ambulation; if client is falling, slide down to
floor then assess for injury; review medications, education on
changing position slowly
disaster .....ANSWER.....sudden disruption or event that interrupts
the functioning of a community; annual training necessary to
