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PNR 201 Final Exam Questions with
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1. How can you help decrease the cost of healthcare?: - only take
linens and supplies that will be used immediately into the patients
room
- supplies not used for the patient must be put in the trash and unused
linen must be rewashed
- follow facility policy for documenting all patient care for
reimbursement
- organize patient care for effective and efficient use of time
- implement nursing care to help prevent complications and catch signs
of complications
2. Bradycardia: - check apical pulse
- BP
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- assess HR for 1 minute
- ask if patient feels lightheadedness
- hold BP meds
- call doctor
3. Hypocalemia: - cardiac monitor
- assess cause
- vomiting - hold lasix
- call doctor
4. ADPIE: assessment
diagno
sis
planni
ng
implan
tation
evalua
tion
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5. Stage 1: an area of intact skin that is reddened, deep pink, or
molded that does not blanch
6. Stage 2: - partial thickness skin loss involving the dermis and or
epidermis
- the skin appears blistered or abraded or has a shallow crater
- the area surrounding the damaged skin is reddened and probably will
feel hot or warmer than usual
7. Stage 3: - the skin is ulcerated
- there is a crater like ulcer, and the underlying subcutaneous tissue is
involved in the destructive process
- the ulcer may or may not be infected
- bacterial infection is almost always present at this age, however, and
accounts for continued erosion of the ulcer and the production of
drainage
8. Stage 4: - there is deep tissue ulceration and necrosis involving
deeper underlying muscle and possibly bone tissue the ulcer can be
dry, black, and covered with a tough accumulation of necrotic tissue, or
it can be made up of wet and oozing dead cells and purulent exudates
PNR 201
PNR 201
PNR 201 Final Exam Questions with
Correct Verified Answers Latest
Update (2025/2026) Guaranteed Pass
1. How can you help decrease the cost of healthcare?: - only take
linens and supplies that will be used immediately into the patients
room
- supplies not used for the patient must be put in the trash and unused
linen must be rewashed
- follow facility policy for documenting all patient care for
reimbursement
- organize patient care for effective and efficient use of time
- implement nursing care to help prevent complications and catch signs
of complications
2. Bradycardia: - check apical pulse
- BP
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- assess HR for 1 minute
- ask if patient feels lightheadedness
- hold BP meds
- call doctor
3. Hypocalemia: - cardiac monitor
- assess cause
- vomiting - hold lasix
- call doctor
4. ADPIE: assessment
diagno
sis
planni
ng
implan
tation
evalua
tion
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5. Stage 1: an area of intact skin that is reddened, deep pink, or
molded that does not blanch
6. Stage 2: - partial thickness skin loss involving the dermis and or
epidermis
- the skin appears blistered or abraded or has a shallow crater
- the area surrounding the damaged skin is reddened and probably will
feel hot or warmer than usual
7. Stage 3: - the skin is ulcerated
- there is a crater like ulcer, and the underlying subcutaneous tissue is
involved in the destructive process
- the ulcer may or may not be infected
- bacterial infection is almost always present at this age, however, and
accounts for continued erosion of the ulcer and the production of
drainage
8. Stage 4: - there is deep tissue ulceration and necrosis involving
deeper underlying muscle and possibly bone tissue the ulcer can be
dry, black, and covered with a tough accumulation of necrotic tissue, or
it can be made up of wet and oozing dead cells and purulent exudates
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