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CNUR 400: Unit 4 Globalization and Global Health Globalization - correct answer increased interconnectedness and interdependence of peoples and countries 2 Elements of Globalizations - correct answer 1. Opening of borders 2. Changes in the institutional and policy regimes Ethical globalizati...

CNUR 400: Unit 3 Ethical and Legal IssuesNursing care is directly influenced by what perspectives? - correct answer social, political, and economic What offers guidance to nurses so they are able to address ethical issues in a knowledgeable, informed, and competent manner? - correct answer The CN...

CNUR 400: Unit 1 Introduction To be effective in supporting political action, nurses need to... - correct answer speak in unison on issues and organize themselves to act provincially and territorially, nationally, and internationally The quality of healthcare depends to a large extenet on the na...

CNUR 400 Unit 1 To work effectively within a profession, individuals must work together in unison and act upon provincial, territorial, national and international means. To work within health care, you must act upon four elements: - correct answer • Standards of education and preparation • Qual...

CNUR 305volatile acids - correct answer acids that can be covert to gas for excretion nonvolatile acids - correct answer metabolic, cannot be converted to gas so are excreted by the kidneys what is ratio of CO2 to bicarb - correct answer 1:20 how long does it take for the bicarb system to r...

CNUR 305Hydrostatic pressure - correct answer pushing force exerted by fluid moving through capillaries that pushes fluid through capillary membrane into interstitial & intracellular fluid comparments why does edema or excess fluid in tissues occur - correct answer Increase in hydrostatic pressur...

CNUR 305 Sodium - correct answer Range 135 -145 mmol/L Responsible for water balance Required for normal transmission of impulses across muscle and nerve cells through sodium-potassium pump mechanism Role in maintaining acid-base balance Changes in sodium levels alter water balance Can increas...

CNUR 305: Lab 1 Assessment & Monitoring pt Receiving Dilaudid or Morphine via PO, PR, SC, or IM - correct answer Check RR, sedation and pain scale at 45-60 minutes after EVER dose and document on V/S record Assessment and Monitoring pt Receiving Dilaudid or Morphine via Continuous IV or SC infus...

CNUR 304Mental health - correct answer Able to recognize own potential Cope with normal stress Work productively Make contribution to community Traits of mental health - correct answer Ability to Think rationally Communicate appropriately Learn Grow emotionally Be resilient Have a ...

CNUR 304 MidtermMental Health - correct answer "A state of well-being in which each individual is able to realize his or her own potential, cope with normal stresses of life, work productively and fruitfully, and make a contribution to the community (WHO, 2014). The WHO states a person can't be co...

CNUR 304 Medications Neurotransmitters - correct answer Chemical is released in response to an electrical impulse (neuroscience). They send messages across the space between nerve cells. Serotonin - correct answer Related to feelings- mood, sleep, appetite ↓levels in depression ↑anxiety ...

CNUR 304 - Mental Health & Addictions- Unit 1World health organizations definition of mental health - correct answer - a person cannot be considered healthy without taking into accoujt mental and physical health - mental health is a " state of well-being in which each insividual is able to reali...

CNUR 303Pregnancy - correct answer Pregnancy is a normal, healthy condition- subject to anatomical, physiological, biochemical changes for growth in the fetus- insulin action is blunted, lower blood glucose levels, drugs that affect albumin might be lowered, 38-42 weeks is full term, want to know if...

CNUR 303When is GTT checked for gestational diabetes? - correct answer 24-28 weeks When is GBS tested? - correct answer 35-37 weeks vaginal/rectal swab about 5 week window where you can have it or not GPTPAL - correct answer G: gravida - total # of pregnancies including current pregnancy P:...

CNUR 303- Clinical prep GTPAL - correct answer • G (Gravida) - Total # of pregnancies, including the current one • T (Term) - # of term births (at or more than 37 weeks gestation) • P (Premature) - # of premature births (after 20 weeks but before 37 weeks gestation) • A (Abortion) - # of...

CNUR 303 - MidtermPreconception - correct answer 12 weeks 1st Trimester - correct answer 1-13 weeks 2nd Trimester - correct answer 14-26 weeks 3rd Trimester - correct answer 27-40 weeks Pospartum - correct answer 6 weeks Prenatal Care - correct answer Q 4-6 weeks until 28 weeks gestat...

CNUR 302The nurse is caring for a hospitalized 30-month-old who is resistant to care, angry, and yells "no" all the time. The nurse identifies this toddler's behaviors as: A)problematic, as it interferes with needing nursing care B)Normal for this stage of growth and development- negativism is ...

CNUR 302Five Levels of LOC - correct answer 1) Full consciousness [awake and alert, orientated, normal feeding] 2) confusion [disorientated, alert but inappropriate responses] 3)obtunded [child has limited responses to environment and falls asleep unless stimulation] 4) Stupor [child only respond...

CNUR 302- Growth/Development Overview Newborn/Infants - correct answer Newborn/Neonatal- first 28 days Infancy is period from birth to 12 months Primitive Reflexes - correct answer Root- turns head to that side- birth-2-5 months Suck- birth-4 months Moro- birth-4 months Asymmetric Tone Neck-...

CNUR 301 Linear Change Theories - correct answer Lewin Havelock Lippitt Lewin's Change Theory - correct answer Barrier's and facilitators For change to be effective, the force of facilitators must exceed the force of barriers 1. Unfreezing- need for change 2. Experiencing the change- ...

CNUR 301 Unit 1-6Mentoring - correct answer Mentors focus on role-modelling and guiding, rather than supervising and instructing -A special kind of leadership -Not management -Teach, inform, articulate -Formal and Informal Self-Development - correct answer Process of increasing ones self-awar...

CNUR 300Family (most salient definition): - correct answer "who the members say it is" Definition of family from the textbook: - correct answer "family refers to two or more individuals who depend on one another for emotional, physical, and economic support. The members of the family are self-...

CNUR 300 Family - correct answer 2 or more individuals who depend on one another for emotional, physical, and economic support Family Health - correct answer A dynamic, changing state of well-being, which includes the biological, psychological, spiritual, sociological, and culture factors of ind...

CNUR 300: Module 5 Family Violence - correct answer AKA Domestic Violence -when one person directs abuse against a member of their family or their entire family -often unreported, may be a family secret What should nurses understand with domestic violence? - correct answer Indicators, causes, ...

CNUR 300: Module 3CFAM - correct answer Calgary Family Assessment Model What is essential to provide adequate family care and support? - correct answer A well-organized, thorough assessment What is CFAM? - correct answer An integrated, multidimensional framework that is grounded in systems the...

CNUR 300 - Module 5 CFIM CFIM's focus - correct answer Strengths & resiliency; Promote, improve, & sustain effective family functioning within three domains. Nurses use CFIM as a guide to facilitate change to promote family functioning by doing this. - correct answer Asking interventive questio...

CNUR 2043 theories of causation for headache - correct answer -Vascular: vasoconstriction followed by dilation causes changes in blood flow -Muscular tension -Biochemical changes: changes in serotonin (may include serotonin stored in platelets is released into plasma and become inactive alerting s...

CNUR 204- Final Exam Prep Sprains - correct answer - Injury related to stretching of a ligament surrounding a joint - extremely painful - most common site: ankle, wrist, shoulder, backs 3 Degree's of Sprains - correct answer 1st degree- mild, involves tears of only a few fibres, of an i...

CNUR 204: EyesCataracts - correct answer -opacity within the lens -water accumulation -can be uni and bilateral Cataracts Risk Factors - correct answer -increasing age -diabetes -excessive sunlight exposure -smoking -obesity -high blood pressure -previous eye injury or inflammation -prev...

CNUR 203 MidtermAcute wound - correct answer wound that heals within days to weeks, normal repair, if not normal may become chronic, surgical or trauma Chronic wound - correct answer doesn’t heal via normal process, weeks to months, pressure injuries, neuropathies What are the stages of norm...

CNUR 203 Midterm- Fluid Status1st spacing - correct answer body fluids are normally distributed in the ICF and ECF compartments 2nd spacing edema - correct answer accumulation of interstitial fluid 3rd spacing - correct answer Accumulation of fluid serosal membranes (Ascites, effusions, perito...

CNUR 203 Gastrointestinal Complete an abdominal assessment with a focus on inspection - correct answer Inspection: stand on patient's right side and look down over abdomen, observe contour, umbilicus, skin, any visible pulsations, hair distribution and demeanor. Shine a light across the abdomen to...

CNUR 202pharmacotherapeutics - correct answer Administration of drugs for the purpose of prevention, diagnosis, or treatment of signs and symptoms of disease, or relief of symptoms to improve quality of life Therapeutic Classification - correct answer What the drug does clinically: understan...

CNUR 202 Final ExamThe study of drugs - correct answer Pharmacology The clinical uses of drugs to prevent and treat disease - correct answer Pharmacotherapeutics Assess Diagnose Plan Intervene Evaluate (monitor) - correct answer Nursing process Chemical composition - correct answer Chem...

CNUR 201 Silence - correct answer -Therapeutic Communication Strategy Letting the patient sit and think about their answer to the question, too much talk may cut off the honest things they were about to say Active Listening - correct answer -Therapeutic Communication Strategy Includes observ...

CNUR 201 Unit 1 Communication - correct answer An interactive process between two or more people who send and receive messages to one another Aspects of communication model - correct answer Stimulus - a person has a need to communicate with another for the purpose of advice, information or comfo...

CNUR 201 quiz questionsThe patient states, "I have no interest in quitting drinking. I don't think it is a big deal and I have not time to do this right now." The nurse recognizes this patient is most likely in what stage of change? - correct answer precontemplation The patient states, "I hav...

CNUR 201 quiz questionThe patient states, "I have no interest in quitting drinking. I don't think it is a big deal and I have not time to do this right now." The nurse recognizes this patient is most likely in what stage of change? - correct answer precontemplation The patient states, "I have...

CNUR 107Subjective data - correct answer things a person tells you about that you cannot observe through your senses; symptoms Objective data - correct answer examiner observation sign - correct answer an objective finding detected during assessment or from lab reports symptom - correct ans...

CNUR 107 define role of assessment - correct answer collection of data on patients state of health define subjective data - correct answer information provided my patient define objective data - correct answer information physical assessments, patient record, and lab results what is the...

CNUR 107 Health assessment is..... - correct answer the collection of subjective and objective data to develop a database about a patient's health status (past and present), health concerns, and usual coping mechanisms so that an individualized care plan can be created Health Promotion is..... ...

CNUR 107 midtermwhat is the goal of nursing assessment? - correct answer to promote health, to prevent illness, to care for human reponses to health or illness, to advocate for the health and well being of individual's, families, and populations in urban, rural, remote, and international settings. ...

CNUR 106Why is education important for clients? - correct answer increases the competencies and confidence of clients to manage their own self-care Why is education important for staff? - correct answer Teaches them how to deliver high-quality care Benefits of education for clients: - correct ...

CNUR 106 ASSURE Model - correct answer Analyze the learner State the objectives Select the instructional methods & materials plan Use the instructional methods & materials Require learner performance- implement Evaluate the teaching plan & revise as necessary Education Process - correct a...

CNUR 106 Why is education important for clients? - correct answer increases the competencies and confidence of clients to manage their own self-care Why is education important for staff? - correct answer Teaches them how to deliver high-quality care Benefits of education for clients: - correc...

CNUR 106 Week 3: teaching plans, writing learning objectives & teaching strategiesfour part method of objective writing - correct answer 1. identify the testing situation (condition) 2. identify who will perform (learner) 3. state what the learner will demonstrate (performance) 4. state how we...

CNUR 106 Midtermwhy is education important - correct answer -increases competencies and confidence of clients in oder to manage their own self care -education for staff and students teaches them how to deliver high-quality care benefits for clients with education - correct answer - client satisf...

CNUR 106- Learner Assessment (2) Nursing Process - correct answer A systematic method of delivering individualized nursing care consisting of patient assessment, identify action of health problems, application of nursing care to solve these problems and evaluation of the outcome Education Proces...

CNUR 106 final Education Process (definition) - correct answer -a systematic, sequential, planned course of action on the part of both the teacher and learner to achieve the outcomes of teaching and learning. Learning - correct answer -a change in behavior (knowledge, skills, and attitudes) that...

CNUR 106 - LECTURE 1 - 01/14/16patient education? & what is goal? - correct answer to learn health behaviors that they can incorporate into everyday life -goal of achieving optimal health and independence in self-care Client education process? (2 interdependent operations?) (outcome?) - correct a...

CNUR 103 ureters - correct answer 30 cm long The lower ends of the ureters enter the bladder at the posterior corners of the floor of the bladder. Peristalsis propels urine into the bladder bladder - correct answer When filled, the urine stretches the bladder and signals the urge for micturiti...

CNUR 103 Final Holistic Nursing - correct answer A practice that aims to heal the whole person and draws on nursing knowledge, theories, expertise and intuition to guide nurses in becoming therapeutic partners with people in their care. Compassion - correct answer An emotion evoked by the suffer...

CNUR 103- Abbreviationsabd - correct answer abduct ABD - correct answer abdomen ABG - correct answer arteriol blood gases ad lib - correct answer as desired adeq - correct answer adequate adm - correct answer admission ADL - correct answer activities of daily living AES - correc...

CNUR 102: Unit 8- Professional Practice: The Registered Nurse and Ethics Ethics - correct answer -A method of inquiry that helps people understand the morality of human behaviour; the practises or beliefs of a certain group; formal statements about expected standards of moral behaviour of a parti...

CNUR 102 midtermBoundary - correct answer A point or limit that indicates where two things become different Boundaries - correct answer Unofficial rules about what should not be done: limits that define acceptable behaviour Personal boundaries - correct answer Guidelines, rules, or limits that...

CNUR 102 Final Marie Rollet Hébert - correct answer - 1617 - Helped Indigenous peoples - Her husband was a physician - First Laywoman of France - Brought nursing care into the community Jean Mance - correct answer - 1642 - Founder of Hotel Dieu de ville marie in Montreal. - Very good skil...

CNUR 102 Final study questions which pillars of the CHA provide for Louise grandmother to to receive care a public administration comprehensiveness universality portability b comprehensiveness universality portability accessibility c universality portability accessibility d public administra...