Midterm Exam: PN 4003 / PN4003
2025 Review | Variations in Health
& Nursing Interventions |
Questions & Answers | 100%
Correct – SCC
This PN 4003 Final Exam Contains 98 terms & Complete Definitions,
It covers advanced medical-surgical nursing concepts, focusing on
physiological changes, acute illnesses, and holistic nursing
management across body systems (cardiovascular, respiratory, GI,
endocrine, etc.), including pharmacology, emergency care, lab
values (like electrolytes, ABGs), and patient teaching, often
presented through case studies involving fluid/electrolyte
imbalances, shock, and respiratory/cardiac conditions (Ultimate
Guide for YR. 2026/2027)
Quiz_________________?
why are older people at risk of fluid imbalances? -
Answer☑️
less fluid due to decline in muscle and increase in fat (fat is
hydrophobic)
Quiz_________________?
if the extracellular space is hypertonic compared to intracellular
what happens? -
Answer☑️
1
, fluid exits the cells
Quiz_________________?
whats a clinical manifestation of GI bleed and fluid volume deficit?
-
Answer☑️
dry mouth (dry oral mucosae)
Quiz_________________?
intervention for hyponatremia? -
Answer☑️
limit water intake
Quiz_________________?
monitoring of loop diuretics -
Answer☑️
monitor pulse regularity (potassium)
Quiz_________________?
which patients would have a higher risk to develop
hypermagnesemia -
Answer☑️
renal failure, old age (worse kidney function), hypothyroidism
(worse kidney function), etc
(think of anything that affects the kidneys!)
Quiz_________________?
What is the Chvostek sign? -
2
2025 Review | Variations in Health
& Nursing Interventions |
Questions & Answers | 100%
Correct – SCC
This PN 4003 Final Exam Contains 98 terms & Complete Definitions,
It covers advanced medical-surgical nursing concepts, focusing on
physiological changes, acute illnesses, and holistic nursing
management across body systems (cardiovascular, respiratory, GI,
endocrine, etc.), including pharmacology, emergency care, lab
values (like electrolytes, ABGs), and patient teaching, often
presented through case studies involving fluid/electrolyte
imbalances, shock, and respiratory/cardiac conditions (Ultimate
Guide for YR. 2026/2027)
Quiz_________________?
why are older people at risk of fluid imbalances? -
Answer☑️
less fluid due to decline in muscle and increase in fat (fat is
hydrophobic)
Quiz_________________?
if the extracellular space is hypertonic compared to intracellular
what happens? -
Answer☑️
1
, fluid exits the cells
Quiz_________________?
whats a clinical manifestation of GI bleed and fluid volume deficit?
-
Answer☑️
dry mouth (dry oral mucosae)
Quiz_________________?
intervention for hyponatremia? -
Answer☑️
limit water intake
Quiz_________________?
monitoring of loop diuretics -
Answer☑️
monitor pulse regularity (potassium)
Quiz_________________?
which patients would have a higher risk to develop
hypermagnesemia -
Answer☑️
renal failure, old age (worse kidney function), hypothyroidism
(worse kidney function), etc
(think of anything that affects the kidneys!)
Quiz_________________?
What is the Chvostek sign? -
2
