Final NURS 1010 TRIC Exam | Nursing Fundamentals Study
Guide & Practice Questions
Community College of Rhode Island |NURS 1010 |CCRI 1010
NURSING FINAL
What are the 6 standards of practice? - answer- : 1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Outcomes Identification
4. Planning
5. Implementation
6. Evaluation
What does SBAR stand for? - answer- : Situation
Background
Assessment
Recommendation
What does TEEMS stand for ? - answer- : Time
Empowerment
Enthusiasm
Appreciation
Management
Support
What is circadian rhythm - answer- : Full cycle every 24h. Follows biological clock
, What is a normal sleep pattern - answer- : NREM1
NREM2
NREM3
NREM4
NREM3
NREM2
REM
NREM2
How long does each sleep cycle normally last - answer- : 90-100 minutes
NREM 1&2 - answer- : Light sleep - 5-50% of sleep
NREM 3&4 - answer- : Deep sleep - 10%. Where night terrors occur
What is REM sleep? - answer- : Dreaming
What is cataplexy? - answer- : sudden onset of muscle weakness usually caused by intense emotional
episodes
pathognomonic for narcopelspy
What are parasomnias? - answer- : abnormal movements or behaviors during sleep such as night
terrors, sleep walking, enurisis, bruxism
What is the purpose of physical examination? - answer- : Gather baseline data, supplement data
acquired previously, Id and confirm diagnosis, make clinical decisions, evaluate care
What is the oraganization for a physical exam? - answer- : Head to toe side to side. Painful procedures
at the end
Guide & Practice Questions
Community College of Rhode Island |NURS 1010 |CCRI 1010
NURSING FINAL
What are the 6 standards of practice? - answer- : 1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Outcomes Identification
4. Planning
5. Implementation
6. Evaluation
What does SBAR stand for? - answer- : Situation
Background
Assessment
Recommendation
What does TEEMS stand for ? - answer- : Time
Empowerment
Enthusiasm
Appreciation
Management
Support
What is circadian rhythm - answer- : Full cycle every 24h. Follows biological clock
, What is a normal sleep pattern - answer- : NREM1
NREM2
NREM3
NREM4
NREM3
NREM2
REM
NREM2
How long does each sleep cycle normally last - answer- : 90-100 minutes
NREM 1&2 - answer- : Light sleep - 5-50% of sleep
NREM 3&4 - answer- : Deep sleep - 10%. Where night terrors occur
What is REM sleep? - answer- : Dreaming
What is cataplexy? - answer- : sudden onset of muscle weakness usually caused by intense emotional
episodes
pathognomonic for narcopelspy
What are parasomnias? - answer- : abnormal movements or behaviors during sleep such as night
terrors, sleep walking, enurisis, bruxism
What is the purpose of physical examination? - answer- : Gather baseline data, supplement data
acquired previously, Id and confirm diagnosis, make clinical decisions, evaluate care
What is the oraganization for a physical exam? - answer- : Head to toe side to side. Painful procedures
at the end
