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NSER 7110 Final Exam Newest 2026
Complete Questions and Correct
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describe unique qualities of emergency nursing practice. -
correct answer ✅Diverse: patients of all ages, cultural and social
groups seek treatment in emergency departments.


Time-limited: assess patients in crisis


Health Promotion: look to share information in relation to health
promotion and injury prevention


Urgency: related to patient acuity, scare resources, rapid patient
turnover, and unpredictability.


Uncertain and Ambiguous: entry point for many patients, "found
down" in back of alley.


Describe the roles of the various members of ED health care teams.
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correct answer ✅Triage nurse: triage nurses are the first in health
care professionals to meet patients and that initial interaction often
sets the tone for the entire ED visit.

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charge nurse: aka Assistant Head Nurse (AHN), the team leader
(TL), or patient care coordinator (PCC) organizes and coordinated
the flow of patients through the ED while providing leadership to
the team.


Licensed practical nurse: works in fast track or walking wounded
area, and may provide care for patients who have been admitted to
hospital.


emergency physician: Causality officer (CO), is a specialist in
resuscitation, management of major trauma


RT. Forensic nurse examiner: may provide expertise in sexual
assaults, child abuse, geriatric neglect and patient care facilities,
interpersonal violence issues/events, forensic mental health, death
investigation, human trafficking, and public health and safety.


Geriatric emergency nurse (GEN): advanced practice nurse who
identifies geriatric issues, assists elderly patients in navigating the

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health-care system, and aids in planning for safe patient discharges.
Nurse practioner: NP.


Analyze the socio-political factors that influence the current state of
EDs. -
correct answer ✅--> Vast cuts to health care services over the past
thirty years have resulted in the ED acting as the gate keeper for a
large portion of acute care services.


--> A key role of ED health care professionals is to provide unbiased
care to everyone who presents.


--> These "marginalized" or "at risk" populations are amongst the
most vulnerable in our society for several reasons; they may have
chronic diseases, a lack of support systems, and/or limited financial
resources.


1. explain common, emergent conditions that present with the
symptom of abdominal pain. -
correct answer ✅Tension pain (visceral pain, vague, deep, and
poorly localized)

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Gastroenteritis (due to irritating foods or infection), constipation
(increased forcefulness of contraction, around obstructing
contents), and acute pancreatitis (stretching of an organ capsule),
typically produce the clinical picture of a patient who cannot get
comfortable. The patient shifts position several times during the
course of the examination in an effort to find the most comfortable
position.


Inflammatory pain (type C fibers, pain is initially perceived as vague,
deep and difficult to localize).ex: appendicitis. the pain of
appendicitis is described by the patient as midabdominal or
periumbilical. As the visceral peritoneum inflames, the symptoms
remain vague and general, much like the tension pain described
previously. However, within several hours, the inflammation
extends to involve the parietal peritoneum, and the patient begins
to localize the pain more readily, typically to the right lower
quadrant.


Ischemic Pain: Ischemic pain is the third of the visceral pain types,
and is the least common but the most serious. Identifying ischemic
pain patterns is important in terms of avoiding serious and fatal

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