ICHS Med surge term 1211-H Week 1 | 2026/2027 | Answers
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A 30-year-old patient with a family history of an autosomal
dominant disease is being considered for a new job pending
genetic testing. The patient has already been seen by the
company health care provider. Which is the next step in the
management of this patient? Correct Answers Decline Genetic
Testing
A child is born with a genetic disorder and is found to have 46
chromosomes. Which type of disorder could have caused the
genetic disorder? Correct Answers Single Gene Disorder,
Autosomal Recessive Disorder, Autosomal Dominant Disorder
A new nurse is trying to do a pain assessment. The charge nurse
reminds the new nurse to use SOCRATES. The new nurse
understands that the "T" in SOCRATES stands for what?
Correct Answers The "T" in SOCRATES stands for time
course, which has to do with determining whether there is a
pattern of the pain, such as if the pain occurs after a specific
activity or after meals.
A nurse is caring for a patient on the oncology floor. The nurse
understands that which observation indicates the patient is in
pain? Correct Answers The patient's urine output has decreased
from its normal baseline.
A nurse is caring for a patient with a burn. When conducting the
pain assessment, which action should the nurse perform first?
Correct Answers Take the patient's vital signs.
, A nurse is caring for an amputee who often asks for pain
medication. The nurse realizes that the patient is experiencing
neuropathic pain, but more importantly what specific type of
neuropathic pain? Correct Answers Phantom limb pain
A nurse is performing a pain assessment for a trauma patient.
Which questions should the nurse include in the pain
assessment? Correct Answers "Where is the pain located?"
"Does the pain radiate anywhere?"
"What makes the pain worse or better?"
A nurse is taking care of a 3-month-old infant who recently had
abdominal surgery. The nurse is concerned that the patient may
be in pain. Which action made by the nurse indicates proper
knowledge of pain assessment? Correct Answers The Neonatal
Infant Pain Scale is recommended for children under the age of
1.
A nursing student wants to know how DNA bases are linked on
the opposite strands of DNA. What is the most appropriate
pairing of the DNA bases? Correct Answers Cytosine binds
with guanine.
A patient had knee surgery two days ago and is taking pain
medication regularly. However, the patient requests additional
pain relief assistance. The nurse brings the patient an ice pack.
Which type of therapy is the nurse using? Correct Answers
Cryotherapy
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A 30-year-old patient with a family history of an autosomal
dominant disease is being considered for a new job pending
genetic testing. The patient has already been seen by the
company health care provider. Which is the next step in the
management of this patient? Correct Answers Decline Genetic
Testing
A child is born with a genetic disorder and is found to have 46
chromosomes. Which type of disorder could have caused the
genetic disorder? Correct Answers Single Gene Disorder,
Autosomal Recessive Disorder, Autosomal Dominant Disorder
A new nurse is trying to do a pain assessment. The charge nurse
reminds the new nurse to use SOCRATES. The new nurse
understands that the "T" in SOCRATES stands for what?
Correct Answers The "T" in SOCRATES stands for time
course, which has to do with determining whether there is a
pattern of the pain, such as if the pain occurs after a specific
activity or after meals.
A nurse is caring for a patient on the oncology floor. The nurse
understands that which observation indicates the patient is in
pain? Correct Answers The patient's urine output has decreased
from its normal baseline.
A nurse is caring for a patient with a burn. When conducting the
pain assessment, which action should the nurse perform first?
Correct Answers Take the patient's vital signs.
, A nurse is caring for an amputee who often asks for pain
medication. The nurse realizes that the patient is experiencing
neuropathic pain, but more importantly what specific type of
neuropathic pain? Correct Answers Phantom limb pain
A nurse is performing a pain assessment for a trauma patient.
Which questions should the nurse include in the pain
assessment? Correct Answers "Where is the pain located?"
"Does the pain radiate anywhere?"
"What makes the pain worse or better?"
A nurse is taking care of a 3-month-old infant who recently had
abdominal surgery. The nurse is concerned that the patient may
be in pain. Which action made by the nurse indicates proper
knowledge of pain assessment? Correct Answers The Neonatal
Infant Pain Scale is recommended for children under the age of
1.
A nursing student wants to know how DNA bases are linked on
the opposite strands of DNA. What is the most appropriate
pairing of the DNA bases? Correct Answers Cytosine binds
with guanine.
A patient had knee surgery two days ago and is taking pain
medication regularly. However, the patient requests additional
pain relief assistance. The nurse brings the patient an ice pack.
Which type of therapy is the nurse using? Correct Answers
Cryotherapy
