Week 1_ FSA Quiz_ Pathophysiology-Keller.pdf

Question: The student nurse understands that secretion of aldosterone hormone causes urine output to? Question: The nurse recognizes that a higher than expected number of cases occurring in a specific area is a? Question: The nurse suspects that a patient presenting with an increase in weight, shortness of breath, and edema to the bilateral lower extremities has which condition? Question: The nurse recognizes which of the following critical manifestations of a magnesium level of 5? Question: Presently the patient is showing a worsening of symptoms of their chronic autoimmune disease. The nurse recognizes that the patient is experiencing? Question: The nurse is caring for a patient that has a decrease in weight, dry mucus membranes, low blood pressure, and a rapid heart rate. The nurse suspects that patient has which condition? Question: The nurse expects which manifestation in a patient with a calcium level of 6? Question: Match each electrolyte with its correct normal range. (each option may only be used once) Question: The nurse is administering 0.9% saline, an isotonic solution, to the patient. The nurse understands this solution will cause the patient's cells to? Question: While caring for a patient following a fall. The nurse notices increased swelling to the right ankle. The nurse suspects which physiological process is the etiology of the swelling in this patient?