NSE 103 Questions and Answers Latest Update 100% Pass

NSE 103 Questions and Answers Latest Update 100% Pass What are first-level priority problems ABC+V Emergencies, life-threatening, and immediate What are second-level priority problems? - Mental status change - Untreated medical problems requiring immediate attention (ex: diabetic who has not received insulin) - Acute pain - Acute urinary elimination problems - Abnormal lab values - Risk of infection Third-level priority problems important to px health but can be addressed after more urgent health problems are addressed Collaborative problems approach to treatment involves multiple disciplines What is the behavioural model? health care extends beyond treating disease to include secondary and primary preventions, with emphasis on changing behaviours and lifestyles What is the socio-environmental model Incorporates sociological and environmental aspects in addition to the biomedial and behavioural ones - social determinants of health & health promo What is a relational approach to nursing? refers to the fact that health, illness, and the meanings they hold for a person are shaped by the person's relations/intersections What are 4 types of data collection? 1. complete 2. episodic/problem-centered 3. follow up 4. emergency What is a complete data set? complete health history full physical exam Describes current and past health states and forms a baseline against which all future changes can be measured What is an episodic/problem centered Database - For a limited or short term problem small in scope, and more focused than the complete database -concerns mainly one problem, one cue complex, or one body system What is a follow-up database? Status of any ID problem should be evaluated at regular intervals What is an emergency database? Rapid collection of the data often compiled while life-saving measures are occuring What are 3 levels of disease prevention? Primary Secondary Tertiary What are characteristics of primary disease prevention? - sanitation and immunization People and populations are prevented from becoming ill, sick, or injured in the first place What are characteristics of secondary disease prevention? Early detection of disease What are characteristics of tertiary disease prevention? Prevention of complications when a condition or disease is present or has progressed What is cachexia? extreme wasting and malnutrition How should you palpate for temperature? Dorsal aspect of hand Which part of the hand should be used to feel for vibration or pulsatility? Metacarpophalangeal joints What