PNR 106 Exam 4 Fundamentals of Nursing
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A client with decreased dietary protein is at risk for - Answer -Delayed wound healing
Abrasion - Answer -traumatic scraping away of surface layers of skin
Acute pain - Answer -usually associated with a recent injury, medical condition or surgical
procedure
It is short duration (lasting only few hours to few days)
Injuries causing = burns, bone fracture, muscle strain
Anxiety or fear can increase the pain
Avulsion - Answer -tearing away of a structure or part of the body (fingertip) accidentally or
surgically
bandage technique - Answer -• Circular turn- are used to anchor the bandage and to terminate the
wrap. This turn is useful for bandaging the proximal aspect of the finger or wrist.
• Spiral turn- this turn is used to bandage parts of the body that are uniform in circumference, such as
the upper arm or upper leg.
• Spiral reverse turn- are used to bandage body parts that are not uniform in circumference, such as the
lower leg or forearm.
• Figure-of-eight turn- are used to bandage and stabilize an elbow, knee, or ankle or to immobilize and
hold a fractured clavicle in position.
• Recurrent turn- is used to cover distal parts of the body, such as the end of a finger, the skull or the
stump left by amputation.
Blood Administration and Culture= - Answer -Jehovah Witness
Cane Walking (COAL, Cane opposite the affected side) - Answer -The patient uses the cane on the
unaffected side unless directed by the therapist or primary care provider to use it on the other side for
balance reasons.
, Care of an Eviscerated abdominal wound - Answer -The nurse should first place the client supine
with large sterile dressings or towels soaked in normal saline over the incision and viscera.
The client is placed supine to decrease pressure on the abdomen and prevent the bowel from protruding
further
Care of the Surgical Patient - Answer -Patient teaching- nurse teach patient with diabetes about
the risks related to surgery
There is a higher risk of surgical wound infections.
Wound healing tends to be delayed in diabetic
patients
Stress related to surgery causes both hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.
Cast care - Answer -Pt education to teach client to cover cast while showering
Elevate case above level of their heart
Do not bearing weight on the cast
Can her a hairdryer on a cool setting to provide relief from itching
Chronic pain - Answer -May continue for months or even years
Is caused by back problems and arthritis
Closed wounds are typically caused by - Answer -blunt trauma
twisting
pulling
straining
deceleration force against the body.
Latest Update Questions with Correct
Answers Graded Perfect Score A+
A client with decreased dietary protein is at risk for - Answer -Delayed wound healing
Abrasion - Answer -traumatic scraping away of surface layers of skin
Acute pain - Answer -usually associated with a recent injury, medical condition or surgical
procedure
It is short duration (lasting only few hours to few days)
Injuries causing = burns, bone fracture, muscle strain
Anxiety or fear can increase the pain
Avulsion - Answer -tearing away of a structure or part of the body (fingertip) accidentally or
surgically
bandage technique - Answer -• Circular turn- are used to anchor the bandage and to terminate the
wrap. This turn is useful for bandaging the proximal aspect of the finger or wrist.
• Spiral turn- this turn is used to bandage parts of the body that are uniform in circumference, such as
the upper arm or upper leg.
• Spiral reverse turn- are used to bandage body parts that are not uniform in circumference, such as the
lower leg or forearm.
• Figure-of-eight turn- are used to bandage and stabilize an elbow, knee, or ankle or to immobilize and
hold a fractured clavicle in position.
• Recurrent turn- is used to cover distal parts of the body, such as the end of a finger, the skull or the
stump left by amputation.
Blood Administration and Culture= - Answer -Jehovah Witness
Cane Walking (COAL, Cane opposite the affected side) - Answer -The patient uses the cane on the
unaffected side unless directed by the therapist or primary care provider to use it on the other side for
balance reasons.
, Care of an Eviscerated abdominal wound - Answer -The nurse should first place the client supine
with large sterile dressings or towels soaked in normal saline over the incision and viscera.
The client is placed supine to decrease pressure on the abdomen and prevent the bowel from protruding
further
Care of the Surgical Patient - Answer -Patient teaching- nurse teach patient with diabetes about
the risks related to surgery
There is a higher risk of surgical wound infections.
Wound healing tends to be delayed in diabetic
patients
Stress related to surgery causes both hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.
Cast care - Answer -Pt education to teach client to cover cast while showering
Elevate case above level of their heart
Do not bearing weight on the cast
Can her a hairdryer on a cool setting to provide relief from itching
Chronic pain - Answer -May continue for months or even years
Is caused by back problems and arthritis
Closed wounds are typically caused by - Answer -blunt trauma
twisting
pulling
straining
deceleration force against the body.
