RNSG 1309 Exam 1 Questions With Complete Solutions
3 types of opioids Correct Answer Full agonists, mixed
agonists-antagonists, partial agonists
3 ways palliative and hospice care are similar Correct Answer
1. Focus on symptom management
2. Ensuring the patients comfort
3. Managed by an inter-professional team
4 stages of infectious process Correct Answer Incubation
Prodromal
Illness stage
Convalescence
5 moments for hand hygiene Correct Answer 1. Before
touching a patient
2. Before clean/aseptic procedure
3. After body fluid exposure risk
4. After touching a patient
5. After touching patient surroundings
Abnormal findings Correct Answer Swelling
Inflammation
Deformity
Diminished range of motion to extremity
Accountability Correct Answer Ability to answer for one's own
actions
Acute care Correct Answer Secondary and tertiary care
,Acute pain Correct Answer protective, usually has an
identifiable cause, is of short duration, and has limited tissue
damage and emotional response
Acute pain is considered _______ because it does what for the
patient? Correct Answer Protective
It warns people of injury or disease
Adult day care centers Correct Answer provide a variety of
health and social services to specific patient populations who
live alone or with family in the community
Advance practice registered nurse Correct Answer APRN has a
master's degree or doctor of nursing practice
Advocacy Correct Answer Support and defend the client
Aerobic bacteria Correct Answer Require oxygen for survival
and for multiplication sufficient to cause disease
(staphylococcus aureus, staph infection)
Anaerobic Bacteria Correct Answer Thrive where little or no
oxygen is available
Asepsis Correct Answer Absence of pathogenic disease
producing microorganisms
Aseptic technique Correct Answer Practices/procedures that
assist in reducing the risk for infection
, Assessment includes a thorough investigation Correct Answer
Review of systems
Travel history
Immunizations and vaccinations
Assult Correct Answer No contact
Asymptomatic Correct Answer No complaint of symptoms
Autonomy Correct Answer The right to make one's own
personal decisions (even if it may harm them)
Bactericidal Correct Answer Inhibits growth and destroys
bacteria
Bacteriostasis Correct Answer Inhibits multiples multiplication
and growth of bacteria
Basic principles of ethics Correct Answer Advocacy
Responsibility
Accountability
Confidentiality
Battery Correct Answer Contact
Beneficence Correct Answer Action that promotes good for
others, without any self interest
Burnout Correct Answer The condition that occurs when
perceived demands outweigh perceived resources
3 types of opioids Correct Answer Full agonists, mixed
agonists-antagonists, partial agonists
3 ways palliative and hospice care are similar Correct Answer
1. Focus on symptom management
2. Ensuring the patients comfort
3. Managed by an inter-professional team
4 stages of infectious process Correct Answer Incubation
Prodromal
Illness stage
Convalescence
5 moments for hand hygiene Correct Answer 1. Before
touching a patient
2. Before clean/aseptic procedure
3. After body fluid exposure risk
4. After touching a patient
5. After touching patient surroundings
Abnormal findings Correct Answer Swelling
Inflammation
Deformity
Diminished range of motion to extremity
Accountability Correct Answer Ability to answer for one's own
actions
Acute care Correct Answer Secondary and tertiary care
,Acute pain Correct Answer protective, usually has an
identifiable cause, is of short duration, and has limited tissue
damage and emotional response
Acute pain is considered _______ because it does what for the
patient? Correct Answer Protective
It warns people of injury or disease
Adult day care centers Correct Answer provide a variety of
health and social services to specific patient populations who
live alone or with family in the community
Advance practice registered nurse Correct Answer APRN has a
master's degree or doctor of nursing practice
Advocacy Correct Answer Support and defend the client
Aerobic bacteria Correct Answer Require oxygen for survival
and for multiplication sufficient to cause disease
(staphylococcus aureus, staph infection)
Anaerobic Bacteria Correct Answer Thrive where little or no
oxygen is available
Asepsis Correct Answer Absence of pathogenic disease
producing microorganisms
Aseptic technique Correct Answer Practices/procedures that
assist in reducing the risk for infection
, Assessment includes a thorough investigation Correct Answer
Review of systems
Travel history
Immunizations and vaccinations
Assult Correct Answer No contact
Asymptomatic Correct Answer No complaint of symptoms
Autonomy Correct Answer The right to make one's own
personal decisions (even if it may harm them)
Bactericidal Correct Answer Inhibits growth and destroys
bacteria
Bacteriostasis Correct Answer Inhibits multiples multiplication
and growth of bacteria
Basic principles of ethics Correct Answer Advocacy
Responsibility
Accountability
Confidentiality
Battery Correct Answer Contact
Beneficence Correct Answer Action that promotes good for
others, without any self interest
Burnout Correct Answer The condition that occurs when
perceived demands outweigh perceived resources
