NUR1020C TERM 1 EXAM 2
(QUESTIONS & ANSWERS) SCORED A+
Vestibulocochlear
appropriate.
, distal, proximal, improve am I correct in understanding that...
circulation
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Term
What is Charting by Exception (CBE)
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Loss of muscle mass and strength
Decreased
ROM
Kyphosis
Decreased height
Osteoarthritic changes in joints
when only unusual or unexpected findings, or those outside the norm, are
recorded.
a set of cues, the signs or symptoms gathered during assessment
those providing care become stressed; threatens the physical, psychological,
emotional, and functional health of a caregiver; frequently suffer from
depression, have poor coping strategies, and report a poor quality
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Term
What is PERRLA
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By fine touch, measure
Hypoglossal (Tongue muscles -
discrimination ability of sensory
speech & swallowing) - MOTOR
cortex
Pupils equal, Round, React to Problem, Etiology, signs/symptoms
light, and Accommodation (Actual Nursing Diagnosis)
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Term
5. A patient with diabetes remarks during foot care that she has been
letting her skin air-dry after bathing at home because her doctor told
her to use plenty of moisturizer on her hands and feet. What should
the nurse teach the patient?
A. To apply moisturizer after air-drying thoroughly
B. To apply moisturizer while the skin is still wet
C. To skip the moisturizer
D. To towel-dry thoroughly before applying moisturizer
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, The patient is unable to care for the To towel-dry thoroughly
dentures on his or her own. before applying moisturizer
"Tell me if the skin under the To encourage the patient's sense of
restraint becomes abraded or raw." independence
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Term
A nurse is conducting a health interview on a newly admitted patient.
To establish a trusting relationship with the patient, the nurse:
-avoids eye contact to appear less threatening.
-demonstrates professionalism by not smiling.
-sits close and leans in slightly toward the patient.
-speaks in a slow rate of speech and low tone.
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Assess the patient's physiological Untie the restraint and smooth the
capacity to transfer. patient's gown
To ensure that the care can be
sits close and leans in slightly
performed without injuring the
toward the patient.
scalp
(QUESTIONS & ANSWERS) SCORED A+
Vestibulocochlear
appropriate.
, distal, proximal, improve am I correct in understanding that...
circulation
Don't know?
2 of 292
Term
What is Charting by Exception (CBE)
Give this one a try later!
Loss of muscle mass and strength
Decreased
ROM
Kyphosis
Decreased height
Osteoarthritic changes in joints
when only unusual or unexpected findings, or those outside the norm, are
recorded.
a set of cues, the signs or symptoms gathered during assessment
those providing care become stressed; threatens the physical, psychological,
emotional, and functional health of a caregiver; frequently suffer from
depression, have poor coping strategies, and report a poor quality
Don't know?
, 3 of 292
Term
What is PERRLA
Give this one a try later!
By fine touch, measure
Hypoglossal (Tongue muscles -
discrimination ability of sensory
speech & swallowing) - MOTOR
cortex
Pupils equal, Round, React to Problem, Etiology, signs/symptoms
light, and Accommodation (Actual Nursing Diagnosis)
Don't know?
4 of 292
Term
5. A patient with diabetes remarks during foot care that she has been
letting her skin air-dry after bathing at home because her doctor told
her to use plenty of moisturizer on her hands and feet. What should
the nurse teach the patient?
A. To apply moisturizer after air-drying thoroughly
B. To apply moisturizer while the skin is still wet
C. To skip the moisturizer
D. To towel-dry thoroughly before applying moisturizer
Give this one a try later!
, The patient is unable to care for the To towel-dry thoroughly
dentures on his or her own. before applying moisturizer
"Tell me if the skin under the To encourage the patient's sense of
restraint becomes abraded or raw." independence
Don't know?
5 of 292
Term
A nurse is conducting a health interview on a newly admitted patient.
To establish a trusting relationship with the patient, the nurse:
-avoids eye contact to appear less threatening.
-demonstrates professionalism by not smiling.
-sits close and leans in slightly toward the patient.
-speaks in a slow rate of speech and low tone.
Give this one a try later!
Assess the patient's physiological Untie the restraint and smooth the
capacity to transfer. patient's gown
To ensure that the care can be
sits close and leans in slightly
performed without injuring the
toward the patient.
scalp
