NURS 6011 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS
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their?
, has deep historical roots worldwide with focus on gynecological care,
pregnancy, birth and contraceptive options advocate for the woman to be an
active participant in her health care choices
the systolic pressure indicates how much pressure your blood is exerting against
your artery walls when the heart beats the diastolic blood pressure indicate
show much pressure your blood is exerting against your artery walls while the
heart is resting between beats
daily activity level, endurance, exercise and fitness goals, mobility
problems, physical or mental health alterations that affect mobility and
external factors affecting mobility
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2 of 604
Definition
-use these for pts who are infected or colonized by a multidrug
resistance organism
1. place pt in private room
2. wear PPE remove PPE before leaving the room
3. limit movement of patient out of room
4. avoid sharing patient care equipment
Give this one a try later!
a nurse is evaluating patients to determine their need for parenteral nutrition.
which patients would be the best candidates for this type of nutritional support
, transmission-based precautions tier 2 contact precautions
types of nursing interventions include
Nurse practitioner
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3 of 604
Definition
passed through the nose and into the upper portion of the small
intestine
-may be indicated for a patient with increased risk for aspiration due
to a diminished gag reflex or slow gastric motility
-also avoids the potential for gastric reflex
-
Give this one a try later!
nursing admission assessment nursing process: diagnosis
risk for poisoning risk factors are nasointestinal tube (NI)
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4 of 604
, Term
when foot drop occurs the foot is
Give this one a try later!
advanced health assessment,
the pyloric valve in the stomach
advanced pathophysiology and
which normally slows transit of food
advanced pharmacology combined
into the intestine is bypassed
with the specialty focus track
unable to maintain itself in the
keep the patient in the best possible
perpendicular position and
physical state when bed rest is
the patient experiences
necessary or movement is restricted
extreme difficulty in walking
Don't know?
5 of 604
Definition
entering patient information into the written or computerized patient
record
Give this one a try later!
written documentation what are most common causes of
involves hospital fires
BANK | 604 QUESTIONS | WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
their?
, has deep historical roots worldwide with focus on gynecological care,
pregnancy, birth and contraceptive options advocate for the woman to be an
active participant in her health care choices
the systolic pressure indicates how much pressure your blood is exerting against
your artery walls when the heart beats the diastolic blood pressure indicate
show much pressure your blood is exerting against your artery walls while the
heart is resting between beats
daily activity level, endurance, exercise and fitness goals, mobility
problems, physical or mental health alterations that affect mobility and
external factors affecting mobility
Don't know?
2 of 604
Definition
-use these for pts who are infected or colonized by a multidrug
resistance organism
1. place pt in private room
2. wear PPE remove PPE before leaving the room
3. limit movement of patient out of room
4. avoid sharing patient care equipment
Give this one a try later!
a nurse is evaluating patients to determine their need for parenteral nutrition.
which patients would be the best candidates for this type of nutritional support
, transmission-based precautions tier 2 contact precautions
types of nursing interventions include
Nurse practitioner
Don't know?
3 of 604
Definition
passed through the nose and into the upper portion of the small
intestine
-may be indicated for a patient with increased risk for aspiration due
to a diminished gag reflex or slow gastric motility
-also avoids the potential for gastric reflex
-
Give this one a try later!
nursing admission assessment nursing process: diagnosis
risk for poisoning risk factors are nasointestinal tube (NI)
Don't know?
4 of 604
, Term
when foot drop occurs the foot is
Give this one a try later!
advanced health assessment,
the pyloric valve in the stomach
advanced pathophysiology and
which normally slows transit of food
advanced pharmacology combined
into the intestine is bypassed
with the specialty focus track
unable to maintain itself in the
keep the patient in the best possible
perpendicular position and
physical state when bed rest is
the patient experiences
necessary or movement is restricted
extreme difficulty in walking
Don't know?
5 of 604
Definition
entering patient information into the written or computerized patient
record
Give this one a try later!
written documentation what are most common causes of
involves hospital fires
