MULTIDIMENSIONAL CARE 1 EXAM 2 / FINAL STUDY GUIDE / 90+
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS / ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS, DETAILED RATIONALES,
AND 100% ACCURACY – GUARANTEED PASS | GRADED A+
Common Risk Factors for Decreased Comfort - (answers)physical, emotional, or psychosocial,
Physiologic Consequences of Decreased Comfort - (answers)pain, nausea, and itching can result
in emotional stress and discomfort.
Interventions to Prevent Impaired Comfort - (answers)anticipate which patient may experience
请您
them and provide preplanned interventions.
obstipation - (answers)extreme constipation
Physiologic Consequences of Changes in Elimination - (answers)skin, stool and urine can cause
skin irritation, fungal infection, and/or skin breakdown, depression and anxiety
Interventions to Prevent Changes in Elimination - (answers)adequate nutrition and hydration.
fluid and electrolyte balance - (answers)regulation of body fluid, fluid osmolality, and
electrolytes by processes such as filtration, diffusion, and osmosis.
fluid excess - (answers)usually have an increase in blood pressure due to increased blood
volume. peripheral edema
fluid deficit interventions - (answers)fluid replacement, either orally or parenterally.
artificial active immunity - (answers)vaccination
, Common Risk Factors for Changes in Immunity - (answers)Older adults, Low socioeconomic
groups, Nonimmunized adults, Adults with chronic illnesses
Excessive immune response - (answers)over or hyper functioning of immune system; rheumatoid
arthritis, lupus
Physiologic Complications of Decreased Mobility and Causes - (answers)Pressure injuries,
Constipation, Muscle atrophy, pneumonia, venous thromboembolism, depression
Nutrition - (answers)the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and
growth. 请您
Risk Factors for Decreased Nutrition - (answers)High stress level, Depression, thyroid disorders,
Physiologic Consequences of Decreased Nutrition - (answers)lack of vitamin D, iron, and
protein.
Perfusion - (answers)Circulation of blood within an organ or tissue in adequate amounts to meet
current needs of the cells.
sensory perception - (answers)interpret sensory input(vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch)
into one or more meaningful responses.
presbyopia - (answers)farsightedness
presbycusis - (answers)age related hearing loss
pressure injuries risk factors - (answers)injuries or wounds that result from skin deterioration
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS / ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS, DETAILED RATIONALES,
AND 100% ACCURACY – GUARANTEED PASS | GRADED A+
Common Risk Factors for Decreased Comfort - (answers)physical, emotional, or psychosocial,
Physiologic Consequences of Decreased Comfort - (answers)pain, nausea, and itching can result
in emotional stress and discomfort.
Interventions to Prevent Impaired Comfort - (answers)anticipate which patient may experience
请您
them and provide preplanned interventions.
obstipation - (answers)extreme constipation
Physiologic Consequences of Changes in Elimination - (answers)skin, stool and urine can cause
skin irritation, fungal infection, and/or skin breakdown, depression and anxiety
Interventions to Prevent Changes in Elimination - (answers)adequate nutrition and hydration.
fluid and electrolyte balance - (answers)regulation of body fluid, fluid osmolality, and
electrolytes by processes such as filtration, diffusion, and osmosis.
fluid excess - (answers)usually have an increase in blood pressure due to increased blood
volume. peripheral edema
fluid deficit interventions - (answers)fluid replacement, either orally or parenterally.
artificial active immunity - (answers)vaccination
, Common Risk Factors for Changes in Immunity - (answers)Older adults, Low socioeconomic
groups, Nonimmunized adults, Adults with chronic illnesses
Excessive immune response - (answers)over or hyper functioning of immune system; rheumatoid
arthritis, lupus
Physiologic Complications of Decreased Mobility and Causes - (answers)Pressure injuries,
Constipation, Muscle atrophy, pneumonia, venous thromboembolism, depression
Nutrition - (answers)the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and
growth. 请您
Risk Factors for Decreased Nutrition - (answers)High stress level, Depression, thyroid disorders,
Physiologic Consequences of Decreased Nutrition - (answers)lack of vitamin D, iron, and
protein.
Perfusion - (answers)Circulation of blood within an organ or tissue in adequate amounts to meet
current needs of the cells.
sensory perception - (answers)interpret sensory input(vision, hearing, smell, taste, and touch)
into one or more meaningful responses.
presbyopia - (answers)farsightedness
presbycusis - (answers)age related hearing loss
pressure injuries risk factors - (answers)injuries or wounds that result from skin deterioration
