PN FINAL Exam based on pre-quizzes.
noisy breathing - ANS >> you are caring for a client diagnosed with a large adenoids, what symptom is
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portrayed with someone who has large adenoids?
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a client comes into emergency with epitaxis what intervention should be preformed? - ANS >> direct
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pressure
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the nurse is caring for a client that has expected laryngeal trauma, post resp assessment what
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Cadventitious sound do you hear? - ANS >> stridor C C C C C C C C
what is the cardinal sign of lung cancer? - ANS >> mucopurulent sputum (containing both infectious,
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and pus like material in sputum)
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you care caring for a patient that has been submitting and diagnosed for smoke inhalation,what are
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they most susceptible to? - ANS >> acute respiratory syndrome
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what should a nurse do first during an acute asthma attack? - ANS >> administer brochodialotor, then
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brochosteroid
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true or false? coarseness for greater than 2 weeks is a symptom that should be further investigated -
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laryngitis is always caused by bacterial infection - ANS >> false- can be also viral, or physical trauma
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chest tubes allow for drainage of air, and liquids from the abdominal cavity - ANS >> true
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pneumonia may be cause a bacterial/viral or airborne irritants - ANS >> true
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(quiz 2) the nurse is obtaining a history from a client who is admitted to the hospital, the client states
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Cwith rheumatic heart diseases - ANS >> valvular changes
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before administering dioxin to a client with valvular disease, the nurse assesses the apical point and
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records 62 bpm, his usual is 66-72, what is the best action for the nurse to take - ANS >> administer
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dioxin
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the nurse is working with a client who has been diagnosed with an aneurysm, what should the nurse
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Ceducate this patient on? - ANS >> avoid straining during a bowl movement or coughing
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the nurse is at the mall and has observed someone slumped on the floor, upon assessment the nurse
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Cfeels no pulse and calls for help and request a piece of equipment, what is it? - ANS >> AED
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what is blood pressure - ANS >> the volume of blood and its force against the arterial wall
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noisy breathing - ANS >> you are caring for a client diagnosed with a large adenoids, what symptom is
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portrayed with someone who has large adenoids?
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a client comes into emergency with epitaxis what intervention should be preformed? - ANS >> direct
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pressure
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the nurse is caring for a client that has expected laryngeal trauma, post resp assessment what
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Cadventitious sound do you hear? - ANS >> stridor C C C C C C C C
what is the cardinal sign of lung cancer? - ANS >> mucopurulent sputum (containing both infectious,
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and pus like material in sputum)
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you care caring for a patient that has been submitting and diagnosed for smoke inhalation,what are
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they most susceptible to? - ANS >> acute respiratory syndrome
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what should a nurse do first during an acute asthma attack? - ANS >> administer brochodialotor, then
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brochosteroid
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true or false? coarseness for greater than 2 weeks is a symptom that should be further investigated -
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laryngitis is always caused by bacterial infection - ANS >> false- can be also viral, or physical trauma
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chest tubes allow for drainage of air, and liquids from the abdominal cavity - ANS >> true
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pneumonia may be cause a bacterial/viral or airborne irritants - ANS >> true
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(quiz 2) the nurse is obtaining a history from a client who is admitted to the hospital, the client states
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before administering dioxin to a client with valvular disease, the nurse assesses the apical point and
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records 62 bpm, his usual is 66-72, what is the best action for the nurse to take - ANS >> administer
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the nurse is working with a client who has been diagnosed with an aneurysm, what should the nurse
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Ceducate this patient on? - ANS >> avoid straining during a bowl movement or coughing
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the nurse is at the mall and has observed someone slumped on the floor, upon assessment the nurse
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Cfeels no pulse and calls for help and request a piece of equipment, what is it? - ANS >> AED
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what is blood pressure - ANS >> the volume of blood and its force against the arterial wall
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