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Test Bank for Understanding the Essentials of Critical Care Nursing, 3rd Edition by Kathleen Perrin, Carrie MacLeod 9780134146348 Chapter1-19 Complete Guide. Table of Contents: Chapter 1. What is Critical Care? 2. Care of the Critical Ill Patient 3. Care of the Patient with Respiratory Failure 4. Interpretation and Management of Basic Dysrhythmias 5. Cardiodynamics and Hemodynamic Regulation 6. Care of the Patient Experiencing Shock 7. Care of the Patient Experiencing Heart Failure 8. Care of the Patient Experiencing Acute Coronary Syndrome 9. Care of the Patient Following Traumatic Injury 10. Care of the Patient Experiencing an Intracranial Dysfunction 11. Care of the Patient With a Cerebral or Cerbrovascular Disorder 12. Care of the Critically Ill Patient Experiencing Alcohol Withdrawal and/or Liver Failure 13. Care of the Patient With an Acute Gastrointestinal Bleed or Pancreatitis 14. Care of the Patient with Problems in Glucose Metabolism 15. Care of the Patient with Acute Kidney Injury 16. Care of the Organ Donor and Transplant Recipient 17. Care of the Acutely Ill Burn Patient 18. Care of the Patient with Sepsis 19. Care of the ICU Patient at the End of Life

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TEST BANK FOR UNDERSTANDING THE ESSENTIALS OF
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CRITICAL CARE NURSING 3RD EDITION BY
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KATHLEEN PERRIN, CARRIE MACLEOD
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TABLE vOF vCONTENT
1. What vis vCritical vCare?

2. Care vof vthe vCritical vIll vPatient

3. Care vof vthe vPatient vwith vRespiratory vFailure

4. Interpretation vand vManagement vof vBasic vDysrhythmias

5. Cardiodynamics vand vHemodynamic vRegulation

6. Care vof vthe vPatient vExperiencing vShock

7. Care vof vthe vPatient vExperiencing vHeart vFailure

8. Care vof vthe vPatient vExperiencing vAcute vCoronary vSyndrome

9. Care vof vthe vPatient vFollowing vTraumatic vInjury

10. Care vof vthe vPatient vExperiencing van vIntracranial vDysfunction

11. Care vof vthe vPatient vWith va vCerebral vor vCerbrovascular vDisorder

12. Care vof vthe vCritically vIll vPatient vExperiencing vAlcohol vWithdrawal vand/or vLiver vFailure

13. Care vof vthe vPatient vWith van vAcute vGastrointestinal vBleed vor vPancreatitis

14. Care vof vthe vPatient vwith vProblems vin vGlucose vMetabolism

15. Care vof vthe vPatient vwith vAcute vKidney vInjury

16. Care vof vthe vOrgan vDonor vand vTransplant vRecipient

17. Care vof vthe vAcutely vIll vBurn vPatient

18. Care vof vthe vPatient vwith vSepsis

19. Care vof vthe vICU vPatient vat vthe vEnd vof vLife

, Perrin: Understanding the Essentials of Critical Car
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Chapter 1: What is Critical Care?
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MULTIPLE v CHOICE. v v Choose v the v one v alternative v that v best v completes v the v stat
v ques




1) Of vthe vfollowing vpatients, vwho vshould vbe vcared vfor vin va vcritical vcare vunit? vA vpa
vthat vapply.)


A) With v an v acetaminophen v overdose
B) Suffering vfrom vacute vmental villness
C) With vchronic vrenal vfailure
D) With vacute vdecompensated vheart vfailure
ANSWER: vA, v D
Explanation: v v A) v (Note: v This v requires v multiple v responses v to v be v correct.)
Critical vcare vunits vare vc o- ve
s tfficient vunits vfor vcaring vfor vpatients
system vfailure. vAlthough vthe vorgan vfailing vin v#4 vis vobvious, vp
vacetaminophen voverdose voften vsuffer vliver vfailure vas va vconse


vpatient vconcerns vof va vnoncritical vnature.


Nursing vProcess: vEvaluation
vCognitive vLevel: vAnalysis


Category vof vNeed: vPhysiological vIntegrity–Physiological vAdapt

,B) (Note: vThis vrequires vmultiple vresponses vto vbe vcorrect.)
Critical vcare vunits vare vc o- ve
s tfficient vunits vfor vcaring vfor vpatients
system vfailure. vAlthough vthe vorgan vfailing vin v#4 vis vobvious, vp
vacetaminophen voverdose voften vsuffer vliver vfailure vas va vconse


vpatient vconcerns vof va vnoncritical vnature.


Nursing vProcess: vEvaluation
vCognitive vLevel: vAnalysis


Category vof vNeed: vPhysiological vIntegrity–Physiological vAdapt
C) (Note: vThis vrequires vmultiple vresponses vto vbe vcorrect.)
Critical vcare vunits vare vc o- ve
s tfficient vunits vfor vcaring vfor vpatients
system vfailure. vAlthough vthe vorgan vfailing vin v#4 vis vobvious, vp
vacetaminophen voverdose voften vsuffer vliver vfailure vas va vconse


vpatient vconcerns vof va vnoncritical vnature.


Nursing vProcess: vEvaluation
vCognitive vLevel: vAnalysis


Category vof vNeed: vPhysiological vIntegrity–Physiological vAdapt
D) (Note: vThis vrequires vmultiple vresponses vto vbe vcorrect.)
Critical vcare vunits vare vc o- ve
s tfficient vunits vfor vcaring vfor vpatients
system vfailure. vAlthough vthe vorgan vfailing vin v#4 vis vobvious, vp
vacetaminophen voverdose voften vsuffer vliver vfailure vas va vconse


vpatient vconcerns vof va vnoncritical vnature.


Nursing vProcess: vEvaluation
vCognitive vLevel: vAnalysis


Category vof vNeed: vPhysiological vIntegrity–Physiological vAdapt

, 2) A vhospital vin va vsmall vrural vtown vwould vbe vable vto vprovide vwhich vlevel vof vcare vi
A) Level v I
B) Level v II
C) Level v III
D) It vis vunlikely vthat vthe vhospital vwould vhave va vcritical vcare vunit
ANSWER: vC
Explanation: vA) v#1 vand v#2 vdescribe vmore vadvanced vand vinclusive vcritical vca
va vall vbecause vmost vhospitals vhave vsome vcritical vcare vareas.


Nursing vProcess: vEvaluation
vCognitive vLevel:


vApplication


Category vof vNeed: vSafe, vEffective vCare vEnvironment–Managem
B) #1 vand v#2 vdescribe vmore vadvanced vand vinclusive vcritical vcare
va vall vbecause vmost vhospitals vhave vsome vcritical vcare vareas.


Nursing vProcess: vEvaluation
vCognitive vLevel:


vApplication


Category vof vNeed: vSafe, vEffective vCare vEnvironment–Managem
C) #1 vand v#2 vdescribe vmore vadvanced vand vinclusive vcritical vcare
va vall vbecause vmost vhospitals vhave vsome vcritical vcare vareas.


Nursing vProcess: vEvaluation
vCognitive vLevel:


vApplication


Category vof vNeed: vSafe, vEffective vCare vEnvironment–Managem
D) #1 vand v#2 vdescribe vmore vadvanced vand vinclusive vcritical vcare
va vall vbecause vmost vhospitals vhave vsome vcritical vcare vareas.


Nursing vProcess: vEvaluation
vCognitive vLevel:


vApplication


Category vof vNeed: vSafe, vEffective vCare vEnvironment–Managem

3) A v nurse v employed v in v an v "open" v ICU v would v most v likely v be v working v with v a:
A) Multidisciplinary vteam vwith vphysicians vwho vare valso vresponsible vfor vpatien
B) Multidisciplinary vteam vthat vincludes va vphysician vemployed vby vthe vhospital.
C) Physician vin vcharge vof vpatient vcare vwho vis va vspecialist vin vcritical vcare.
D) Primary vcare vphysician vwho vmust vconsult va vcritical vcare vspecialist.
ANSWER: vA
Explanation: v A) v #2, v #3, v and v #4 v refer v to v "closed" v ICUs.
v


Nursing vProcess: vEvaluation
vCognitive vLevel: vAnalysis


Category vof vNeed: vSafe, vEffective vCare vEnvironment–Managem
B) #2, v#3, vand v#4 vrefer vto v"closed"
vICUs. vNursing vProcess: vEvaluation


Cognitive vLevel: vAnalysis
Category vof vNeed: vSafe, vEffective vCare vEnvironment–Managem
C) #2, v#3, vand v#4 vrefer vto v"closed"

vICUs. vNursing vProcess: vEvaluation

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