RN: Medical-Surgical Assessment
Jane AI Questions And Answers
The most common cause of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) answer-
Thrombus formation and coronary artery occlusion
The nurse is assigned a patient who is experiencing chest pain
resulting from coronary artery spasms while at rest. The nurse
quickly realizes that the patient is suffering from answer- Variant
(Prinzmetal's) angina
Which condition is an inherited hemoglobin disorder that results in
chronic hemolytic anemia and occlusion of blood vessels? answer-
Sickle cell anemia
When using disinfectant wipes at point of care, the minimal amount
of time one should wait ensure the disinfection is answer- Product
dependent
A 55-year-old man has recently been diagnosed with hypertension.
The provider orders a low-sodium diet for the patient. What should
the nurse's initial response be when the patient asks, ''What does
salt have to do with high blood pressure?" answer- "Too much salt in
your diet can cause you to retain fluid, and that increases your
blood pressure."
The primary purpose for utilizing the two-person method when
providing tracheostomy care is to: answer- Prevent accidental tube
dislodgment
On the sepsis continuum, which type of sepsis leads to end-organ
dysfunction without hypotension? answer- Severe sepsis
What is the leading cause of death in hospitals each year? answer-
Sepsis
Jane AI Questions And Answers
The most common cause of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) answer-
Thrombus formation and coronary artery occlusion
The nurse is assigned a patient who is experiencing chest pain
resulting from coronary artery spasms while at rest. The nurse
quickly realizes that the patient is suffering from answer- Variant
(Prinzmetal's) angina
Which condition is an inherited hemoglobin disorder that results in
chronic hemolytic anemia and occlusion of blood vessels? answer-
Sickle cell anemia
When using disinfectant wipes at point of care, the minimal amount
of time one should wait ensure the disinfection is answer- Product
dependent
A 55-year-old man has recently been diagnosed with hypertension.
The provider orders a low-sodium diet for the patient. What should
the nurse's initial response be when the patient asks, ''What does
salt have to do with high blood pressure?" answer- "Too much salt in
your diet can cause you to retain fluid, and that increases your
blood pressure."
The primary purpose for utilizing the two-person method when
providing tracheostomy care is to: answer- Prevent accidental tube
dislodgment
On the sepsis continuum, which type of sepsis leads to end-organ
dysfunction without hypotension? answer- Severe sepsis
What is the leading cause of death in hospitals each year? answer-
Sepsis
