NRNP 6645 Midterm Exam (Latest-2025/2030, 100 Q & A) /
NRNP 6645N Midterm Exam / NRNP6645 Midterm Exam /
NRNP-6645N Midterm Exam: Walden University | 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS |
*planning on going home eventually
*can tolerate 3 hrs of combined therapy per day
*has medicare-approved rehab dx
*potential progress in <4 weeks to a functional level allowing
for d/c home
*has firm plan for supervision or assistance on d/c home
D/C to Long-term Acute Care if: - --ANSWER---*planning on
going home eventually
*requires high degree of subcritical care (ventilator weaning,
wound care, long-term antibiotics)
,D/C to Subacute Rehab if: - --ANSWER---ONE of these must be
met:
*planning on going home eventually
*can NOT tolerate 3 hrs of combined therapy per day
*does NOT meet medicare rehab dx
*d/c plan is not firm
D/C to _______________ if pt. is terminally ill - --ANSWER---
palliative care or hospice (home or inpatient)
D/C to ______________ if pt. is homebound - --ANSWER---
home health OT and must also have a home health PT or nurse
D/C to ______________ if pt. is ambulatory but still needs
additional tx - --ANSWER---outpatient
D/C to ___________ if DME modifications would improve
safety or performance capability - --ANSWER---day treatment
or community reintegration program
Bone Mets - --ANSWER---*most common metastasis site
,*occurs when cancer cells from primary tumor relocate to the
bone
*most likely to spread: lung, prostate, breast cancer
Pts. w/ head and neck cancer can NOT be put into what? - --
ANSWER---trendelenburg
MET Levels - --ANSWER---a unit that describes how much
oxygen the average person's body requires to perform at rest
(1.5-3.0) Light
(MET levels) - --ANSWER---*eating or talking
*getting in and out of bed
*dressing and undressing
*sitting on toilet
*grooming tasks
*showering and drying off
, *getting ready for bed
*styling hair
*washing dishes
*making bed
(<1.5) Minimal Exertion
(MET levels) - --ANSWER---*resting, sitting EOB
*riding in car
*watching TV
*listening to the radio
(3.0-6.0) Moderate
(MET levels) - --ANSWER---*having a bowel movement
*general household tasks
*raking the lawn
*gardening
*walking at a moderate speed
*golfing
*yoga
NRNP 6645N Midterm Exam / NRNP6645 Midterm Exam /
NRNP-6645N Midterm Exam: Walden University | 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS |
*planning on going home eventually
*can tolerate 3 hrs of combined therapy per day
*has medicare-approved rehab dx
*potential progress in <4 weeks to a functional level allowing
for d/c home
*has firm plan for supervision or assistance on d/c home
D/C to Long-term Acute Care if: - --ANSWER---*planning on
going home eventually
*requires high degree of subcritical care (ventilator weaning,
wound care, long-term antibiotics)
,D/C to Subacute Rehab if: - --ANSWER---ONE of these must be
met:
*planning on going home eventually
*can NOT tolerate 3 hrs of combined therapy per day
*does NOT meet medicare rehab dx
*d/c plan is not firm
D/C to _______________ if pt. is terminally ill - --ANSWER---
palliative care or hospice (home or inpatient)
D/C to ______________ if pt. is homebound - --ANSWER---
home health OT and must also have a home health PT or nurse
D/C to ______________ if pt. is ambulatory but still needs
additional tx - --ANSWER---outpatient
D/C to ___________ if DME modifications would improve
safety or performance capability - --ANSWER---day treatment
or community reintegration program
Bone Mets - --ANSWER---*most common metastasis site
,*occurs when cancer cells from primary tumor relocate to the
bone
*most likely to spread: lung, prostate, breast cancer
Pts. w/ head and neck cancer can NOT be put into what? - --
ANSWER---trendelenburg
MET Levels - --ANSWER---a unit that describes how much
oxygen the average person's body requires to perform at rest
(1.5-3.0) Light
(MET levels) - --ANSWER---*eating or talking
*getting in and out of bed
*dressing and undressing
*sitting on toilet
*grooming tasks
*showering and drying off
, *getting ready for bed
*styling hair
*washing dishes
*making bed
(<1.5) Minimal Exertion
(MET levels) - --ANSWER---*resting, sitting EOB
*riding in car
*watching TV
*listening to the radio
(3.0-6.0) Moderate
(MET levels) - --ANSWER---*having a bowel movement
*general household tasks
*raking the lawn
*gardening
*walking at a moderate speed
*golfing
*yoga
