Final , Term 1 Unitek
1. the small intestine contains millions of small finger like projections called
?: villi
2. small intestine needs bile only, where is the bile stored in?: gall bladder
3. how far can you go with passive range of motion?: as much as patient can tolerate
4. what are the enzymes produced in the pancreas?: amylase, lipase, and trypsin
5. structure of the nephron responsible for the reabsorption of water and solutes during
urine formation?: proximal convulated tubule
6. major regulator of respiratory activities?: PCo2
7. event occurs in response to increase thoracic volume?: air enters respiratory passage
8. factor that stimulates bones to grow: weight bearing
9. phase of the nursing process that requires you to establish intervention for your patient:
ADPIE
10.most preventive technique that interrupts infectious process?: hand wash- ing
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, Final , Term 1 Unitek
11.checking o2 saturation, patient has pneumonia, reassuring human need according to
Maslows ?: physiological
12.where do you check the apical pulse?: 5th intercostal, mid clavicular on the left side
13.what document explains the scope of an LVN: nurse practice act
14.you're administering a water and soap enema, what would be the steps to perform to purge
air from tubing?: open clamp and fill with solution
15.what do you document when inserting indwelling catheter?: date and time
, procedure done, patient teaching, tolerance
16.what is the primary reason to use sterile technique when inserting and indwelling
catheter?: avoid introduction of microorganisms
17.to provide competent transcultural nursing to specific clients in a geo- graphic area, what are
they?: illness, cultural influence/beliefs about health, health practices
18.once hospice service has begun, your focus changes from rehab/restora- tion to what type of
care?: comfort care
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1. the small intestine contains millions of small finger like projections called
?: villi
2. small intestine needs bile only, where is the bile stored in?: gall bladder
3. how far can you go with passive range of motion?: as much as patient can tolerate
4. what are the enzymes produced in the pancreas?: amylase, lipase, and trypsin
5. structure of the nephron responsible for the reabsorption of water and solutes during
urine formation?: proximal convulated tubule
6. major regulator of respiratory activities?: PCo2
7. event occurs in response to increase thoracic volume?: air enters respiratory passage
8. factor that stimulates bones to grow: weight bearing
9. phase of the nursing process that requires you to establish intervention for your patient:
ADPIE
10.most preventive technique that interrupts infectious process?: hand wash- ing
1/
10
, Final , Term 1 Unitek
11.checking o2 saturation, patient has pneumonia, reassuring human need according to
Maslows ?: physiological
12.where do you check the apical pulse?: 5th intercostal, mid clavicular on the left side
13.what document explains the scope of an LVN: nurse practice act
14.you're administering a water and soap enema, what would be the steps to perform to purge
air from tubing?: open clamp and fill with solution
15.what do you document when inserting indwelling catheter?: date and time
, procedure done, patient teaching, tolerance
16.what is the primary reason to use sterile technique when inserting and indwelling
catheter?: avoid introduction of microorganisms
17.to provide competent transcultural nursing to specific clients in a geo- graphic area, what are
they?: illness, cultural influence/beliefs about health, health practices
18.once hospice service has begun, your focus changes from rehab/restora- tion to what type of
care?: comfort care
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