NUR 215 FINAL EXAM 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
100% PASS
Immobility effects on respiratory system - ✔✔Respiratory system: harder to breathe
because closing up of the airway. Reposition the patient; usually put them in semi-
Fowler's to open up the airway.
Major sites for HAI (healthcare acquired infection) - ✔✔1. surgical wounds
2. urinary tract
3. respiratory tract
4. bloodstream
factors that influence infection prevention control - ✔✔1. age
2. nutritional status
3.stress
4. disease process
5. treatments for immunocompromised patients
contact PPE - ✔✔gown and gloves
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,droplet PPE - ✔✔gown, mask, gloves , face shield
airborne PPE - ✔✔gown, N95, gloves
protective equipment PPE - ✔✔gown, mask, gloves
isolation precautions - ✔✔•Psychological implications
•Isolation environment
•Specimen collection
•Bagging of trash or linen
•Patient transport
interventions for fall risk - ✔✔•Fall risk assessment
•Wristband
•Review medications
•Elimination schedules
•Fall mats
•Assistive aids
•Non-slip socks
RACE - ✔✔•Rescue patients
•Activate alarm
•Confine fire
Extinguish
PASS - ✔✔•Pull the pin
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, •Aim the nozzle at the base of the flame
•Squeeze the handles together
•Sweep from side to side at the base of the flames
seizure nursing implementation - ✔✔•Position patient on their side, remove
blankets/sheets, provide privacy, do NOT put anything in their mouth
restraint usage - ✔✔•Restraints
•Physical
•Chemical
•Ongoing assessment
•Objectives
***restraints are used when all distraction techniques have been used***
Pharmokinetics - ✔✔1. Absorption: Passage of medication into the blood
2.Distribution: depends on the chemical and physical property of the medication (Lipid
soluble medication is fastest). Albumin transfers the medication.
3.Metabolism: usually occurs in the liver. How the medication is broken down into less
potent form. (Biotransformation also can happen in lungs, kidneys blood, and intestines
but mainly in liver)
4.Excretion: leave the body via the kidney (liver, bowel, lungs, and exocrine glands)
theraputic effect - ✔✔the expected effect of a drug
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
100% PASS
Immobility effects on respiratory system - ✔✔Respiratory system: harder to breathe
because closing up of the airway. Reposition the patient; usually put them in semi-
Fowler's to open up the airway.
Major sites for HAI (healthcare acquired infection) - ✔✔1. surgical wounds
2. urinary tract
3. respiratory tract
4. bloodstream
factors that influence infection prevention control - ✔✔1. age
2. nutritional status
3.stress
4. disease process
5. treatments for immunocompromised patients
contact PPE - ✔✔gown and gloves
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,droplet PPE - ✔✔gown, mask, gloves , face shield
airborne PPE - ✔✔gown, N95, gloves
protective equipment PPE - ✔✔gown, mask, gloves
isolation precautions - ✔✔•Psychological implications
•Isolation environment
•Specimen collection
•Bagging of trash or linen
•Patient transport
interventions for fall risk - ✔✔•Fall risk assessment
•Wristband
•Review medications
•Elimination schedules
•Fall mats
•Assistive aids
•Non-slip socks
RACE - ✔✔•Rescue patients
•Activate alarm
•Confine fire
Extinguish
PASS - ✔✔•Pull the pin
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, •Aim the nozzle at the base of the flame
•Squeeze the handles together
•Sweep from side to side at the base of the flames
seizure nursing implementation - ✔✔•Position patient on their side, remove
blankets/sheets, provide privacy, do NOT put anything in their mouth
restraint usage - ✔✔•Restraints
•Physical
•Chemical
•Ongoing assessment
•Objectives
***restraints are used when all distraction techniques have been used***
Pharmokinetics - ✔✔1. Absorption: Passage of medication into the blood
2.Distribution: depends on the chemical and physical property of the medication (Lipid
soluble medication is fastest). Albumin transfers the medication.
3.Metabolism: usually occurs in the liver. How the medication is broken down into less
potent form. (Biotransformation also can happen in lungs, kidneys blood, and intestines
but mainly in liver)
4.Excretion: leave the body via the kidney (liver, bowel, lungs, and exocrine glands)
theraputic effect - ✔✔the expected effect of a drug
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