Foundations of Nursing 9th Edition (Cooper & Gosnell) Ch. 7 with correct answers
Mucus Membrane - correct answer- wet
- eyes, rectum, nose and mouth
-if dry something is wrong
Signs if inflammation - correct answer1. redness/rubor
2. heat
3. swelling/edema
4. pain and tenderness
5. loss of function
Med/Surg - correct answerunit for all types of patients with a range of all medical and surgical
conditions or diseases.
ER/ED - correct answerfirst line of medical services
PPE - correct answerPersonal Protection Equipment
Contact - correct answer- prevent spread through contact barrier
- heavy pathogen, lives on surfaces and transmitted to touch
- infectious and wounds
- gown and gloves
- C. Diff, MRSA, VRE, ESBL
Droplet - correct answer- prevent transmission of droplets into mucous membrane
- pathogen not heavy, can travel 3 ft when projected by cough, sneeze, and talking
- mask, face shield, goggles and gloves
, - flu, bacterial meningitis, or mumps
Airborne - correct answer- prevent transmission through air and inhaling
- pathogen is light and can suspend in air
- negative pressure room
- patient is masked and in room with closed door
- N95, gown, gloves, goggles
- TB, measles, varicella (chickenpox), and covid
Neutropenic - correct answer- immunocomromised
- cancer, HIV, Hep B, autoimmune diseases
- reverse isolation
A - correct answernone
Onco - correct answercancer
Bacteria - correct answerthrives in dark and moist wreas
MRSA, VRE, and ESBL - correct answerare multi-drug (antibiotic) resistant
Stress - correct answerit can exasperate/ make worse.
Virus - correct answer- microscopic organisms that can infect hosts (cant reproduce without a
host)
- small
- as nurses we don't recommend to take antibiotics
Mucus Membrane - correct answer- wet
- eyes, rectum, nose and mouth
-if dry something is wrong
Signs if inflammation - correct answer1. redness/rubor
2. heat
3. swelling/edema
4. pain and tenderness
5. loss of function
Med/Surg - correct answerunit for all types of patients with a range of all medical and surgical
conditions or diseases.
ER/ED - correct answerfirst line of medical services
PPE - correct answerPersonal Protection Equipment
Contact - correct answer- prevent spread through contact barrier
- heavy pathogen, lives on surfaces and transmitted to touch
- infectious and wounds
- gown and gloves
- C. Diff, MRSA, VRE, ESBL
Droplet - correct answer- prevent transmission of droplets into mucous membrane
- pathogen not heavy, can travel 3 ft when projected by cough, sneeze, and talking
- mask, face shield, goggles and gloves
, - flu, bacterial meningitis, or mumps
Airborne - correct answer- prevent transmission through air and inhaling
- pathogen is light and can suspend in air
- negative pressure room
- patient is masked and in room with closed door
- N95, gown, gloves, goggles
- TB, measles, varicella (chickenpox), and covid
Neutropenic - correct answer- immunocomromised
- cancer, HIV, Hep B, autoimmune diseases
- reverse isolation
A - correct answernone
Onco - correct answercancer
Bacteria - correct answerthrives in dark and moist wreas
MRSA, VRE, and ESBL - correct answerare multi-drug (antibiotic) resistant
Stress - correct answerit can exasperate/ make worse.
Virus - correct answer- microscopic organisms that can infect hosts (cant reproduce without a
host)
- small
- as nurses we don't recommend to take antibiotics
