NUR 252 exam 5 quizzes Questions With Complete Solutions
= (Forces favoring filtration) - (Forces opposing filtration)
Correct Answers net filtration (starling forces)
a 16 year old is diagnosed with osteosarcoma of the right
humerus. what mobility risk does this patient have? Correct
Answers pathological fractures
a client is receiving an IV magnesium infusion. which of the
following assessments would require immediate intervention by
the nurse? Correct Answers absent patellar reflexes
A client with COPD feels short of breath after walking to the
bathroom on 2 liters of oxygen.
When caring for this client which of the following should be the
nurses first intervention? Correct Answers encourage the client
to rest and to use pursed-lip breathing technique
A client with COPD feels short of breath after walking to the
bathroom on 2 liters of oxygen. The client's ABGs were pH of
7.32, PaCO2 of 62, HCO3 of 24 mEq/L, O2 at 88%. What do
these ABGs indicate? Correct Answers respiratory acidosis
a latex allergy is what type of dermatitis? Correct Answers
allergic contact dermatitis
A nurse recalls regulation of acid-base balance through removal
or retention of volatile acids is accomplished by the: Correct
Answers Lungs
, a patient comes from a wound care appt. they are concerned
about a slivery covering on the wound. what is occurring?
Correct Answers epithelization
a patient has multiple firm, elevated, circumscribed lesions that
measure less than one cm. what are these? Correct Answers
papules
a patient has palpable, elevated solid lesion. what are these?
Correct Answers nodule
a patient is hospitalized with the diagnosis of a small bowel
obstruction. an NG tube is placed and the suction is set to low
intermittent wall suction for two days. which acid-base disorder
is most likely given the client's presentation? Correct Answers
metabolic alkalosis
A patient presents to the clinical with complaints of numbness
and tingling in his finger and toes. The patient has a past
medical history of hypoparathyroidism. What electrolyte
imbalance does the nurse suspect is causing these symptoms?
Correct Answers hypocalcemia
a patient presents to the ER after 10 days of nausea, vomiting,
and diarrhea. which lab test should the nurse monitor? Correct
Answers serum potassium
a patient suddenly experiences dyspnea, tachycardia, and chest
pain following a long bone fracture is expereicing Correct
Answers fat embolus to the pulmonary system
= (Forces favoring filtration) - (Forces opposing filtration)
Correct Answers net filtration (starling forces)
a 16 year old is diagnosed with osteosarcoma of the right
humerus. what mobility risk does this patient have? Correct
Answers pathological fractures
a client is receiving an IV magnesium infusion. which of the
following assessments would require immediate intervention by
the nurse? Correct Answers absent patellar reflexes
A client with COPD feels short of breath after walking to the
bathroom on 2 liters of oxygen.
When caring for this client which of the following should be the
nurses first intervention? Correct Answers encourage the client
to rest and to use pursed-lip breathing technique
A client with COPD feels short of breath after walking to the
bathroom on 2 liters of oxygen. The client's ABGs were pH of
7.32, PaCO2 of 62, HCO3 of 24 mEq/L, O2 at 88%. What do
these ABGs indicate? Correct Answers respiratory acidosis
a latex allergy is what type of dermatitis? Correct Answers
allergic contact dermatitis
A nurse recalls regulation of acid-base balance through removal
or retention of volatile acids is accomplished by the: Correct
Answers Lungs
, a patient comes from a wound care appt. they are concerned
about a slivery covering on the wound. what is occurring?
Correct Answers epithelization
a patient has multiple firm, elevated, circumscribed lesions that
measure less than one cm. what are these? Correct Answers
papules
a patient has palpable, elevated solid lesion. what are these?
Correct Answers nodule
a patient is hospitalized with the diagnosis of a small bowel
obstruction. an NG tube is placed and the suction is set to low
intermittent wall suction for two days. which acid-base disorder
is most likely given the client's presentation? Correct Answers
metabolic alkalosis
A patient presents to the clinical with complaints of numbness
and tingling in his finger and toes. The patient has a past
medical history of hypoparathyroidism. What electrolyte
imbalance does the nurse suspect is causing these symptoms?
Correct Answers hypocalcemia
a patient presents to the ER after 10 days of nausea, vomiting,
and diarrhea. which lab test should the nurse monitor? Correct
Answers serum potassium
a patient suddenly experiences dyspnea, tachycardia, and chest
pain following a long bone fracture is expereicing Correct
Answers fat embolus to the pulmonary system
