NSG 212 Final Exam Questions With Complete Solutions
What are school-aged children most at risk for Correct Answer
MVA
What are some indicators of fluid status Correct Answer -
weight
- odmolality
- BUN levels
- Creatinine levels
- Urine specific gravity
What are some nursing interventions that you could use to
enhance quantity and quality of sleep Correct Answer -
guided imagery
- therapeutic message
- progressive muscle relaxation
- uninterrupted sleep periods
What are some ways you can promote activity Correct Answer
Have proper alignment fo the hospital bed, use range of motion,
incorporation of pillows, wedges, side rails, overhead trapeze,
footboard, sandbags/trochanter rolls, splints
What are the 4 types of data? Correct Answer Subjecting,
Objective, Primary, Secondary
What are the components of a goal statement Correct Answer
Subject, Action, Performance criteria, target time, special
conditions
,What are the four areas of assessment that are to be addressed
concerning sleep disorders Correct Answer Sleep history,
medical history, diet and drug history, and psychosocial history
What are the phases of the nursing process? Correct Answer
Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
What are you assessing for Correct Answer Risk assessment
and home hazard evaluation
What can lead to someone getting sensory deprivation Correct
Answer A silent, dark room or impaired sight, sound, smell or
touch can lead to sensory isolarion
What can skin integrity be affected by Correct Answer -
Genetics and heredity
- Age
- Chronic illness and their treatments (Diabetes, PAD)
- Medications (Corticosteroids)
- Poor nutrition
What do you need to do during the assessment of different
cultures Correct Answer Health history, physical assessment
What do you need to say when you're restraining a patient
Correct Answer You need to state why you have a restraint and
have the client and family understand why
,What does a drug history include Correct Answer includes
prescription and nonprescription medications, as well as alcohol,
caffeine, and nicotine, is essential to sleep assessment
What does a sleep diary provide for you Correct Answer
Provides very specific information on your patient's patterns of
sleep. This allows you to identify trends in sleep/wakefulness
and associate behaviors interfering with sleep
What does ADH do Correct Answer causes the kidney to
retain fluid
What does Engel's stages of Grieving talk about Correct
Answer It talks about what the caregivers go through
What does magnesium do Correct Answer - Carb and protein
metabolism
- Alters effects of calcium on smooth muscles, causing them to
relax
- needed for healthy bones, teeth, nerve and muscle function,
and coagulation
- may have a role in regulating BP and the release of insulin
What does PES stand for Correct Answer Problem (NANDA-
I diagnostic label - from list)
Etiology (What is causing/contributing to the patient's problem
"related to...)
Signs and Symptoms (defining characteristics "as evidenced by)
, What does the Transtheoretical model of change do Correct
Answer - May help to alter unhealthy behaviors
- Maybe response to illness or another stimuli
- Take all of the steps into consideration as where your client is
at willingness to change
What happens during REM stage Correct Answer sometimes
called paradoxical sleep - the time when the body reaches the
deepest level of relaxation. It is characterized by vivid dream
activity. Respirations, heart rate, and blood pressure become
variable, irregular and sometimes elevated. Profound muscle
relaxation occurs
What is a family? Correct Answer -Two or more people
related by birth, marriage, or adoption residing in the same
household
-Two or more individuals who provide physical, emotional,
economic, or spiritual support while maintaining involvement in
each other's lives
May or may not be blood relatives
Concept of nontraditional families
What is among the most commonly reported adverse hospital
events, with more than 1 million occurring annually Correct
Answer Falls
What is General adaptation syndrome Correct Answer 1.
alarm reactio:
2. resistance
What are school-aged children most at risk for Correct Answer
MVA
What are some indicators of fluid status Correct Answer -
weight
- odmolality
- BUN levels
- Creatinine levels
- Urine specific gravity
What are some nursing interventions that you could use to
enhance quantity and quality of sleep Correct Answer -
guided imagery
- therapeutic message
- progressive muscle relaxation
- uninterrupted sleep periods
What are some ways you can promote activity Correct Answer
Have proper alignment fo the hospital bed, use range of motion,
incorporation of pillows, wedges, side rails, overhead trapeze,
footboard, sandbags/trochanter rolls, splints
What are the 4 types of data? Correct Answer Subjecting,
Objective, Primary, Secondary
What are the components of a goal statement Correct Answer
Subject, Action, Performance criteria, target time, special
conditions
,What are the four areas of assessment that are to be addressed
concerning sleep disorders Correct Answer Sleep history,
medical history, diet and drug history, and psychosocial history
What are the phases of the nursing process? Correct Answer
Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
What are you assessing for Correct Answer Risk assessment
and home hazard evaluation
What can lead to someone getting sensory deprivation Correct
Answer A silent, dark room or impaired sight, sound, smell or
touch can lead to sensory isolarion
What can skin integrity be affected by Correct Answer -
Genetics and heredity
- Age
- Chronic illness and their treatments (Diabetes, PAD)
- Medications (Corticosteroids)
- Poor nutrition
What do you need to do during the assessment of different
cultures Correct Answer Health history, physical assessment
What do you need to say when you're restraining a patient
Correct Answer You need to state why you have a restraint and
have the client and family understand why
,What does a drug history include Correct Answer includes
prescription and nonprescription medications, as well as alcohol,
caffeine, and nicotine, is essential to sleep assessment
What does a sleep diary provide for you Correct Answer
Provides very specific information on your patient's patterns of
sleep. This allows you to identify trends in sleep/wakefulness
and associate behaviors interfering with sleep
What does ADH do Correct Answer causes the kidney to
retain fluid
What does Engel's stages of Grieving talk about Correct
Answer It talks about what the caregivers go through
What does magnesium do Correct Answer - Carb and protein
metabolism
- Alters effects of calcium on smooth muscles, causing them to
relax
- needed for healthy bones, teeth, nerve and muscle function,
and coagulation
- may have a role in regulating BP and the release of insulin
What does PES stand for Correct Answer Problem (NANDA-
I diagnostic label - from list)
Etiology (What is causing/contributing to the patient's problem
"related to...)
Signs and Symptoms (defining characteristics "as evidenced by)
, What does the Transtheoretical model of change do Correct
Answer - May help to alter unhealthy behaviors
- Maybe response to illness or another stimuli
- Take all of the steps into consideration as where your client is
at willingness to change
What happens during REM stage Correct Answer sometimes
called paradoxical sleep - the time when the body reaches the
deepest level of relaxation. It is characterized by vivid dream
activity. Respirations, heart rate, and blood pressure become
variable, irregular and sometimes elevated. Profound muscle
relaxation occurs
What is a family? Correct Answer -Two or more people
related by birth, marriage, or adoption residing in the same
household
-Two or more individuals who provide physical, emotional,
economic, or spiritual support while maintaining involvement in
each other's lives
May or may not be blood relatives
Concept of nontraditional families
What is among the most commonly reported adverse hospital
events, with more than 1 million occurring annually Correct
Answer Falls
What is General adaptation syndrome Correct Answer 1.
alarm reactio:
2. resistance
