Level 3 INPA #1 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers

Level 3 INPA #1 UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions and CORRECT Answers
Hypertension Pathophysiology - CORRECT ANSWER - A progressive cardiovascular
syndrome detected by an elevation in blood pressure
- exact cause is unknown


Hypertension complications - CORRECT ANSWER - heart disease
heart failure
stroke
kidney disease
blindness


risk factors of hypertension - CORRECT ANSWER - - Age
- Runs in the family
- African Americans are more likely
- Obesity
- Inactivity
- Smoking
- Excessive alcohol intake
- Ineffective stress management


S/S of hypertension - CORRECT ANSWER - - Known as silent killer, onset in gradual
- dyspnea
- Throbbing/pounding headaches
- Dizziness
- Fatigue
- Insomnia

, - Nervousness
- Nosebleeds
- Blurred vision
- Angina


nursing management of hypertension - CORRECT ANSWER - - nonpharmacologic:
weight reduction, decreased sodium intake, moderate exercise, reduced smoking & alcohol use
- pharmacologic: antihypertensive agents - diuretic, acei, calcium channel blockers


hip replacement surgery - CORRECT ANSWER - Surgery of the Hip Joint that replaces
worn or damaged structures (femoral head, femoral neck, etc.) with non-organic (ceramic,
titanium) replacement parts that are designed/engineered to work in the same manner as the
original body part.


risk factors of hip replacement surgery - CORRECT ANSWER -
osteoporosis/osteoarthritis
genetic susceptibility
stagnant lifestyle


hip replacement complications - CORRECT ANSWER - poor quality of life
reduced ability to perform ADL's
depression and lonliness
bleeding
at risk for a fall


how is hip replacement and htn related - CORRECT ANSWER - people with htn have
excess urinary calcium secretion which leads to osteoporosis


health promotion for htn and hip replacement - CORRECT ANSWER - rehabilitation
(ot/pt)