NUR 283 (NUR283)

ATI Proctored 283Who should the nurse assess first? - correct answer Client receiving a blood transfusion reporting low back pain Naegle's Rule - correct answer -3 months, +7days Treatment of magnesium sulfate toxicity - correct answer Calcium gluconate IV Non-English speaking client in ED what action should the nurse take? - correct answer Determine what language the client speaks and get an interpreter A client had a new diagnosis of dysphagia what food should be included when ini...

COMP 2 NUR 283 Congestive Heart Failure - correct answer Decr heart work, give -lol to get HR down and have pt get rid of fluid Battery - correct answer touching body physically Negligence - correct answer EXAMPLE: IV administration to CHF pt and cont to overload them at 125 mL/hr Med error (negilgence) - correct answer Always assess pt first when there is no injury Slander - correct answer Saying File incident report - correct answer any falls, pharmacy stocked med drawer and tr...

comp 283 final examDeligation to UAP - correct answer Transfer a duty. they can get V/S, after RN has gotten initial set. ambulate as long as pt has been cleared for weight bearing status. re-ENFORCE education that RN has taught assist with ADL's CPR document I&O's glucose check, finger stick, per facility protocol 12 lead EKG, per facility protocol turn & reposition Delegation to LPN - correct answer med administration, enteral feedings, urinary Cath insertion, suctioning, trach...

Exam #2 for nurs 283factors that affect elimination - correct answer -1. developmental/ age 2. diet 3. fibers/ fluids 4. pathological factors esp. GI 5. physical activity 6. positioning 7. painful defection, any pain hemorrhoids 8. pregnancy 9. surgery, anesthesia 10. medications 11. pain Factors of BM elimination - Diet - correct answer -fiber (25-30 gms/ day) -fluid (1.5- 2 L/d) -flood intolerance (lactose, celiac disease) -gluten what foods are high in fiber? - correct...

N283 Exam 2 Urinary Know how nurses assess urinary system function. - correct answer input versus output, color, smell and daily weights Know the types of incontinence and nursing care related to patients with urinary problems - correct answer FUNCTIONAL: Immobility, Cognitive deficit STRESS: coughing, laughing or sneezing URGE: Abrupt and strong urge to void with sudden loss of large amount of urine. (overactive bladder) MIXED: Combo of urge and stress symptoms REFLEX: Reflex em...

NR 283 EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE ATROPHY - correct answer - A decrease in the size of cells, reducing the mass of tissue - Common causes include reduced use of the tissue, insufficient nutrition, decreased neurologic or hormonal stimulation, and aging - Ex: the shrinkage of skeletal muscle that occurs when a limb is immobilized in a cast for several weeks HYPERTROPHY - correct answer - An increase in the size of individual cells, resulting in an enlarged tissue mass. - The increase may be caused...

NR 283 Exam 1Cellular adaptation - correct answer A reversible, structural, or functional response both to normal or physiologic conditions and to adverse or pathologic conditions Cells can adapt to physiologic demands or stress to maintain a steady state called homeostasis. Atrophy - correct answer Decrease or shrinkage in cellular size Most common in skeletal muscle, the heart, secondary sex organs, and the brain Two types: physiologic and pathologic A decrease in cellular size ...

NR 283 Exam 2 - ChamberlainTachycardia - correct answer abnormally rapid heart rate - above 100 Bradycardia - correct answer abnormally slow heart rate - under 60 preload - correct answer volume of blood in ventricles at end of diastole Afterload - correct answer resistance against which left ventricle pushes blood out Systole - correct answer contraction of heart .... provides increase in pressure to eject blood Diastole - correct answer relaxation of heart.... required for filli...

NR 283: Exam 2 Remediation QuizWhich term describes a large, slightly elevated lesion with a flat surface that is often topped by a scale? - correct answer Plaque If a client is hyperventilating, which imbalance are they at risk for? - correct answer Hypocapnia What is the best description of the respiratory secretions associated with pulmonary edema? - correct answer Thin, watery secretions Which lung sound is heard on expiration and is caused by bronchoconstriction? - correct answer W...

NR 283 Exam 3 (Unit 5 & 6)What is the function of a healthy kidney? - correct answer maintain fluid and electrolyte balance, acid-base balance, production of the erythropoietin hormone What does an unhealthy kidney do? - correct answer cause the electrolytes to become unbalanced, retains too much bicarbonate and hydrogen ions What hormones does an unhealthy kidney affect? - correct answer sodium, potassium, and calcium What is found in the urine when the glomerulus in injured? - correct...