INTERMEDIATE MED SURG 201 NURS 201 (NURS 201)

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Lewis’s Medical Surgical Nursing 11th Edition Harding Test Bank (Chapter 2))

INTERMEDIATE MED-SURG 201 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS 1. While being prepared for a biopsy of a lump in the right breast, the patient asks the nurse what the difference is between a benign tumor and a malignant tumor. The nurse explains that a benign tumor differs from a malignant tumor in that benign tumors. a. do not cause damage to adjacent tissue. b. do not spread to other tissues and organs. c. are simply an overgrowth of normal cells. d. frequently recur in the same site. 2. A patient who h...

1. The two major dysfunctions in cancer development. What are they? (Lewis 235-236) 1. - Defective Cell Proliferation (Growth) -Grow on top of one another and on top/between normal cells. b. - Defective Cell Differentiation Divide indiscriminately, divide haphazardly, and can produce greater than 2 cells during mitosis. A) Protooncogenes: Are genes that promote growth. Any mutations with protooncogenes will lead turn them into oncogenes which will be cancer cells. B) Tumor suppressor gen...

Lewis’s Medical Surgical Nursing 11th Edition Harding Test Bank

 1 1 Assess vital signs and urinary output. Establish baseline to determine if there is a reaction to blood transfusion.  3 2 Start a secondary IV line, 20 gauge cath with normal saline TKO (blood tubing). Best practice is to have a primary line dedicated to blood.  2 3 Have a second licensed nurse sign & verify the correct identification on the blood request and blood unit. Standard for safe practice to limit transfusion error.  4 4 Take vital signs and start administration of blood. Bes...

NURS 201 - Final Exam Study Guide - Week 9 (100% correct)/NURS 201 - Final Exam Study Guide - Week 9 (100% correct). The two major dysfunctions in cancer development. What are they? (page 235) Defective cell proliferation(growth) Originates in the stem cells and begins when the stem cell enters the cycle. It happens twice in the body- when the cell has died (apoptosis) & needs to be replaced (puberty) or a physical need for more cells such as when there’s an infection and there’s an ...

NURS 201 - Med. Surg Interm.-QUIZ 4 (100% correct)/NURS 201 - Med. Surg Interm.-QUIZ 4 (100% correct). Gallbladder ● location: RUQ ● CHOLELITHIASIS (formation of gallstones) ○ common in women >40 y/o ○ At risk: ■ post-menopausal ■ sedentary ■ sudden weight loss ■ obese ○ stones form from high fat diet ■ if stones are stuck → causing CHOLECYSTITIS (gallbladder inflammation) ○ ***might be increased WBC = indicating infection

NURS 201 - PALS Week 1 (100% correct)/NURS 201 - PALS Week 1 (100% correct). Intermediate MS Monday Session Week 1 Notes Cancer/Gerontology Focus on chapter 15 part 2 of the slides Cancer Definition: uncontrolled and unregulated cell growth Neoplastic disease that involves abnormal cell growth and differentiation 2 major dysfunctions in cancer cells: cell growth and cell differentiation Protooncogenes: are genes that promote growth. Any mutations with protooncogenes will...

NURS 201 - PALS QUIZ 2 (100% correct)/NURS 201 - PALS QUIZ 2 (100% correct). Lab Values HR: 60-100BPM Stroke volume: the volume of pumped from the left per beat. Stroke volume is calculated using measurements of ventricle volumes from an and subtracting the volume of the blood in the ventricle at the end of a beat (called ) from the volume of blood just prior to the beat (called ). End-Systolic volume – end-Diastolic volume, volume ejected w each heartbeat, SV: amount of blood pumpe...