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NSE 111 Exam Questions with Correct Answers | Latest Update

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NSE 111 Questions with Correct Answers | Latest Update

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NSE111 EXAM Questions with Correct Answers | Latest Update

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NSE 111 - Midterm Exam Questions with Correct Answers | Latest Update

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NSE 111 final review Questions and Answers

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NSE 111 Exam Questions and Answers

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NSE 111 Final Exam questions with complete solutions graded A+

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What is GPA? - Answer approach that healthcare providers adopt to respond with respect to behaviors that are associated with dementia What is dementia? - Answer progressive loss of intellectual functioning marked by an impairment of memory and abstract thinking What are Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD)? - Answer Symptoms include range of neuropsychiatric disturbances including..... -agitation -aggression -vocalizations -depression What perce...

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Factors influencing hygiene practices 7 - Answer Social Groups Personal preference Body image Socio/economic status Health beliefs/motivations Cultural beliefs Physical condition Risks for unmet hygiene needs - Answer Tracheostomies, drains, dressings, skin integrity, chewing and swallowing difficulties, range of motion, diminished vision, hand inflammation, reduced physical energy, language deficit, worsened ability to walk/weight bear, poor fitting shoes, so many Safety...

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Learning Outcomes - Answer 1. Examine the client's need for a safe, comfortable and hygienic environment. 2. Explain how to incorporate infection prevention and control practices during bed making How does providing a safe, comfortable and hygienic environment support the client? - Answer It improves the outcome of their overall health Maintaining Comfort - Answer Comfort of a client can be dependent on: • Age • Severity of illness • Level of daily activities...

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Body alignment - Answer Body alignment refers to the relationship of one body part to another body part along a horizontal or vertical line. Muscle tone - Answer is the internal state of muscle tension within an individual muscle or muscle groups. Body balance - Answer Body balance is achieved when a centre of gravity is balanced over a stable base of support and is enhanced using proper posture Two actions to maintain body alignment and posture - Answer widening...

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What are the 7 reasons + 1 considerations for documentation - Answer 1. Client Safety 2. Continuity of Care, communication, Clinical Judgement 3. Funding 4. Legal Obligation 5. Population & Clinical Health Insights 6. Quality Improvement 7. Research + 1. Documentation & Violence Key Points of Client Safety (3) - Answer Prevent/minimize unsafe acts Effective communication facilitates effective decision making Act Accordingly Reduce Harm Key Points of Continuity of Ca...

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General types of elimination assistance (6) - Answer 1. Bathroom commode 2. Bedpan 3. Condom catheter 4. Indwelling catheter 5. Incontinence Brief 6. peri-care 2 types of elimination - Answer bowel and urinary assessment urinary elimination (3) - Answer odour colour clarity Average fluid intake - Answer mL micturition - Answer urination voiding - Answer urination Nocturia - Answer waking up throughout the night to pee due to lowe...

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Dignity - Answer The state of feeling worthy, values and respected Independence - Answer Encourage patients to do what they can themselves Preferences - Answer Allow patients to make choices and how they would like to have things done Privacy - Answer Ensure to provide privacy during care Safety - Answer Patients need to be in an environment that will keep them safe from harm Health Care Associated Infections (HAI) - Answer infections people get...

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What is patient centered care? - Answer A standard off care that places the patient as the focus of care. Includes the patient as a partner in care and one who participates in their care. Having concern for the dignity, independence, preferences, privacy and safety of patients at all times. Does patient centered care include the patient as a partner in care? - Answer Yes, the patient also participants in their care. What does DIPPS stand for? - Answer Dignity Inde...

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What are critical items for sterilization, disinfection, and cleaning? - Answer surgical instruments, intravascular catheters, urinary catheters, needles What are semi critical items for sterilization, disinfection, and cleaning? - Answer Electronic thermometers, resp therapy equipment, endotracheal tubes, GI endoscopes, vaginal and nasal specula What are non-critical items for sterilization, disinfection, and cleaning? - Answer Bedpans, urinals, and commodes, blood press...

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what are the three specific guidelines for healthy eating? - Answer - nutritious foods are the foundation - processed / prepared foods should not be consumed regularly - foods skills (food literacy) is needed what is the nutritional requirement for an infant <6 months? - Answer breastmilk & formula what is the nutritional requirement for an infant >6 months? - Answer - introduction to solid foods - begin with pureed smoothed foods - detect & control allergic rea...

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What is the nursing process? - Answer A decision making approach that helps identify and treat illnesses. Composed of 5 components: ADPIE Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation What is assessment? - Answer Collecting patient's datas and cues in order to understand them. This could be through verbal communication, looking at their charts, or a visual assessment. An example of this would be a patient describing their symptoms when they are first admit...

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Nursing Process (ADPIE) - Answer Assessment: collection of data important to client's health status or situation in order to fully understand client's priority needs Diagnosis: analysis of assessment data to determine key issues and make clinical judgements in the form of a nursing diagnosis, involves creation of outcomes or goals for client's situation Planning: creating plan that identifies strategies to reach outcomes or goals Implementation: carrying out plan Evaluation: r...

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25 pages

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NSE 111 Final Exam Study Guide with Answers | 2026 Update | 100% Correct - Toronto Metropolitan University.

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