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Test bank for Maternal Child Nursing, 5th Edition BY MCKINNEY (NUR 121) 2025 edition A+ graded

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NUR 121 LIPPINCOTT CH 34 ACTIVITY QUESTIONS WITH WELL EXPLAINED ANSWERS 2025 (A+ GRADED) An older adult has been admitted to a long-term care facility after unsuccessful attempts to continue living independently. The nurse's admission assessment reveals the presence of long, ingrown toenails that appear to contribute to the resident's unsteady gait and decreased mobility. How should the nurse follow up this assessment finding? A. Cut the client's toenails using a sharp blade rathe...

NUR 121 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS accreditation - ANSWER-process by which an educational program is evaluated and then recognized as having met certain predetermined standards of education .acute illness - ANSWER-rapidly occurring illness that runs its course, allowing a person to return to one's previous level of functioning .advocacy - ANSWER-protection and support of another's rights .applied research - ANSWER-research designed to directly influence or improve clin...

When does the young adult complete physical growth? correct answers age 20 Between what ages does the young adult refine self-perception and ability for intimacy? correct answers 23 to 28 Between what ages does the young adult direct enormous energy toward achievement and mastery of the surrounding world? correct answers 29 to 34 Between what ages for the young adult is a time of vigorous examination of life goals and relationships correct answers 35 to 43 What type of assessment hel...

BMI levels correct answers overweight: 25-29.9 Obese stage 1: 30-34.9 Obese stage 2: 35-40 Obese stage 3: >40 risk factors for obesity correct answers Alzheimer's depression stroke asthma COPD Thyroid problems CAD HTN Diabetes type 2 osteoarthritis prostate cancer cholelithiasis gout Interventions for obesity correct answers Lifestyle decrease weight 2IBS a week diet, exercise, sleep medications (metformin) vagal blocking intragastric balloon therapy (may rupture...

Normal pH correct answers 7.35-7.45 Anything above 7.45- alkalosis Anything below 7.35- acidosis PACO2 correct answers 34-45 Anything above 45- acidosis Anything below 34- alkalosis HCO3 correct answers 22-26 Anything above 26- alkalosis Anything below 22- acidosis What does hyperkalemia cause on an EKG? correct answers Tall, peaked T waves and ectopy Ectopy correct answers a temporary abnormal heartbeat, palpitation If we have a patient with a potassium level of 7, what me...

What is crepitus? correct answers Crackling sensation( hairs rubbing together) air leaking from lungs to tissue What is fremitus? correct answers Vibrations of air, have PT say "99" as you feel the top to bottom of lungs. Decrease of fremitus is normal as you going towards lung bases Different sounds of auscultation of the lungs FRONT correct answers (2) bronchial, (2) bronchovesicular, (2) vesicular Locations of them Bronchial is ___________ Bronchovesicular is ____________ Vesicu...

Definition of Family correct answers U.S census Bureau: " a group of people related by blood, marriage or adoption living together." This def. is limited because some families are made up of unrelated couples and at certain points in time, not all family members may live together. Pillitarie Def.: "two or more ppl who love in the same household, share a common emotional bond and perform certain interrelated social tasks." Changing Patterns in Family Life correct answers - Increased mobil...

*Neurovascular Assessment* correct answers *6 p's (pain, pallor, paresthesia, pulselessness, pressure, paralysis) Peripheral vascular: -Color/temperature -Pulses -Capillary refill -Edema Peripheral neurologic: -Sensation and motor function -Pain Immunity correct answers protection from disease or illness maintained by the physiological defense mechanisms Ex: skin, WBC, mucus membranes Inflammation correct answers a localized response to an injury, allergy, or pathogen; first line o...