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Nursing 170 Exam 4: Sexuality and Reproduction Concepts | Questions with Correct Answers | 100% Pass

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The nursery nurse identifies a newborn at significant risk for hypothermic alteration in thermoregulation because the patient is - ANSWERlow birth rate A volunteer at the senior center asks the visiting nurse why the senior citizens always seem to be complaining about temperatures. The nurse's best response is that older people have a diminished ability to regulate body temperature because of - ANSWERslower metabolic rates The nurse is admitting a patient to the emergency department on ...

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The nursery nurse identifies a newborn at significant risk for hypothermic alteration in thermoregulation because the patient is - ANSWERlow birth rate The transfer of heat from one object to another is known as - ANSWERconduction transfer of heat away by air movement - ANSWERconvection transfer of heat energy when a liquid is changed to a gas - ANSWEREvaporation mechanisms that regulate the balance between heat lost and heat produced - ANSWERthermoregulation part of the brain tha...

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What are the symptoms for GERD or a Hiatal Hernia? - Answer -Heartburn -Indigestion -Pain -N&V What are ways to manage the symptoms of GERD or a Hiatal Hernia? - Answer -Lifestyle changes (diet=Low residue or bland) -Nutrition -Medications Which patients are at risk for GERD? - Answer -Obese -Older adults -Pregnant women -Tight clothing Patients with GERD are at risk for what? - Answer Aspiration Can a patient have GERD and not have a hernia? - Answer Yes Ca...

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Preoperative Phase - Answer Decision for surgery is made and ends when the patient is transferred to the operating room Intraoperative Phase - Answer Begins with the patient's entry into the operating room and ends with admittance to the postanesthesia care unite (PACU) or recovery room Postoperative Phase - Answer Begins with the patient's admittance to the PACU and ends with the patient's complete recovery from the surgical intervention Elective Surgery - Answer S...

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The nursery nurse identifies a newborn at significant risk for hypothermic alteration in thermoregulation because the patient is - Answer low birth rate A volunteer at the senior center asks the visiting nurse why the senior citizens always seem to be complaining about temperatures. The nurse's best response is that older people have a diminished ability to regulate body temperature because of - Answer slower metabolic rates The nurse is admitting a patient to the emergency depart...

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Which lab value supports the presence of diabetic ketoacidosis in a client with T1D? dec serum glucose dec serum calcium levels inc BUN levels inc serum bicarbonate levels - Answer inc BUN levels (bc of dehydration) Which common cause of DKA would consider when caring for a postoperative client with diabetes? emotional stress presence of infection inc insulin dose inadequate food intake - Answer presence of infection Which statement is accurate when teaching a client wit...

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What regulates the bicarbonate in ECF? - Answer kidneys What regulates the CO2, carbonic acid in ECF? - Answer lungs Normal plasma pH range? - Answer 7.35 - 7.45 Major extracellular fluid buffer system? - Answer Bicarbonate-carbonic acid buffer system Normal Ranges - Answer pH 7.35-7.45 PaCO2 35-45mmHg HCO3 22-26 mEq/L PaO2 80-100 mmHg Oxygen Sat >94% Base it ~2 mEq/L Most common cause of hospitalization and illnesses in children, and accounts for majority o...

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1. There is a 24-hr urine collection in process for a client. The nursing assistive personnel (NAP) inadvertently empties one specimen into the toilet instead of the collection "hat." The nurse should A. Continue with the collection of urine until the 24-hr time period is finished. B. Make a note to the lab to inform them that one specimen was missed during the collection. C. Begin filling a new collection container and take both containers to the lab at the end of the collection peri...

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Components of the health care system are: - Answer Consumers (clients), Providers, Unlicensed providers What are the 6 levels of healthcare? - Answer Preventive health care, Primary health care, Secondary health care, Tertiary health care, Restorative health care, Restorative health care, Continuing health care Preventative health care - Answer Focuses on educating and equipping client to reduce and control risk factors for disease. Examples include programs that promote immunizat...

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myopia - Answer nearsightedness; common in children presbyopia - Answer impaired vision as a result of aging presbycusis - Answer age related hearing loss Identify nursing actions for sensory deprivation - Answer find ways to stimulate the patient such as giving them something to read, watch TV, listen to music, or have visitors come. it may also help to have things that are personal to the patient in the room like pictures, personal belongings, along with a clock and a cale...

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Auditory - Answer hearing tactile - Answer touch olfactory - Answer smell gustatory - Answer taste proprioception - Answer pressure, pain, temperature, vibration, and positon sensory deficit - Answer defects in the function of one or more of the sense, resulting in visual, auditory, or olfactory impairments sensory deprivation - Answer state in which stimulation to one or more of the senses is lacking, resulting in impaired sensory perception sensory ove...

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List five major factors that affect sensory function. - Answer 1. Developmental level 2. Culture 3. Illness and medication 4. Stress 5. Personality and lifestyle How does sensory deprivation occur? - Answer Sensory deprivation occurs when there is a deficiency of meaningful stimuli in the person's environment What are the signs of sensory deprivation? - Answer 1. Irritability 2. Confusion 3. Reduced attention span 4. Drowsiness 5. Depression 6. Preoccupation with som...

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professional communication - Answer a complex interactive process, used in clinical settings to help patients achieve health-related goals empathy - Answer Identification with and understanding of another's situation, feelings, and motives sympathy - Answer feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune active listening - Answer a dynamically focused interpersonal process in which a nurse hears a patient's message, decodes its meaning, asks questions for ...

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