NURS 301

NURS 301

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NURS 301 Exam 1 questions and answers

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Health as a Human Right - The concept was enshrined in the UN

Declaration of Human Rights (1948); emphasizes unique societal value placed on

health

Health Inequality - Health differences
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    NURS 301 Exam 1 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Health as a Human Right - The concept was enshrined in the UN Declaration of Human Rights (1948); emphasizes unique societal value placed on health Health Inequality - Health differences

  • NURS 301 Exam 1 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Health as a Human Right - The concept was enshrined in the UN Declaration of Human Rights (1948); emphasizes unique societal value placed on health Health Inequality - Health differences explained by natural or unavoidable causes (e.g., age differences between 20 and 70-year-olds) Health Inequity - Preventable and unnecessary health differences; unjust to allow them to persist
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NURS 301 Foundations for Health Assessment

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Types of Assessments:

1) Emergency = involving a life threatening or unstable situation

- Use the ABCDE mnemonic: Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability,

a
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    NURS 301 Foundations for Health Assessment questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Types of Assessments: 1) Emergency = involving a life threatening or unstable situation - Use the ABCDE mnemonic: Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, a

  • NURS 301 Foundations for Health Assessment questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Types of Assessments: 1) Emergency = involving a life threatening or unstable situation - Use the ABCDE mnemonic: Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, and Exposure Types of Assess
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NURS 301 Exam 3 Practice Exam questions and

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Damage to which area causes difficulty understanding spoken language with clear

speech? - Wernicke's area

Which cranial nerve may be impaired in a patient with left f
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    NURS 301 Exam 3 Practice Exam questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Damage to which area causes difficulty understanding spoken language with clear speech? - Wernicke's area Which cranial nerve may be impaired in a patient with left f

  • NURS 301 Exam 3 Practice Exam questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Damage to which area causes difficulty understanding spoken language with clear speech? - Wernicke's area Which cranial nerve may be impaired in a patient with left facial droop? - CN VII What would a patient w
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NURS 301 Exam #1 (LUV, SLANT, therapeutic

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SLANT method - sit up, listen, ask, nod, track

LUV method - listen, understand, validate (and then fix)

Silence example - eye contact

Listening
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    NURS 301 Exam #1 (LUV, SLANT, therapeutic methods, bias) questions and answers graded A+ | latest update SLANT method - sit up, listen, ask, nod, track LUV method - listen, understand, validate (and then fix) Silence example - eye contact Listening

  • NURS 301 Exam #1 (LUV, SLANT, therapeutic methods, bias) questions and answers graded A+ | latest update SLANT method - sit up, listen, ask, nod, track LUV method - listen, understand, validate (and then fix) Silence example - eye contact Listening example - nodding head Recognition example - "Hello Mrs. R" Offering self example - "I would like to
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NURS 301 questions and answers graded A+ |

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ABG - Arterial Blood gas

ac - before meals

ADA - American Diabetic Association

ADL - activities of daily living

ad lib - as desired
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    NURS 301 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update ABG - Arterial Blood gas ac - before meals ADA - American Diabetic Association ADL - activities of daily living ad lib - as desired

  • NURS 301 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update ABG - Arterial Blood gas ac - before meals ADA - American Diabetic Association ADL - activities of daily living ad lib - as desired
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Nurs 301 UW Exam 1 questions and answers

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Human Anatomy - The study of the structural basis of the body function.

Physiology - The study of the functional relevance of that structure.

Functional Morphology - The structure of t
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    Nurs 301 UW Exam 1 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Human Anatomy - The study of the structural basis of the body function. Physiology - The study of the functional relevance of that structure. Functional Morphology - The structure of t

  • Nurs 301 UW Exam 1 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Human Anatomy - The study of the structural basis of the body function. Physiology - The study of the functional relevance of that structure. Functional Morphology - The structure of the organs, and the functional reasons behind it. Cadaver - Deceased Body
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NURS 305 - exam #2 practice questions and

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Which amount of protein per kilogram of body weight a day would the nurse

recommend a patient consume to support wound healing?

A. 1.25 to 1.5 g

B. 2 to 3.5 g

C. 3.5 to 4.5
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    NURS 305 - exam #2 practice questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Which amount of protein per kilogram of body weight a day would the nurse recommend a patient consume to support wound healing? A. 1.25 to 1.5 g B. 2 to 3.5 g C. 3.5 to 4.5

  • NURS 305 - exam #2 practice questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Which amount of protein per kilogram of body weight a day would the nurse recommend a patient consume to support wound healing? A. 1.25 to 1.5 g B. 2 to 3.5 g C. 3.5 to 4.5 g D. 5.15 to 6.5 g - 1.25 to 1.5 g The nurse should recommend that the patient consume 1.25 to 1.5 g of protein per kilogram of body weight a day to
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NURS 305 EXAM #2 EAQS questions and

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Which statement by the nurse about beta blockers is accurate?

1 ) "Beta blockers increase myocardial contractility."

2) "Beta blockers increase the patient
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    NURS 305 EXAM #2 EAQS questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Which statement by the nurse about beta blockers is accurate? 1 ) "Beta blockers increase myocardial contractility." 2) "Beta blockers increase the patient

  • NURS 305 EXAM #2 EAQS questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Which statement by the nurse about beta blockers is accurate? 1 ) "Beta blockers increase myocardial contractility." 2) "Beta blockers increase the patient's urine output." 3) "Beta blockers increase dilation of the peripheral vessels." 4) "Beta blockers decrease sympathetic stimulation of the heart." - 4
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NURS 305 *Updated* questions and answers

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A patient is admitted to a medical-surgical unit with a wound infection caused by

MRSA. Which type of precautions should the nurse implement? A. Droplet

precautions B. Contact precauti
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    NURS 305 *Updated* questions and answers graded A+ | latest update A patient is admitted to a medical-surgical unit with a wound infection caused by MRSA. Which type of precautions should the nurse implement? A. Droplet precautions B. Contact precauti

  • NURS 305 *Updated* questions and answers graded A+ | latest update A patient is admitted to a medical-surgical unit with a wound infection caused by MRSA. Which type of precautions should the nurse implement? A. Droplet precautions B. Contact precautions C. Airborne precautions D. Standard precautions only B. Contact precautions A patient who under
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NURS 305 Exam #2 questions and answers

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Circulation - how the blood circulates through the body

Perfusion - blow flow to capillary bed to provide O2 and nutrients for organs;

delivery of O2 to tissues

Blood flow order (deoxyg
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    NURS 305 Exam #2 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Circulation - how the blood circulates through the body Perfusion - blow flow to capillary bed to provide O2 and nutrients for organs; delivery of O2 to tissues Blood flow order (deoxyg

  • NURS 305 Exam #2 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Circulation - how the blood circulates through the body Perfusion - blow flow to capillary bed to provide O2 and nutrients for organs; delivery of O2 to tissues Blood flow order (deoxygenated to oxygenated blood) - superior and inferior vena cava, right atrium, tricuspid valve, right ventricle, pulmonary semilunar valve, pulmonary artery, lungs ---- lungs, pulmonary vein, left atrium, bicuspid valve, left ventricle, aortic ...
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NURS 305 EXAM #1 questions and answers

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Which statement about the diagnosis step of the nursing process is true?

The nurse makes clinical judgments about a patient's experiences and responses to

problems, or life events
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    NURS 305 EXAM #1 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Which statement about the diagnosis step of the nursing process is true? The nurse makes clinical judgments about a patient's experiences and responses to problems, or life events

  • NURS 305 EXAM #1 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Which statement about the diagnosis step of the nursing process is true? The nurse makes clinical judgments about a patient's experiences and responses to problems, or life events. The nurse assesses the patient and forms a nursing diagnosis. The nurse uses the nursing diagnosis to formulate a plan for the patient. The nurse evaluates the patient's response to the nursing care plan. - The nurse makes clinical judgment...
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NURS 305 Exam #3 EAQs questions and

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A patient is scheduled for surgery. The patient has been fasting the whole night.

The surgery was postponed for 3 hours, and the patient feels hungry. Which action

by the nurse is a
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    NURS 305 Exam #3 EAQs questions and answers graded A+ | latest update A patient is scheduled for surgery. The patient has been fasting the whole night. The surgery was postponed for 3 hours, and the patient feels hungry. Which action by the nurse is a

  • NURS 305 Exam #3 EAQs questions and answers graded A+ | latest update A patient is scheduled for surgery. The patient has been fasting the whole night. The surgery was postponed for 3 hours, and the patient feels hungry. Which action by the nurse is appropriate? 1. Give solid food to the patient 2. Give fried food to the patient 3. Give fatty foods to the patient 4. Give clear liquids to the patient - Ans: 4. Give clear liquids to the patient
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NURS 305 Chptr 44 questions and answers

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The nursing student is caring for a patient who has chronic pain. The nursing

student is attempting to minimize the patient's environmental stimuli. Which action

if performed by
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    NURS 305 Chptr 44 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update The nursing student is caring for a patient who has chronic pain. The nursing student is attempting to minimize the patient's environmental stimuli. Which action if performed by

  • NURS 305 Chptr 44 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update The nursing student is caring for a patient who has chronic pain. The nursing student is attempting to minimize the patient's environmental stimuli. Which action if performed by the student nurse requires correction? - While controlling the painful stimuli, the nurse should lift the patient using safe patient handling lift devices. The nurse should not pull the patient. The nurse should reposition the patient anatomicall...
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NURS 305 - Exam 2 questions and answers

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antifungals (examples) - 1. nystatin

2. ketoconazole

3. fluconazole

anitfungals are used for - mycotic infections - infections caused by fungus

(yeast and mold)

nystatin (purpose) -
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    NURS 305 - Exam 2 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update antifungals (examples) - 1. nystatin 2. ketoconazole 3. fluconazole anitfungals are used for - mycotic infections - infections caused by fungus (yeast and mold) nystatin (purpose) -

  • NURS 305 - Exam 2 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update antifungals (examples) - 1. nystatin 2. ketoconazole 3. fluconazole anitfungals are used for - mycotic infections - infections caused by fungus (yeast and mold) nystatin (purpose) -
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NURS 252 FINAL Exam questions and answers

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reasoned thinking, openness to alternatives, ability to reflect, a desire to seek the

truth - critical thinking includes:

Critical thinking separates the

________ nurse from the ____
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    NURS 252 FINAL Exam questions and answers graded A+ | latest update reasoned thinking, openness to alternatives, ability to reflect, a desire to seek the truth - critical thinking includes: Critical thinking separates the ________ nurse from the ____

  • NURS 252 FINAL Exam questions and answers graded A+ | latest update reasoned thinking, openness to alternatives, ability to reflect, a desire to seek the truth - critical thinking includes: Critical thinking separates the ________ nurse from the ________nurse. - technical, professional nurses using critical thinking rely on Rely on __________ when deciding what a patient needs. - knowledge and expertise Clinical judgements require
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NURS 305 Exam #4 EAQ Ch. 25 questions and

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Which drug may cause tinnitus as a side effect?

1) Aspirin

2) Tramadol

3) Indomethacin

4) Acetaminophen - 1

Which drug is an opioid agonist-antagonist? Select all that appl
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    NURS 305 Exam #4 EAQ Ch. 25 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Which drug may cause tinnitus as a side effect? 1) Aspirin 2) Tramadol 3) Indomethacin 4) Acetaminophen - 1 Which drug is an opioid agonist-antagonist? Select all that appl

  • NURS 305 Exam #4 EAQ Ch. 25 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Which drug may cause tinnitus as a side effect? 1) Aspirin 2) Tramadol 3) Indomethacin 4) Acetaminophen - 1 Which drug is an opioid agonist-antagonist? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct.
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NURS 305 Chapter 31 Pain NCLEX questions and

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You are caring for a patient with Raynaud's disease who has intractable pain. The

patient is scheduled to undergo surgical interruption of pain conduction pathways

t
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    NURS 305 Chapter 31 Pain NCLEX questions and answers graded A+ | latest update You are caring for a patient with Raynaud's disease who has intractable pain. The patient is scheduled to undergo surgical interruption of pain conduction pathways t

  • NURS 305 Chapter 31 Pain NCLEX questions and answers graded A+ | latest update You are caring for a patient with Raynaud's disease who has intractable pain. The patient is scheduled to undergo surgical interruption of pain conduction pathways to improve vascular blood supply and to eliminate vasospasm and pain. Which type of surgery is the patient most likely to undergo?
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NURS 202- Application based prepatory

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Maylie learns about the hospital's protocols regarding bioterrorism. Which of the

following are examples of public health simulation exercises that help train
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    NURS 202- Application based prepatory questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Maylie learns about the hospital's protocols regarding bioterrorism. Which of the following are examples of public health simulation exercises that help train

  • NURS 202- Application based prepatory questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Maylie learns about the hospital's protocols regarding bioterrorism. Which of the following are examples of public health simulation exercises that help train nurses for threats of bioterrorism? (Select all that apply.) A. Vaccine research B. Prioritization C. Decontamination D. Triage - A, C, & D.
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NURS 202 - Skin, Hair, Nails questions and

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Functions of the Skin (8) - -Physical barrier that protects tissues from

microorganisms, trauma, UV light, and dehydration

-temp control (sweat and fat insulation

- fluid an
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    NURS 202 - Skin, Hair, Nails questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Functions of the Skin (8) - -Physical barrier that protects tissues from microorganisms, trauma, UV light, and dehydration -temp control (sweat and fat insulation - fluid an

  • NURS 202 - Skin, Hair, Nails questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Functions of the Skin (8) - -Physical barrier that protects tissues from microorganisms, trauma, UV light, and dehydration -temp control (sweat and fat insulation - fluid and electrolyte balance - Absorption (medications, Vitamin D) - Excretion (urea in renal failure) -Sensation (injured in neuropathy)
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NURS 299 Exam #1 questions and answers

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Health Definition

State of physical, mental, spiritual, and social functioning, realizing potential

within a developmental context.

Primary Prevention

Focuses on health promotion and s
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    NURS 299 Exam #1 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Health Definition State of physical, mental, spiritual, and social functioning, realizing potential within a developmental context. Primary Prevention Focuses on health promotion and s

  • NURS 299 Exam #1 questions and answers graded A+ | latest update Health Definition State of physical, mental, spiritual, and social functioning, realizing potential within a developmental context. Primary Prevention Focuses on health promotion and specific protection, e.g., vaccines. Secondary Prevention Involves early diagnosis, prompt treatment, and disability limitation, e.g., screenings. Tertiary Prevention Aims at restoration and rehabilitation, e.g., treatments. Transtheoretica...
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