Hypostatic pneumonia Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ATI PROCTORED FUNDAMENTALS EXAM A=GRADED 2023/2024 QUESTIONS QND ANSWERS what are the health care regulatory agencies - CORRECT ANSWER-joint commission state boards of nursing food and drug administration what are the federally funded health care finances - CORRECT ANSWER-Medicare Medicaid a hospital is conducting a community blood pressure screening in its lobby. what level of care is this - CORRECT ANSWER-primary the intensive care unit, oncology, treatment center and burn center ...

Nr 304 Chapter 28: ImmobilityPotter et al.: Fundamentals of Nursing, 9th Edition MULTIPLE CHOICE THE study guide for funds. Chapter 28: Immobility Chapter 28: ImmobilityPotter et al.: Fundamentals of Nursing, 9th Edition MULTIPLE CHOICE 2. A nurse is providing range of motion to the shoulder and must perform external rotation. Which action will the nurse take? a. Moves patient’s arm in a full circle b. Moves patient’s arm cross the body as far as possible c. Moves patient’s arm b...

CARE OF PREOPERATIVE AND INTRAOPERATIVE SURGICAL PATIENTS 2023 EXAM 1. Why has laparoscopic surgery taken the place of many "open" surgeries? - ANSWER-quick, less trauma to tissue, less inflammatory resonse therefore less pain, and a faster recovery. 2. Name the most frequently required laboratory tests before surgery. - ANSWER-Cbc, urinalysis, blood glucose, electrolytes, prothrombin time(PT), partial thrombolplastin time (PTT)Blood type and cross match, Liver function test(AST,AL...

NSE 111: Midterm Review Latest Update Graded A+ patient centered care a standard of care that places the patient as the focus of the care DIPPS or DIPPERS dignity, independence, privacy, preference, and safety; dignity, independence, privacy, preference, empathy, respect, and safety nursing process a clinical decision making approach to care that assists nurses with identifying and treating health related concerns and helps the patient reach their health outcomes/goals assessment collection o...

CARE OF PREOPERATIVE AND INTRAOPERATIVE SURGICAL PATIENTS 2023 EXAM 1. Why has laparoscopic surgery taken the place of many "open" surgeries? - ANSWER-quick, less trauma to tissue, less inflammatory resonse therefore less pain, and a faster recovery. 2. Name the most frequently required laboratory tests before surgery. - ANSWER-Cbc, urinalysis, blood glucose, electrolytes, prothrombin time(PT), partial thrombolplastin time (PTT)Blood type and cross match, Liver function test(AST,AL...

1.A nurse is evaluating care of an immobilized patient. Which action will the nurse take? a.Focus on whether the interdisciplinary team is satisfied with the care. Compare the patient’s actual outcomes with the outcomes in the care . Involve primarily the patient’s family and health care team to mine goal achievement. Use objective data solely in determining whether interventions have successful. ANS: B From your perspective as the nurse, you are to evaluate outcomes and response t...

PNR TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023 VERIFIED What aspects of the therapeutic nurse Client relationship is addressed in the article "lend an ear"? - Trust and respect What is one way a nurse violates the nurse client relationship? - When we don't listen. What is the goal behind listening according to Broeder-morin and land? - Gain empathetic understanding How does a nurse show they are listening? - Eye contact, arms uncrossed, facial expression, touch, warmth What are the client con...

The nurse is assessing a child postcardiac catheterization. Which complication might the nurse anticipate? a. Cardiac arrhythmia c. Congestive heart failure b. Hypostatic pneumonia d. Rapidly increasing blood pressure correct answers ANS: A Because a catheter is introduced into the heart, a risk exists of catheter-induced arrhythmias occurring during the procedure. These are usually transient. Hypostatic pneumonia, congestive heart failure, and rapidly increasing blood pressure are not risk...

NUR 1022C - Foundations of Nursing Study online at 1. What are some examples of pathological influences on mobility?: - Postural abnormalities - e.g. scoliosis, lordosis, kyphosis, club foot, knock knee - Damage to CNS - spinal cord injuries, MS = multiple sclerosis - Musculoskeletal Trauma - Impaired muscle dvlpmt - muscular dystrophy - decreased flexibility 2. What is chvostek's sign?: Push the cheek and it spasms (low calcium) due to hypocalcemia 3. What are some therapeutic rea...

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