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What is a benefit of having a diverse team? - Answer Strong dynamics Which factor should an organization consider when trying to increase cultural diversity in the workplace? - Answer Ethnicity Which legal consequence can arise when an organization lacks concern for the diverse dynamics of the population it serves? - Answer Discrimination complaint Which action should a leader take when working with individuals who have different characteristics, such as age, social status, and li...

consists of factors that cannot be changed, like gender and race, but it can also include integrating diversity of mindset within an organization - Answer Diversity Helping others who may not look anything like us feel like they are in clued it, and that their thoughts and ideas matter - Answer Inclusivity Includes the learn values, beliefs, customs, language, and traditions of a group. (Taught at birth) - Answer Culture What are some pros of a diverse team in decision making? - A...

Diversity - Answer Understanding the background of the patient (including culture, gender, sexual orientation, religious beliefs) Inclusion - Answer Understanding someone's differe4nces so that you can include them and treat them fairly Culture - Answer Beliefs, customs, and traditions of a specific group of people. Homogenous teams - Answer members that generally think and behave a like due to similar backgrounds and cultures. Teams are more cohesive in group thinking, fewer...

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A patient in a health care setting with a decreased level of consciousness is at increased risk for developing pneumonia. Which specific elements increase this patient's risk for developing pneumonia? Select all that apply. - Answer Exposure to microorganisms [A patient in a health care facility has an increased instance of exposure to microorganisms that may be present in the environment and on the hands of health care providers.] Lack of ability to cough or clear secretions [A pati...

Place the pathological process of pneumonia in order. - Answer 1. Release of cytokines, histamines, and prostaglandins 2. Obstruction of the airway with mucus 3. Impaired CO2 and O2 exchange 4. Mucus and debris removed by alveolar macrophages 5. Lung tissue functioning normally A patient presents with signs and symptoms of pneumonia. What patient history should the nurse obtain to learn more about the type of pneumonia the patient may have? - Answer "When was the last time yo...

The nurse is preparing to assess a patient diagnosed with viral pneumonia. Which complication should the nurse anticipate? Dehydration Respiratory distress Pulmonary edema Confusion - Answer Dehydration Dehydration can occur due to the fever the patient experiences. Respiratory distress, pulmonary edema, and confusion are typically not associated with viral pneumonia. Viral pneumonia is typically a mild disease with the lung involvement limited to the alveolar septum and inte...

The nurse is auscultating lung sounds. What lung sound is associated with narrowing of the airway? A. Bronchophony B. Wheezes C. Crackles D. Egophony - Answer B. Wheezing Rationale: Wheezing is a high-pitched, musical sound associated with airway narrowing. Crackles are described as a popping sound heard during inspiration from fluid or delayed opening of collapsed alveoli. Bronchophony or egophony can be auscultated when there is increased lung density from pneumonia and pulmonary ede...

Who is at increased risk for pneumonia and why? - Answer Elderly- tend to have weakened immune system Infants/children under- still developing immune system Immunosuppresed- those taking medications that may suppress the immune system or those with other illnesses that may compromise the immune system Name the stages of pneumonia and what occurs during each stage. - Answer Stage I-Consolidation:first 24hrs; exudates containing WBCs, leukocytes, and fibrin replace alveolar air; pleuris...

Which of the following statements are TRUE? (Choose all that apply) Pneumonia is a respiratory infection that can cause inflammation and the development of fluid or purulent material in one or both lungs. Viruses account for the majority of pneumonia cases in adults. Pneumonia caused by fungal infections is most common in patients in hospital or institutional settings. Pneumonia was among the top ten causes of death in the U.S. for 2020. A and D B and C - Answer A and D ...

Pneumonia - Answer Pneumonia is an inflammation of the lung caused by various microorganisms, including bacteria, mycobacteria, fungi, and viruses. -The airways are reduced by consolidation and fill with edema, exudate, and sputum. -It is the leading cause of death in the U.S. from infectious disease Pneumonia Etiology - Answer Results from interaction between pathogen and host when Virulent pathogens overcome respiratory defenses of the lungs When the respiratory system is exp...

A client admitted from home is diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia. Which organism does the nurse suspect is the cause of this infection? A. Escherichia coli B. Staphylococcus aureus C. Pneumococcus D. Pneumocystis jiroveci - Answer Answer: C Which system effect of pneumonia should the nurse monitor? A. Cyanosis B. Excess mucus production C. Shortness of breath D. Hemoptysis - Answer Answer: A A client who is significantly immunocompromised is diagnosed with Pneumocy...

b - Answer The nurse is assessing a client who is reporting shortness of breath, fever, and a productive cough. Which diagnostic test should the nurse anticipate being ordered initially? a HIV serology b Sputum culture and sensitivity c Bronchoscopy d CT scan b,c,d,e - Answer The nurse is instructing a group of college students on symptoms of "walking pneumonia." Which symptoms should the nurse include in the teaching session? (Select all that apply.) a Producti...

A nurse is caring for an 89-year-old client admitted with pneumonia. He has an IV of normal saline running at 100 mL/hr and antibiotics that were initiated in the emergency department 3 hours ago. He has oxygen at 2 liters/nasal cannula. What assessment finding by the nurse indicates that goals for a priority diagnosis have been met for this client? A) The client is alert and oriented to person, place, and time. B) Blood pressure is within normal limits and client's baseline. C) Skin be...

To promote airway clearance in a patient with pneumonia, what should the nurse instruct the patient to do (select all that apply)? a) Maintain adequate fluid intake. b) Splint the chest when coughing. c) Maintain a 30-degree elevation. d) Maintain a semi-Fowler's position. e) Instruct patient to cough at end of exhalation.* - Answer a, b, & e Maintaining adequate fluid intake liquefies secretions, allowing easier expectoration. The nurse should instruct the patient to splint the...

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functions of the autonomic nervous system - Answer component of the peripheral nervous system that regulates involuntary physiologic processes such as heart rate, blood pressure, respirations, and digestion normal range ICP - Answer 10-15 mmHg in adults causes of elevation in ICP - Answer hemorrhagic or ischemic stroke, increased cerebrospinal fluid from blockages (such as brain tumor), encephalitis, meningitis, hydrocephalus, hypertension, hepatic encephalopathy early signs an...

CHANGE MODEL - Answer This model starts with the END in mind and include evaluation in the BEGINNING of the process Community Based Participatory Research has an end goal of.. - Answer Achieve change that will work toward improving the health of the community What research emphasizes the essential principles of capacity building, shared vision, and mutual benefit - Answer Community-Based Participatory Research What assessment involves looking at what the community has to offer?...

HIV - Answer this conditions is called retroviruses because they replicate in a backward manner going from RNA to DNA-- targets the CD4+ T cell and binds through cell fusion using reverse transcriptase enzyme-- causes major signs and symptoms and includes multiple infections despite aggressive treatment, failure to thrive or poor growth CD4+ t lymphocyte - Answer these cells are helper cells the normally recognizes antigens and signal body to develop an immune attack virus fuses with...

What is used in community health to prevent bioterrorism? - Answer biodefense mechanisms including medications and vaccines as well as medical research to determine the best way to defend against bioterrorist attacks what are some ways that PHN's act as environmental activists? - Answer - advocacy - understanding environmental health legislation what is the test a PHN will use to determine lead exposure in children? - Answer Blood Lead Level which is measured in mcg/dL of bloo...