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Which action describes the purpose of a fenestrated tracheostomy tube? Reduces the risk of infection Keeps the stoma from closing Allows air to circulate around the tube Allows easier suctioning technique - Answer Allows air to circulate around the tube A fenestrated tracheostomy tube allows air to circulate around the tube and up to the vocal cords. The patient can breathe normally, cough, and speak with a fenestrated tube. Which factor indicates the placement of a tracheostomy ...

Which statement would the nurse include when teaching a group of older adults about signs and symptoms of a stroke? - Answer "Call 911 immediately if a person develops slurred speech or difficulty speaking." Of persons who have had a stroke, % have a permanent disability. Enter your answer as a range with a hyphen. - Answer 15-30 Which body function protects the brain from changes in mean systemic arterial blood pressure? - Answer Cerebral autoregulation Which ty...

Which patient has the highest risk for developing breast cancer? - Answer 72-year-old with a family history of breast cancer Which initial diagnostic test for breast cancer would the nurse anticipate for a 23-year-old patient with large, dense breasts? - Answer Digital mammography Match the biopsy technique with its description. - Answer Tissue is removed in the operating room under anesthesia. Excisional biopsy A hollow needled is used to remove several small samples...

Which definition describes prevalence? - Answer The total number of people with a specific health-related issue at any given time Which cell characteristic is used to classify bacteria? - Answer Shape Match each virus with the disease that it can cause. - Answer COVID-19 SARS-CoV-2 Hemorrhagic fever Ebola Upper respiratory tract infection Adenoviruses Shingles Varicella-zoster Which virus is transmitted as infected mosquitos feed on blood from humans and a...

Match each type of cardiomyopathy with its associated history finding. - Answer Patient was diagnosed with sarcoidosis 6 years ago Restrictive cardiomyopathy Patient has a 12-year history of cocaine abuse Dilated cardiomyopathy Patient has a history of aortic stenosis (AS) Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy Which physiologic cardiac change is noted in patients with dilated cardiomyopathy (CMP)? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. - Answer Ventricul...

Which type of hepatitis can be spread from the infected mother to her unborn baby? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. - Answer Hepatitis B Hepatitis C Hepatitis D Which symptom would the nurse expect to see in the patient diagnosed with chronic hepatitis? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. - Answer Ascites Joint pain Spider angiomas Palmar erythema Which complication is common in patients with the he...

Which bacteria is the primary culprit of urinary tract infections (UTIs) in patients without structural abnormalities? - Answer Escherichia coli Which physiologic mechanism helps contribute to urine sterility? - Answer Ureterovesical junction (UVJ) location in the bladder trigone keeps unidirectional flow of urine Which assessment data would alert the nurse to an older adult patient having a urinary tract infection (UTI)? - Answer Patient's daughter stating, "Mom ha...

Which risk factor is commonly associated with infective endocarditis (IE)? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. - Answer History of IE IV drug use Renal dialysis CLABSI Which assessment finding is consistent with infective endocarditis (IE)? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. - Answer Osler's nodes Roth's spots Janeway's lesions Which intervention is the best course of treatment for a patient ...

Which information would the nurse provide when educating a patient on the effects of coronary artery disease (CAD)? - Answer CAD causes impaired cardiac output and decreased perfusion Which term is used to describe how the heart muscle receives adequate blood and oxygen when arteries are blocked? - Answer Collateral circulation Place the pathophysiological events to develop atherosclerosis in the order they occur. - Answer Chronic injury led to the damage of your endothel...

Which response would the nurse provide to a patient who asks about what caused their anemia? - Answer Decreased iron availability decreases RBC production Which information would the nurse keep in mind when assessing an older adult? - Answer Anemia may be overlooked because of other health problems Which acidic nutrient would the nurse include when teaching a patient about increasing red blood cell (RBC) production? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be corr...

Which response would the nurse give to a 40-year-old female patient who states, "My health care provider says I have acromegaly, which means my growth hormone (GH) is disturbed. I am already 5'10" (1.78 m), and I don't want to be any taller!?" - Answer "You will not get taller because the growth plates closed after puberty." Which information would the nurse include when teaching a patient about the physical manifestations of acromegaly? - Answer A sleep study...

Diarrhea is the passage of at least loose or liquid stools per day. Record your answer as a whole number. - Answer 3 Which antidiarrheal drug would be given to prevent traveler's diarrhea? - Answer Bismuth subsalicylate Which type of stool on the Bristol Stool Scale is described as separate lumps and hard to pass? - Answer Type 1 Which cause of fecal incontinence results from pelvic floor disruption? - Answer Fistula Which treatment is used on the patient w...

Match each cause of osteoarthritis with its effect on joint cartilage. - Answer Affects cartilage health due to release of enzymes Inflammation Leads to avascular necrosis or uneven stress on cartilage Trauma Causes cartilage deterioration due to repetitive movement Mechanical stress Stimulates collagen-digesting enzymes in joint synovium Drugs Which attribute describes articular cartilage that is affected by osteoarthritis? - Answer Granular Which characteristic o...

Which white blood cell (WBC) is the first to arrive at the injury site? - Answer Neutrophil Match each mediator of inflammation to its mechanism of action. - Answer Stimulate histamine release Complement components Cause vasodilation Prostaglandins Cause contraction of smooth muscle and stimulates pain Kinins Stimulate chemotaxis Leukotrienes Which type of inflammatory exudate consists of white blood cells (WBCs), microorganisms, liquified dead cells, and other deb...

Which condition would predispose a patient to develop osteomyelitis from Staphylococcus aureus? - Answer Pressure injury Which patient characteristic increases the risk of developing an infection from direct entry of an organism? - Answer Diabetes with a foot wound Which assessment finding would the nurse expect in a patient with acute osteomyelitis? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. - Answer Constant bone pain Nausea and malaise Fev...

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Peer Support Team (PST) - Answer Provides support to department personnel and their families, especially during and following critical incidents. Critical Incident Stress (CIS) - Answer An unusual or traumatic event that creates or might create stress or other adverse conditions for persons exposed to the event. Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) - Answer A post-incident meeting designed to assist rescue personnel in dealing with psychological trauma as a result o...

As a PSS you are responsible by law for everything listed below except: A. Mandatory reporting related to abuse B. Keeping all client information confidential C. Meeting every need of every client D. Carrying out reasonable and proper orders from your supervisor - Answer C. Meeting every need of every client Which of the below listed laws to not apply to PSS Employees? A. Fair Labor Standard Law B. OSHA Law C. JACHO accreditation regulations - Answer C. JACHO accreditatio...

4 domains - Answer 1) advocacy 2) ethical responsibility 3) education/mentoring 4) recovery/wellness support stigma - Answer deeply discredited due to perceived/undesired differences promote person-centered recovery/wellness support services - Answer advocacy describe individual's rights and responsibilities - Answer advocacy apply principles of individual choice and self-determination - Answer advocacy use person centered language - Answer a...

Acute Care Hospitals - Answer Provides short-term care for individuals who need the highest level of medical care Nursing Facility (NF) - Answer A facility licensed under state law to provide health-related care and services to individuals who do not require acute care Assisted Housing Programs - Answer -Provide room, meals and staffing service s tailored to a particular needs of each consumer -staff services include 24 hours responsibility for the well being of the con...