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Match the thoracic surgery procedure with the corresponding description. 1. Resection of bronchovesicular section of lung lobe 2. Removal of fibrous membrane from pleural surface of lung 3. Removal of entire lung 4. Endoscopic procedure performed through small incisions in chest A. Pneumonectomy B. Video-assisted thoracoscopy C. Segmental resection D. Wedge resection E. Partial rib resection F. Decortication - Answer 1. C 2. F 3. A 4. B Which assessment finding would indi...

The nurse is assessing vital signs for children. Which patient finding would be most concerning? A 12-year-old patient breathing 30 breaths/min An 8-year-old child with a temperature of 36.8° C A 3-month-old infant with a pulse of 116 beats/min A 4-year-old patient with blood pressure of 90/52 mmHg - Answer A 12-year-old patient breathing 30 breaths/min A respiratory rate of 30 is considered tachypnea in a 12-year-old and requires further evaluation. The nurse is caring for a 9-...

Which interview question about the urinary system focuses on the patient's symptoms? - Answer do you have difficulty starting your flow of urine? Place the assessment techniques of the abdominal physical examination in the correct order. - Answer -inspection -auscultation -percussion -palpation Cloudy urine is noted by the nurse during inspection of a urine sample. The nurse knows that this unexpected finding may occur with the presence of which substances in the urine? -...

In which ways can healthcare reform improve immunization rates? Select all that apply. Offer more vaccine choices Provide free or low-cost vaccinations Increase the number of clinics providing vaccinations Increase the availability of vaccines without need for health care provider referral Allow vaccinations to be given in single doses rather than requiring two or more doses - Answer Provide free or low-cost vaccinations Providing free or low-cost vaccinations is a way healthcare re...

Encopresis - Answer is repeated, involuntary defecation in a child older than 4 years who has normal colon and rectal anatomy. fecal holding with constipation and fecal soiling. Children with encopresis have evidence of - Answer Soiled clothing Fecal odor without apparent awareness Anal irritation, which leads to scratching or rubbing of the anal area Social withdrawal (eg, avoidance of overnight stays that involve extended contact with others) Urinary incontinence ...

In isotonic dehydration the greatest fluid loss is from the ECF. The nurse understands that this fluid loss from the ECF can result in which manifestation? Hypovolemic shock Hypervolemia Hypervolemic shock Edema - Answer Hypovolemic shock Hypovolemic shock is the greatest threat from isotonic dehydration. Which of the following statements regarding hypertonic (hypernatremic) dehydration is correct? Select all that apply. Fluids shift from ICF to ECF. Fluids shift from ECF to ICF...

The nurse is creating safety brochures about the prevention of poisoning for different population groups. The nurse identifies which recommendations to include for parents and caregivers of infants? Select all that apply. Lock all medication cabinets. Place all houseplants out of reach. Avoid exposure to cigarette smoke. Remove all toys made prior to 1970. Evaluate your home for lead sources. - Answer Lock all medication cabinets. Medications should always be kept out of reach and l...

A nurse receives the shift report when coming onto the antepartum floor. Which patient does the nurse anticipate will require a cesarean delivery? A patient who reports exhaustion A patient with complete placenta previa A patient with genital herpes who has not had an outbreak in 6 months A patient with a history of cesarean delivery with a low vertical uterine incision - Answer A patient with complete placenta previa Complete placenta previa is an indication for cesarean delivery, as...

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How many doses are involved in the Hep B vaccine? If multiple doses, do you have to wait between doses? - Answer 3 dose series At least 1 month between dose 1 and 2nd dose The 3rd dose of Hepatitis B should not be given before _____ - Answer Before 6 months At what age can the first dose of Hepatitis B be given? - Answer Can be started at any age, but birth is preferred age for 1st dose; if not should be given by 2months The hepatitis A vaccine has how many doses? H...

Breast Exam - Answer - It is best to perform a breast exam 5-7 days after menses - Document which breast it is, the quadrant it lies in, which position it is in (e.g. one o'clock) how far from the nipple it is Mastalgia - Answer Breast pain without mass is not considered to be a risk for breast CA Fibroadenoma - Answer - Most commonly seen in women age 15-25 y.o. - Smooth, rubbery, round, mobile, nontender Breast Cyst - Answer - Most commonly seen in w...

Diphtheria - Answer Bacteria - Can affect any mucus membrane - Insidious onset of pharyngitis - Within 2-3 days membrane forms which can cause respiratory obstruction - Fever usually not high but patient appears toxic - Complications: Myocarditis, neuritis, paralysis of the soft palate, eyes and limbs, and death (5-10%, 40% in persons <5 and >40) - DTaP-children 6 weeks-6 years; 2, 4, 6, 15-18 months, and 4-6 years, 11-12 years (TDap) and then every 10 with TD or TDaP ...

Macule - Answer Circumscribed, flat area of change in color of the skin <1cm in diameter Morbilliform drug eruption - Answer Multiple 3-8-mm erythematous confluent round macules on chest, back, and arms. Penicillin like reaction benign melanocytic nevi - Answer multiple scattered 2-4 mm round and oval brown macules, symmetrically pigmented, on back and chest with reticular pattern on dermoscopy (freckles or moles) Benign melanocytic nevus - Answer solitary 6 ...

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It's a embryo to fetus - Answer One Ammonitic sac surrounds fetus - Answer One Amino ion protects fetus help regulate temperature - Answer One All major systems and organs began to form - Answer One Tiny limbs buds appear - Answer One Heart is beating - Answer One The mouth devolving tooth buds - Answer One You can hear baby's heartbeat using a Doppler - Answer One Fingernails and toe nails appear - Answer One ...

When is the placenta mature? - Answer 34 weeks corpus luteum acts as the placenta until the placenta takes over at _____ weeks - Answer 10 weeks Which hormone has this function? stimulates uterine blood vessels inhibits uterine contractions strengthens pelvic floor muscles - Answer progesterone Which hormone has this function? maintains uterine lining regulates hormones and activates them helps with organ development along with progesterone; stimulates milk...

five P's of sexual health - Answer -Partners -Practices -Past history of STIs (pt or partner) -Protection from STIs -Pregnancy plans Expedited Partner Therapy - Answer provide STI prescriptions for patient's partner without having to examine screening recommendations - Answer -under 25: ALWAYS screen sexually active females for gonorrhea and chlamydia (more prevalent in adolescents) -over 25: screen based on risk analysis

Cardiovascular adaptations to pregnancy - Answer Increased cardiac output Increased stroke volume Increased heart rate Increased blood volume Decreased systemic vascular resistance Increased blood flow to uterus Increased ventricular muscle mass Heart is displaced upward, forward, and to the left Systolic murmur audibles Blood volume increases 30-50% BP-- Decreases slightly in 2nd trimester and then gradually returns in 3rd trimester May decrease in left lateral positio...

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acute illness - Answer A sudden illness from which a person is expected to recover chronic illness - Answer an on-going illness, slow or gradual in onset; it has no known cure; it can be controlled and complications prevented with proper treatment General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS) - Answer Seyle's concept that the body responds to stress with alarm, resistance and exhaustion Repression (defense mechanism) - Answer YOU FORGET THE NAME OF SOMEONE FOR WHOM YOU HA...