NUR 425 Quiz 1
ADAPTIVE QUIZZES
what are the benefits of standard formal RN dx statements SATA
- fosters whos knowledge
- provides precise defitions of
- what does it say about the RNs role - Answer-- foster dev of RN knowledge
- provides precise definitions of the pts problem
- distinguishes the nurses role from other providers
post op position for neonate who undergoes a colostomy SATA
- HOB
- two positions - Answer-- supine with HOB elevated
- side lying with HOB elevated
teaching to 18yo athlete about reversing amenorrhea, which statement indicated effective learning
- food intake [inc/dec]
- what kind of exercercises - Answer-- inc food intake
- perform weight training exercises
The nurse is advised to join a community health center that mainly caters to Latino clients. Which skills
should the nurse develop to help reduce health disparities? Select all that apply.
- speak what
- what rate in the community
- what to incorporate in nursing care plans
,- what to do about beliefs and values in the group - Answer-- learning to speak basic medical spanish
- learning about the health literacy rate in the community
- incorporating the health beliefs of the community in any nursing care plans
- learning and respecting unique beliefs and values prevalent among the group
what is most important to teach a pt about lowering BP - Answer-- take meds exactly as prx
how is public health nursing different from community health nursing - Answer-public health nursing
focuses on population
what should be included in the assessment of a school health promotional program for adolescents
- assessmen of what
- identify individuals at risk for what
- teach about safety of what - Answer-- the RN should perform a school violence asesssment
- the RN should id individuals at risk for drug abuse
- the RN should teach the students about gun safety
A nurse is assessing the growth and development of a 6-month-old infant. What behavior indicates that
the infant has reached the expected level of development? - Answer-hold a bottle without help
A nurse is caring for a preschooler who is being prepared for surgery. What does the nurse expect to
have the most influence on the child's response to hospitalization? - Answer-fear of bodily harm
restorative care
- what services
- what instructions should be provided - Answer-- day care services
- instructions about home self care
,preventive and primary care - Answer-- vaccinations
- family planning
- road safety (seat belts, air bags, helmets)
A client is scheduled to receive phenytoin 100 mg orally at 6 PM but is having difficulty swallowing
capsules. What method should the nurse use to help the client take the medication? - Answer--
Administer 4mL of phenytoin suspension containing 125 mg/5 mL
A mother who notes that her newborn regurgitates after feedings asks the nurse whether her baby is ill.
What information should the nurse consider prior to responding? - Answer-an underdeveloped cardiac
sphincter causes regurgitation
The parent of a 3-month-old infant asks the nurse about selecting toys for the infant. Which toy should
the nurse tell the parent is most appropriate at this age? - Answer-metallic mirror (baby interested in
self recognition and playing with the baby in the mirror)
A 2-year-old child with developmental dysplasia of the hip has a spica cast applied. The mother asks the
nurse how to keep the cast clean. How should the nurse respond?
- where to place pastic wrap or duct tape - Answer-place plastic wrap or duct tape around the pernial
edges of the cast
A client is placed on a heart-healthy diet to control the intake of saturated fats and cholesterol. Which
information should the nurse include in a teaching plan to explain best the dietary nature of this diet? -
Answer-cholesterol is a necessary body constituent and cannot be eliminated
CHAP 1: Community and prevention oriented
community BASED nursing (CBN) - Answer-- focus is on family centered "illness care" of individuals and
families across the life span
, community oriented nursing
- focus on health care of whom [people / entire communities]
- what is the goal - prev, prese,promo, resto, protect
- what is the focus - health PROMO - Answer-- broader than CBN
- focus on HEALTH care of ENTIRE communities and populations
- as well as healthcare of individuals, families, and groups
* goal is to prevent disease, preserve, promote, restore and protect health for the community and the
populations within it
HEALTH PROMOTION
public health
- epidio, stati, asses
- attention to behavi, culti, econom,
- what do they plan... what do they develop
- what is the focus... PRO of health and quality of life - Answer-- scientific discipline that includes the
study of epidimiology, statistics, and assessment
- attention to behavioral, cultural, and economic factors
- program planning and policy develipment
- FOCUS on PROMOTION of health and quality of life
core functions of public health - Answer-- assessment
- policy development
- assurance
assessment
ADAPTIVE QUIZZES
what are the benefits of standard formal RN dx statements SATA
- fosters whos knowledge
- provides precise defitions of
- what does it say about the RNs role - Answer-- foster dev of RN knowledge
- provides precise definitions of the pts problem
- distinguishes the nurses role from other providers
post op position for neonate who undergoes a colostomy SATA
- HOB
- two positions - Answer-- supine with HOB elevated
- side lying with HOB elevated
teaching to 18yo athlete about reversing amenorrhea, which statement indicated effective learning
- food intake [inc/dec]
- what kind of exercercises - Answer-- inc food intake
- perform weight training exercises
The nurse is advised to join a community health center that mainly caters to Latino clients. Which skills
should the nurse develop to help reduce health disparities? Select all that apply.
- speak what
- what rate in the community
- what to incorporate in nursing care plans
,- what to do about beliefs and values in the group - Answer-- learning to speak basic medical spanish
- learning about the health literacy rate in the community
- incorporating the health beliefs of the community in any nursing care plans
- learning and respecting unique beliefs and values prevalent among the group
what is most important to teach a pt about lowering BP - Answer-- take meds exactly as prx
how is public health nursing different from community health nursing - Answer-public health nursing
focuses on population
what should be included in the assessment of a school health promotional program for adolescents
- assessmen of what
- identify individuals at risk for what
- teach about safety of what - Answer-- the RN should perform a school violence asesssment
- the RN should id individuals at risk for drug abuse
- the RN should teach the students about gun safety
A nurse is assessing the growth and development of a 6-month-old infant. What behavior indicates that
the infant has reached the expected level of development? - Answer-hold a bottle without help
A nurse is caring for a preschooler who is being prepared for surgery. What does the nurse expect to
have the most influence on the child's response to hospitalization? - Answer-fear of bodily harm
restorative care
- what services
- what instructions should be provided - Answer-- day care services
- instructions about home self care
,preventive and primary care - Answer-- vaccinations
- family planning
- road safety (seat belts, air bags, helmets)
A client is scheduled to receive phenytoin 100 mg orally at 6 PM but is having difficulty swallowing
capsules. What method should the nurse use to help the client take the medication? - Answer--
Administer 4mL of phenytoin suspension containing 125 mg/5 mL
A mother who notes that her newborn regurgitates after feedings asks the nurse whether her baby is ill.
What information should the nurse consider prior to responding? - Answer-an underdeveloped cardiac
sphincter causes regurgitation
The parent of a 3-month-old infant asks the nurse about selecting toys for the infant. Which toy should
the nurse tell the parent is most appropriate at this age? - Answer-metallic mirror (baby interested in
self recognition and playing with the baby in the mirror)
A 2-year-old child with developmental dysplasia of the hip has a spica cast applied. The mother asks the
nurse how to keep the cast clean. How should the nurse respond?
- where to place pastic wrap or duct tape - Answer-place plastic wrap or duct tape around the pernial
edges of the cast
A client is placed on a heart-healthy diet to control the intake of saturated fats and cholesterol. Which
information should the nurse include in a teaching plan to explain best the dietary nature of this diet? -
Answer-cholesterol is a necessary body constituent and cannot be eliminated
CHAP 1: Community and prevention oriented
community BASED nursing (CBN) - Answer-- focus is on family centered "illness care" of individuals and
families across the life span
, community oriented nursing
- focus on health care of whom [people / entire communities]
- what is the goal - prev, prese,promo, resto, protect
- what is the focus - health PROMO - Answer-- broader than CBN
- focus on HEALTH care of ENTIRE communities and populations
- as well as healthcare of individuals, families, and groups
* goal is to prevent disease, preserve, promote, restore and protect health for the community and the
populations within it
HEALTH PROMOTION
public health
- epidio, stati, asses
- attention to behavi, culti, econom,
- what do they plan... what do they develop
- what is the focus... PRO of health and quality of life - Answer-- scientific discipline that includes the
study of epidimiology, statistics, and assessment
- attention to behavioral, cultural, and economic factors
- program planning and policy develipment
- FOCUS on PROMOTION of health and quality of life
core functions of public health - Answer-- assessment
- policy development
- assurance
assessment
