CRRN Advanced Practice Test Exam MOD 002 with Graded
Questions & Answers 2023/2024
knack maneuver correct answers form of Kegal exercise used to prevent incontinence
Orem's Theory of Self-Care Model states that its goal of nursing is to serve patients and assist them to
provide self-care. What are the 3 categories of needs? correct answers universal, developmental, health
normal Timed Up and Go (TUG) correct answers 7-10 seconds
What is the most successful position for sexual activity for a woman with cerebral palsy? correct answers
side-lying with bolster between knees
Which is the best long-term goal of cardiac rehabilitation?hase correct answers reversing or stabilizing
atherosclerosis
What is the symptom that describes almost constant dribbling of urine? correct answers overflow
What is the theory of aging that states that all cells and organisms have a life span that is predetermined
and aging occurs as the end of the life span is approached? correct answers programmed/cellular
What consists of Constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) for those with stroke or TBI? correct
answers constraint of the uninvolved upper extremity and forced use of weakened limbs for 90% of
waking hours and massed practice
Case Mix Group (CMG) correct answers classification system based on patients' clinical characteristics
GCS - Coma correct answers 3-8
GCS - Severe correct answers 8 or less
GCS - Moderate correct answers 9-12
GCS - Mild correct answers 13-15
King's Theory of Nursing correct answers involves the interaction of personal systems, interpersonal
systems, and society systems
Roger's Theory of Nursing correct answers views nursing as both a science and an art
Neuman's Theory of Nursing correct answers involves the patient's defense against stress; focuses on
goal setting, prevention, and maximizing function; includes levels of primary, secondary, and tertiary
preventative care
A SCI at which level may allow a patient to self-operate a motorized wheelchair? correct answers C5
, Nursing Process correct answers 1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Planning
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
Which medication helps with an acute SCI (also helps increase neuro and motor function)? correct
answers methylprednisolone
Which device helps stroke rehab patients to improve ROM and function in the hands? correct answers
smart glove
Which medication is frequently given to patients with a decreased LOC during the acute phase (< 1
month) after a TBI? correct answers bromocriptine
What is the maximum limit for sodium intake for a patient on a cardiac diet? correct answers 1500 mg
On a cardiac diet, what is the recommended daily serving of grains and starches? correct answers 6-11
What are the general guidelines for a renal diet? correct answers low sodium, low phosphorus, low
protein
Which group of medications slows down rehab in TBI patients? correct answers anticholinergics
Which medication, that helps relieve neurogenic bladder, has the least amount of anticholinergic side
effects? correct answers Tolterodine
What is the best way to assess the external anal sphincter? correct answers digital rectal exam
What is the goal of medication therapy with bowel incontinence? correct answers decrease stool
frequency and improve stool consistency
Which sleeping medication may help a patient with Parkinsonism symptoms? correct answers Remeron
Why would one choose to use Bipap vs. Cpap? correct answers may be used if you have difficulty
exhaling positive pressure
Which pain receptor is stimulated if you feel persistent, dull pain? correct answers polymodal
What is the pain theory that states that signals are sent to a specialized "pain center" in the brain?
correct answers specificity theory
What is the pain theory that states that there are small fibers controlled by larger fibers which are
responsible for communicating signals to the spinal cord? correct answers gate control theory
difficulty in carrying out tasks correct answers apraxia
What does Medicare Part A cover? correct answers - covers services outside of the doctor's office
Questions & Answers 2023/2024
knack maneuver correct answers form of Kegal exercise used to prevent incontinence
Orem's Theory of Self-Care Model states that its goal of nursing is to serve patients and assist them to
provide self-care. What are the 3 categories of needs? correct answers universal, developmental, health
normal Timed Up and Go (TUG) correct answers 7-10 seconds
What is the most successful position for sexual activity for a woman with cerebral palsy? correct answers
side-lying with bolster between knees
Which is the best long-term goal of cardiac rehabilitation?hase correct answers reversing or stabilizing
atherosclerosis
What is the symptom that describes almost constant dribbling of urine? correct answers overflow
What is the theory of aging that states that all cells and organisms have a life span that is predetermined
and aging occurs as the end of the life span is approached? correct answers programmed/cellular
What consists of Constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) for those with stroke or TBI? correct
answers constraint of the uninvolved upper extremity and forced use of weakened limbs for 90% of
waking hours and massed practice
Case Mix Group (CMG) correct answers classification system based on patients' clinical characteristics
GCS - Coma correct answers 3-8
GCS - Severe correct answers 8 or less
GCS - Moderate correct answers 9-12
GCS - Mild correct answers 13-15
King's Theory of Nursing correct answers involves the interaction of personal systems, interpersonal
systems, and society systems
Roger's Theory of Nursing correct answers views nursing as both a science and an art
Neuman's Theory of Nursing correct answers involves the patient's defense against stress; focuses on
goal setting, prevention, and maximizing function; includes levels of primary, secondary, and tertiary
preventative care
A SCI at which level may allow a patient to self-operate a motorized wheelchair? correct answers C5
, Nursing Process correct answers 1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Planning
4. Implementation
5. Evaluation
Which medication helps with an acute SCI (also helps increase neuro and motor function)? correct
answers methylprednisolone
Which device helps stroke rehab patients to improve ROM and function in the hands? correct answers
smart glove
Which medication is frequently given to patients with a decreased LOC during the acute phase (< 1
month) after a TBI? correct answers bromocriptine
What is the maximum limit for sodium intake for a patient on a cardiac diet? correct answers 1500 mg
On a cardiac diet, what is the recommended daily serving of grains and starches? correct answers 6-11
What are the general guidelines for a renal diet? correct answers low sodium, low phosphorus, low
protein
Which group of medications slows down rehab in TBI patients? correct answers anticholinergics
Which medication, that helps relieve neurogenic bladder, has the least amount of anticholinergic side
effects? correct answers Tolterodine
What is the best way to assess the external anal sphincter? correct answers digital rectal exam
What is the goal of medication therapy with bowel incontinence? correct answers decrease stool
frequency and improve stool consistency
Which sleeping medication may help a patient with Parkinsonism symptoms? correct answers Remeron
Why would one choose to use Bipap vs. Cpap? correct answers may be used if you have difficulty
exhaling positive pressure
Which pain receptor is stimulated if you feel persistent, dull pain? correct answers polymodal
What is the pain theory that states that signals are sent to a specialized "pain center" in the brain?
correct answers specificity theory
What is the pain theory that states that there are small fibers controlled by larger fibers which are
responsible for communicating signals to the spinal cord? correct answers gate control theory
difficulty in carrying out tasks correct answers apraxia
What does Medicare Part A cover? correct answers - covers services outside of the doctor's office
