NUR1460C FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
COPD oxygen flow rate - CORRECT ANSWER-up to 4L/min
s1 sounds - CORRECT ANSWER-mitral tricuspid
s2 sounds - CORRECT ANSWER-aortic pulmonic
paradoxical splitting - CORRECT ANSWER-wider split heart on expiration of S2
s3 sound - CORRECT ANSWER-ventricular gallop
s4 sounds - CORRECT ANSWER-atrial gallop
cardiac enzymes - CORRECT ANSWER-troponins, creatinine kinase, myoglobin
heart flow rate - CORRECT ANSWER-60ml of blood/min or 5L/min
Altruism - CORRECT ANSWER-emotional conflicts and stressors are addressed by meeting the needs of
others
reaction form - CORRECT ANSWER-unacceptable feelings are kept out of awareness by developing the
opposite behavior or emotion
general adaptation syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER-fight or flight
increased blood flow, pupal dilation, increased respiratory rate, increased mental activity, increased fat
and protein catabolism, slowed GI motility, bronchial dilation, increased heart rate and blood sugars
, eustress - CORRECT ANSWER-positive stress
three stages of GAS - CORRECT ANSWER-alarm reaction, resistance, exhaustion
allostasis - CORRECT ANSWER-means by which homeostasis is reestablished and the purpose of
allostasis is to assist the body in maintaining stability
sense of coherence - CORRECT ANSWER-a characteristic of personality that one thinks their world as
comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful
fight or flight response controlled by - CORRECT ANSWER-sympathetic nervous system
levels of anxiety - CORRECT ANSWER-mild, moderate, severe, panic
SSRIs - CORRECT ANSWER-block re-uptake of insertion, increasing levels in the brain
SNRI - CORRECT ANSWER-blocks both serotonin and norepinephrine in the brain
parasympathetic nervous system - CORRECT ANSWER-rest and digest
levels of anxiety - CORRECT ANSWER-• Mild- can still focus just not at 100%, slight discomfort
• Moderate- narrow perceptual field and is still able to solve problems but not at best, trouble
concentrating, voice tremors, shakiness, repetitive questioning, increased vital signs
• Severe- greatly reduced perceptual field, attention scattered, distorted perceptions, inability to make
connections between events or details, confusion, sense of impending doom, hyperventilation,
increased vital signs, threats, loud and rapid speech
• Panic- unable to focus on the environment, state of terror, may be mute, shakiness, hallucinations,
dilated pupils, unintelligible communication, immobility or severe hyperactivity
hormones released in response to stress - CORRECT ANSWER-epinephrine, norepinephrine,
corticosteroids
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
COPD oxygen flow rate - CORRECT ANSWER-up to 4L/min
s1 sounds - CORRECT ANSWER-mitral tricuspid
s2 sounds - CORRECT ANSWER-aortic pulmonic
paradoxical splitting - CORRECT ANSWER-wider split heart on expiration of S2
s3 sound - CORRECT ANSWER-ventricular gallop
s4 sounds - CORRECT ANSWER-atrial gallop
cardiac enzymes - CORRECT ANSWER-troponins, creatinine kinase, myoglobin
heart flow rate - CORRECT ANSWER-60ml of blood/min or 5L/min
Altruism - CORRECT ANSWER-emotional conflicts and stressors are addressed by meeting the needs of
others
reaction form - CORRECT ANSWER-unacceptable feelings are kept out of awareness by developing the
opposite behavior or emotion
general adaptation syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER-fight or flight
increased blood flow, pupal dilation, increased respiratory rate, increased mental activity, increased fat
and protein catabolism, slowed GI motility, bronchial dilation, increased heart rate and blood sugars
, eustress - CORRECT ANSWER-positive stress
three stages of GAS - CORRECT ANSWER-alarm reaction, resistance, exhaustion
allostasis - CORRECT ANSWER-means by which homeostasis is reestablished and the purpose of
allostasis is to assist the body in maintaining stability
sense of coherence - CORRECT ANSWER-a characteristic of personality that one thinks their world as
comprehensible, manageable, and meaningful
fight or flight response controlled by - CORRECT ANSWER-sympathetic nervous system
levels of anxiety - CORRECT ANSWER-mild, moderate, severe, panic
SSRIs - CORRECT ANSWER-block re-uptake of insertion, increasing levels in the brain
SNRI - CORRECT ANSWER-blocks both serotonin and norepinephrine in the brain
parasympathetic nervous system - CORRECT ANSWER-rest and digest
levels of anxiety - CORRECT ANSWER-• Mild- can still focus just not at 100%, slight discomfort
• Moderate- narrow perceptual field and is still able to solve problems but not at best, trouble
concentrating, voice tremors, shakiness, repetitive questioning, increased vital signs
• Severe- greatly reduced perceptual field, attention scattered, distorted perceptions, inability to make
connections between events or details, confusion, sense of impending doom, hyperventilation,
increased vital signs, threats, loud and rapid speech
• Panic- unable to focus on the environment, state of terror, may be mute, shakiness, hallucinations,
dilated pupils, unintelligible communication, immobility or severe hyperactivity
hormones released in response to stress - CORRECT ANSWER-epinephrine, norepinephrine,
corticosteroids
