NUR315 exam 4 UPDATED Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
cycle of IPV - CORRECT ANSWER - 1) tension-building phase
2) battering incident
3) honeymoon phase
tension-building phase - CORRECT ANSWER - abuser engages in increasingly hostile
behaviors (throwing things, swearing, threatening); often set off by consumption of drugs or
alcohol
battering incident phase - CORRECT ANSWER - abuser explodes in violence causing
substantial physical injury (hit, burn, beat, rape)
honeymoon phase - CORRECT ANSWER - abuser does anything to make it up to
partner, is remorseful, promises to never do it again
human trafficking definition - CORRECT ANSWER - recruitment and movement of
individuals domestically and/or internationally for purpose of exploitation
human trafficking red flags - CORRECT ANSWER - - person accompanied by someone
who insists on answering and won't leave
- victim is reluctant to recount situation
- victim unable to give home address
- s/sx of abuse
- fearful, submissive, lack of ID
- homeless
- previous/current prostitution charges
- hx of sexual abuse
- possession of luxury items
, - branding
chronic HTN - CORRECT ANSWER - HTN that has developed prior to pregnancy or
prior to 20 weeks GA
- can also be chronic if HTN persists 12 weeks after PP
- 2 readings of BP > 140/90 that are at least 4 hours apart
gestational HTN - CORRECT ANSWER - onset of HTN after 20 weeks GA without
proteinuria
pre-eclampsia/eclampsia - CORRECT ANSWER - onset of HTN after 20 weeks of
pregnancy WITH proteinuria and/or symptoms of pre-e
risk factors for chronic HTN - CORRECT ANSWER - AMA, obesity, comorbidities
(diabetes)
What type of HTN do we treat? - CORRECT ANSWER - severe!
- BP > 160/110
How to treat severe HTN? - CORRECT ANSWER - labetalol or nifedipine
most common congenital anomalies that pregestational diabetes puts baby at risk for -
CORRECT ANSWER - neural tube defects, cardiac defects, failure of sacrum, lumbar
spine, and lower extremities to develop
metabolic needs in early pregnancy: pregestational diabetes - CORRECT ANSWER - -
metabolic rates and energy needs stable
- insulin release increases causing hypoglycemia
Questions and CORRECT Answers
cycle of IPV - CORRECT ANSWER - 1) tension-building phase
2) battering incident
3) honeymoon phase
tension-building phase - CORRECT ANSWER - abuser engages in increasingly hostile
behaviors (throwing things, swearing, threatening); often set off by consumption of drugs or
alcohol
battering incident phase - CORRECT ANSWER - abuser explodes in violence causing
substantial physical injury (hit, burn, beat, rape)
honeymoon phase - CORRECT ANSWER - abuser does anything to make it up to
partner, is remorseful, promises to never do it again
human trafficking definition - CORRECT ANSWER - recruitment and movement of
individuals domestically and/or internationally for purpose of exploitation
human trafficking red flags - CORRECT ANSWER - - person accompanied by someone
who insists on answering and won't leave
- victim is reluctant to recount situation
- victim unable to give home address
- s/sx of abuse
- fearful, submissive, lack of ID
- homeless
- previous/current prostitution charges
- hx of sexual abuse
- possession of luxury items
, - branding
chronic HTN - CORRECT ANSWER - HTN that has developed prior to pregnancy or
prior to 20 weeks GA
- can also be chronic if HTN persists 12 weeks after PP
- 2 readings of BP > 140/90 that are at least 4 hours apart
gestational HTN - CORRECT ANSWER - onset of HTN after 20 weeks GA without
proteinuria
pre-eclampsia/eclampsia - CORRECT ANSWER - onset of HTN after 20 weeks of
pregnancy WITH proteinuria and/or symptoms of pre-e
risk factors for chronic HTN - CORRECT ANSWER - AMA, obesity, comorbidities
(diabetes)
What type of HTN do we treat? - CORRECT ANSWER - severe!
- BP > 160/110
How to treat severe HTN? - CORRECT ANSWER - labetalol or nifedipine
most common congenital anomalies that pregestational diabetes puts baby at risk for -
CORRECT ANSWER - neural tube defects, cardiac defects, failure of sacrum, lumbar
spine, and lower extremities to develop
metabolic needs in early pregnancy: pregestational diabetes - CORRECT ANSWER - -
metabolic rates and energy needs stable
- insulin release increases causing hypoglycemia
