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NR 283 EXAM 6 QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS
which assessment finding is expected for a client with hypermagnesemia
hyporeflexia
which manifestation is expected for a client with hypocalcemia
positive chvostek's sign
which electrolyte imbalance will cause cause weakness, confusion, decreased
appetite, and an irregular heartbeat?
hypokalemia
which clinical manifestation is expected with diabetes insipidus
hyperglycemia
which statement best describes the basic pathophysiology of a myocardial
infraction
total obstruction of a coronary artery which causes myocardial cell death
which client is at the greatest risk for a pulmonary embolism
a client with a history of deep vein thrombosis
which type of immunity do vaccines provide
articifcal active
myxedema coma is a complication of which disorder
hyperthyroidism
which is the most common cause of a UTI
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an ascending infection caused by e coli
fluid volume excess manifestations
vein distention
hyponatremia
drag the interventions that are effective in the treatment of frostbite to the box
on the right
gradually rewarm frostbitten area to refuce further damage
place the frostbitten extremities on a heating pad to rewarm quickly
a person has a stage four pressure ulcer on the coccyx. which complication is
this person at risk for
osteomyelitis
which arterial blood gas value indicates metabolic alkalosis
HCO3 29 mEq/L
what is a risk factor for developing a pressure ulcer
anemia
which cellular adaption occurs when normal esophageal cells are replaced by
another type of mature cell in a client suffering from gastro-esophageal reflux
disease
metaplasia
which physiological changes in the client can lead to atelectasis
shallow respirations and inability to cough
which type of hypersensivity reaction may cause swelling of the face, tongue,
throat, iching, and hives after a bee sting
type 1 hypersensitivity reaction
which findings would be considered a complication of immobility
NR 283 EXAM 6 QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS
which assessment finding is expected for a client with hypermagnesemia
hyporeflexia
which manifestation is expected for a client with hypocalcemia
positive chvostek's sign
which electrolyte imbalance will cause cause weakness, confusion, decreased
appetite, and an irregular heartbeat?
hypokalemia
which clinical manifestation is expected with diabetes insipidus
hyperglycemia
which statement best describes the basic pathophysiology of a myocardial
infraction
total obstruction of a coronary artery which causes myocardial cell death
which client is at the greatest risk for a pulmonary embolism
a client with a history of deep vein thrombosis
which type of immunity do vaccines provide
articifcal active
myxedema coma is a complication of which disorder
hyperthyroidism
which is the most common cause of a UTI
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an ascending infection caused by e coli
fluid volume excess manifestations
vein distention
hyponatremia
drag the interventions that are effective in the treatment of frostbite to the box
on the right
gradually rewarm frostbitten area to refuce further damage
place the frostbitten extremities on a heating pad to rewarm quickly
a person has a stage four pressure ulcer on the coccyx. which complication is
this person at risk for
osteomyelitis
which arterial blood gas value indicates metabolic alkalosis
HCO3 29 mEq/L
what is a risk factor for developing a pressure ulcer
anemia
which cellular adaption occurs when normal esophageal cells are replaced by
another type of mature cell in a client suffering from gastro-esophageal reflux
disease
metaplasia
which physiological changes in the client can lead to atelectasis
shallow respirations and inability to cough
which type of hypersensivity reaction may cause swelling of the face, tongue,
throat, iching, and hives after a bee sting
type 1 hypersensitivity reaction
which findings would be considered a complication of immobility
