FINAL EXAM - NUR101 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIE

FINAL EXAM - NUR101 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIE 1. What is the order of blood flow through the heart Correct Answer Tricuspid-Pulmonic-Mitral-Aortic 2. What valves closing make the S1 "Lub" sound Correct Answer Mitral, Tricuspid 3. What valves closing make the S2 "Dub" sound Correct Answer Aortic, Pulmonic 4. Where are the Atria located Correct Answer 2 top chambers of the heart (smaller) 5. Where are the ventricles located Correct Answer 2 bottom chambers of the heart 6. Which ventricle is larger and why Correct Answer left, pushes blood to body (circulatory system) (right ventricle pushes blood to lungs) 7. What is systole Correct Answer Contraction of the heart (pressure at work) 8. What is diastole Correct Answer Relaxation of the heart (pressure at rest) 9. What is depolarization Correct Answer Q-R wave (action potential/contracting)(systolic) 10. What is repolarization Correct Answer R-S wave (resting and building back up)(diastolic) 11. What is spiritual distress Correct Answer questioning of faith due to a traumatic event (Assess with HOPE: H-Source of hope O-Organized religion P-Personal Practices/spirituality E-effects on medical care /end of life decisions) 12. _______________________ is a system of beliefs practiced outwardly to express one's spirituality usually related to a form of worship/sect or denomination Correct Answer - Religion 13. One can be ______________________ without being religious/having a belief in God, plays an important role to achieve balance in life. Associated with and awareness of inner self/higher being Correct Answer Spiritual (spirituality) 14. Define extended family Correct Answer nuclear family plus relatives (such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins) 15. Define blended family Correct Answer binuclear (reconstituted/stepfamilies-parents seperated but still maintain a high level of child rearing) 16. What are the terms for positioning a Pt having difficulty breathing Correct Answer Orthopnea Tripod Fowler (pursed lip breathing) 17. Normal ranges for blood pressure: 120/80 18. Normal range for heart rate Correct Answer 60-100 19. Normal range for respirations Correct Answer 12-20 20. Normal range for temp Correct Answer 96.7 - 100.5 21. Normal 02 range Correct Answer 95%-100% 22. What type of respirations are Kussmauls Correct Answer type of Hyperventilation (body is trying to rid excess acids/CO2, may have fruity breath smell) 23. What type of respirations are Eupnea Correct Answer normal (respirations) 24. What type of respirations are Apnea Correct Answer (periods of) not breathing 25. What type of respirations are Tachypnea Correct Answer fast respirations (more than 25/min) 26. What type of respirations are bradypnea Correct Answer slow respirations (less than 10/min) 27. What type of respirations are Cheyne-Stokes Correct Answer death rattle (increase/decrease in rate and depth followed by periods of apnea) 28. What type of respirations are dyspnea Correct Answer difficulty (labored) breathing 29. What oxygen deliver device administered the highest % of oxygen Correct Answer Non-rebreather (make sure bag is inflated, delivers up to 100% of oxygen) 30. If oxygen device is delivering a high rate, what in addition would you want to do Correct Answer humidify oxygen 31. What is clubbing of the nails Correct Answer nail looks rounder, wider, and shiny 32. What does clubbing of the nails indicate Correct Answer chronic hypoxia (depleted oxygen in tissues)(chronic pulmonary disease) 33. What assessments should be done on Pts with TED hose Correct Answer peripheral pulses edema changes in sensation movement (remove every 8 hours for 30 min) (if they have been walking, legs should be propped up for 15-30 mins before reapplying TEDs) 34. What are some physiological responses to pain Correct Answer (prohibits you from doing ADL's) In- creased BP, Increased HR 35. Define pain tolerance Correct Answer Max amount of pain one can handle (varies person to person) 36. Define Threshhold Correct Answer amount of stimulation required in order to feel pain (high/low threshold) 37. How do you assess pain the the very young Correct Answer FLACC 38. How do you assess pain in the very old Correct Answer Wong-Baker 39. What are the sleeping disorders Correct Answer • Insomnia(- most common sleep issue, inability to attain adequate or quality of sleep, fall asleep and remain asleep. Wake up feeling very tired, experience persistent anxiety) • Hypersomnia (- excessive sleep, especially during the daytime could be used as a coping mechanism) • Narcolepsy( - fall asleep randomly/sleep attack • Sleep apnea (- also very common - breathing periodically stops during sleep -wake up with morning headaches, personality changes)