NUR 212

This document contains exam-style questions and accurate answers for NUR 212, tailored for the 2026 academic exam. It is designed to help students review key nursing concepts, reinforce understanding, and prepare effectively for assessments.

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What is Guillain-Barre syndrome mainly caused from respiratory or stomach infection What is pink frothy sputum indicative of? left sided HF with pulmonary edema What is bradykinesia defined as slow movements, uncoordinated, unable to control facial expressions, difficulty swallowing what are considered priority electrolytes sodium and potassium what are signs of hypocalcemia Chvosteks, muscle twitching, tingling of the lips what can you do to a thrill with an AV fistula? you FEEL the ...

What is diabetes? A disorder in the pancreas. chronic disease 7th leading cause of death in the USA What happens when glucose cannot be metabolized in diabetes? Cells die due to lack of primary fuel source. What is the primary fuel source for cells in the CNS? Glucose. What is glycogen? A stored form of glucose in the liver and muscles, used for energy when needed. What is glucose? A simple sugar that is the body's main source of energy. What is glucose resistance? Reduced ab...

Parkinson's Neurological disorder with lack of dopamine in the brain, traditional symptoms include tremors, rigidity, achynesis, postural instability, and shuffling gait Carbidopa/Levodopa Main medication for Parkinson's, may wear off, additional meds may be added, short-term side effects include nausea and vomiting Myasthenia Gravis Neurological disorder with symptoms such as double vision, muscle weakness, increased with activity, voice fading, dysphagia, and easier to chew foods, m...

most common cause of intrarenal in AKI acute tubular necrosis most common cause of postrenal in AKI kidney stones hydronephrosis (bilateral) etc anything that is a mechanical obstruction to the outflow of urine patient with an AKI that has 400mL or less urine output in a day. what phase are they in oliguric will you see a change in the GFR during the oliguric phase no Urine specific gravity ranges 1.001 - 1.035 the higher the number the higher the concentration when can you typ...

Interprofessional team members in palliative care Medicine Nursing Social work Dietician Clergy What is palliative care? Provide comfort care for patients with life long illnesses. curative treatment -improves quality of life -decreases health care costs -alleviates burden of care Why is the need for palliative care increasing? Baby boomers Demographic changes (new technology) What is hospice? End of life comfort care (may include palliative care to) -Live fully -Live comfortab...

What happens in palliative care? improves quality of life decrease symptoms and minimize discomfort What allows a person to be on hospice? less than 6 months to live (2 physicans verified) (past a year 1 physican) What medications dry up secretions? hyoscine atropine What does advanced care planning do for the patient? allows pt to be apart of care planning What if a patient decides to change code status? Dr needs to be notified and dr needs to change order What is the first thing y...

NUR 212 Final Exam-with 100% verified answers-2022- 2023 GRADED A 1.1M8EN212 1.66 points possible (graded, results hidden) A client with Alzheimer’s disease has had recent episodes of confabulation. The client is most likely in which stage of Alzheimer’s? Stage 5 Stage 4 Stage 3 submitted Submit You have used 1 of 1 attemptSome problems have options such as save, reset, hints, or show answer. These options follow the Submit button. Answer submitted. Review 2.2M8EN212 1.66...

NUR 212 Final Exam-with 100% verified answers-2022- 2023 GRADED A 1.1M8EN212 1.66 points possible (graded, results hidden) A client with Alzheimer’s disease has had recent episodes of confabulation. The client is most likely in which stage of Alzheimer’s? Stage 5 Stage 4 Stage 3 submitted Submit You have used 1 of 1 attemptSome problems have options such as save, reset, hints, or show answer. These options follow the Submit button. Answer submitted. Review 2.2M8EN212 1.66...