NURS 6011

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! What tasks are appropriate to delegate to unlicensed assistive personnel (CNA)? ADLs, bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, ambulating, feeding (without swallowing precautions), positioning, bed making, vitals for stable patients, specimen collection, I/Os What are 3 things you should consider before delegating a task to a person? training, education, experience What are the 5 rights of delegation? right task, righ...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! Subjective Data things a person tells you about that you cannot observe through your senses; symptoms Objective Data information that is seen, heard, felt, or smelled by an observer; signs Verbal Communication communication that uses written or spoken words Nonverbal Communication communication using body movements, gestures, and facial expressions rather than speech Equal-Status Seating Both you and the patient ...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! Assessment Collection of data to inform action Nursing Assessment Systematic collection of client's health data for care planning Subjective Data Information from the client Objective Data Observable data like physical exam findings Primary Source Information from the client Secondary Source Information from a family member Health History Data Information influencing care planning Three Generations of Fam...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! hypoxia Low oxygen saturation of the body, not enough oxygen in the blood What are oxygenation masks used for? allows for increased oxygen levels in the inhaled air, helps prevent CO2 rebreathing, and permits humidification of gases to reduce mucous membrane drying. Simple face mask an oxygen-delivery apparatus used for patients who require a moderate flow rate for a short period of time via a plastic mask that fits ...

NURS 262 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! A nurse is teaching a class about routes of medication administration. The nurse should include that which of the following routes has the fastest rate of absorption? a. Enteral b. Intramuscular c. Intravenous d. Topical c. Intravenous Rationale: Evidence-based practice indicates that medications administered via the intravenous route have the fastest rate of absorption because these medications are inject...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! normal BP 120/80 normal respiratory rate 12-20 normal pulse rate 60-100 Normal temperature 97.8-99.1 debridement cleaning away devitalized tissue and foreign matter from a wound dehiscence separation of layers of a surgical wound; may be partial, superficial or a complete disruption of the surgical wound desiccation dehydration the process of being rendered free from moisture epithelialization stage of wou...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! Vital signs are clinical measurements that include blood pressure, pulse, body temperature, respiration, and oxygen saturation. Are vital signs objective or subjective data? objective data Blood pressure (mm hg) a measurement of the amount of pressure exerted by the blood within the circulatory system. systole The contraction phase of the cardiac cycle. During this phase blood is driven into the aorta and pulmona...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! the __ is the site of the cough reflex carina patients who need nasotracheal suctioning will cough when the nasotracheal tubing reaches the carina (approximately the 2nd rib space) this signals that tubing is near the lungs and if the cough is effective suctioning may begin during CPR hand are placed above the __ process to avoid breaking it off form the sternum and causing complications such as pneumothorax, hemot...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! What are the most common clinical manifestations of hypokalemia? leg cramps muscle weakness nausea vomiting dysrhythmias What foods are good sources of potassium? avocados cantaloupe bananas potatoes spinach How does the body compensate for metabolic acidosis? respiratory; hyperventilation blowing off excess CO2 How does the body compensate for metabolic alkalosis? respiratory; hypoventilation retaining ...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! what tasks are appropriate to delegate to CNAs? ADLS: bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, ambulating, feeding, positioning routine tasks: bed making, specimen collection, I&O, VS on stable patients, weighing patients 5 rights of delegation right task right circumstance right person right information right supervision and evaulation stages of grief denial anger bargaining depression acceptance prolonged ...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! You are conducting a clinical breast exam on a 37 year old female patient. You know that correct technique requires that you: (Select all that apply) - Visualize the breasts with patient seated, leaning forward and supine - Palpate the breasts using the fingerpads of 2nd, 3rd, 4th fingers - Vary the pressure used to palpate throughout the exam. A biopsy is needed to diagnose breast cancer in a patient. True or false? ...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! Which abnormal respiratory finding should the nurse expect to observe upon assessment of a client with a pleural effusion? Dyspnea on exertion and dry, nonproductive cough A nurse auscultates a client's lungs and hears fine crackles. What is an appropriate action by the nurse? Instruct the client to cough forcefully The nurse is assessing the various lobes of the client's lungs. To gather accurate data, the nurs...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! Diagnostic Reasoning: Process of analyzing heath data and drawing conclusions to identify diagnoses. 1) attend to initial cues 2) formulate diagnostic hypothesis 3) gather data relative to tentative hypothesis 4) evaluate each hypothesis with new data collected -- > arriving at final diagnosis Nursing Process: 1) assessment 2) diagnosis 3) outcome identification 4) planning 5) implementation 6) evaluation A...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! pain Subjective and can be caused by stimuli that are actual or anticipated pain threshold The point at which a stimulus causes the client perceive pain Pain tolerance How much of a stimulus the client is willing to accept acute pain Anticipated or predictable end; lasts less than 6 months chronic pain Constant or recurring; lasts longer than 6 months Nociceptors Found in multiple parts of the body (skin, joint...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! Which of the following qualifies as a standard drink? 5 oz glass of red wine (12% alcohol) 12 oz bottle of can of beer (5% alcohol) 1.5 oz shot of vodka (40% alcohol) All of the above All of the above Why is it crucial to ask quantity of alcohol intake? Some patients may believe that they are drinking one drink but their pour is heavy and is technically two standard drinks. What does the acronym SBIRT stan...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! What are the clinical manifestations of hypokalemia? muscle weakness, cardiac arrhythmias, constipation, fatigue How does the body compensate for metabolic acidosis? the lungs try to exhale CO2 by increasing respiratory rate What is metabolic acidosis? blood is too acidic, with an HCO3- less than 21 and a pH less than 7.35 What are the S/S of metabolic acidosis? DIARRHEA, Kussmaul respirations, confusion, HA, tac...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! Nurses assess health on many levels, including: 1. psychosocial 2. physical 3. emotional 4. spiritual 5. cultural Nursing process to care for patients by? 1. assessing 2. making nursing diagnoses 3. develop outcomes 4. planning for care 5. performing interventions 6. evaluating 7. revising interventions as needed Nursing has a focus comprising four main goals 1. to promote health 2. to prevent illness 3. ...

NURS 6011 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE. BUY QUALITY MATERIALS! what are the five activities of daily living? communication, hygiene, mobility, elimination, dining what is the appropriate sizing of blood pressure cuff? length of the bladder should be 80% circumference of the arm what happens if the blood pressure cuff is too small for the patient? reading too high what happens if the blood pressure cuff is too large for the patient? reading too low as age increases what happen...

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