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vSim - Sherman "Red" Yoder 1/2/3 All Questions and Answers with complete solution Early diagnosis for diabetes mellitus in the older adult is more difficult due to the presentation of nonspecific manifestations of the disease. Therefore, how often should the nurse obtain fasting blood glucose levels to determine a diagnosis? a) Monthly for the adult older than age 65 years b) Yearly for the adult older than age 65 years c) Every 3 years for the adult older than age 65 years d) Every 3...

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VSIM Josephine Morrow Pre-Sim & Post-Sim Answers UPDATED Q&A 2023-2024

CLT Practice Final Exam UPDATED 2023 Which of the following governing bodies has 153 member countries that represent 95% of total trade? -ANSW- World Trade Organization Which of the following documents list items in a vehicle's cargo and includes the customer's address, invoice numbers, package weights to ensure that the right packages end up on the correct trailer? -ANSW- Shipping manifest

vSim - Sherman "Red" Yoder 1/2/3 All Questions and Answers with complete solution Early diagnosis for diabetes mellitus in the older adult is more difficult due to the presentation of nonspecific manifestations of the disease. Therefore, how often should the nurse obtain fasting blood glucose levels to determine a diagnosis? a) Monthly for the adult older than age 65 years b) Yearly for the adult older than age 65 years c) Every 3 years for the adult older than age 65 years d) Every 3...

vSim - Sherman "Red" Yoder 1/2/3 All Questions and Answers with complete solution Early diagnosis for diabetes mellitus in the older adult is more difficult due to the presentation of nonspecific manifestations of the disease. Therefore, how often should the nurse obtain fasting blood glucose levels to determine a diagnosis? a) Monthly for the adult older than age 65 years b) Yearly for the adult older than age 65 years c) Every 3 years for the adult older than age 65 years d) Every 3...

NUR 306: Vsim Amelia Sung All Questions and Answers Complete Shoulder dystocia is a complication of Labor related to which of these factors? Prolonged second stage of labor Explanation: Should dystocia occurs when the anterior fetal shoulder gets stuck behind the mother's pubic bone. A prolonged second stage of labor is a factor related to the presence of the shoulder dystocia. Uterine contractions are usually of adequate strength. The vlume of amniotic fluid and the length of the active...

NUR 306: Vsim Amelia Sung All Questions and Answers Complete Shoulder dystocia is a complication of Labor related to which of these factors? Prolonged second stage of labor Explanation: Should dystocia occurs when the anterior fetal shoulder gets stuck behind the mother's pubic bone. A prolonged second stage of labor is a factor related to the presence of the shoulder dystocia. Uterine contractions are usually of adequate strength. The vlume of amniotic fluid and the length of the active...

vSim Quiz Questions: Christoper Parrish Solved The nurse is caring for an adolescent pt who appears withdrawn and isolated. What strategy should the nurse use to work with this patient? develop a therapeutic, trusting relationship with the patient a provider orders a high-fat, high-protein, high-carb diet for a patient with cystic fibrosis. what is the best rationale for this diet order? cystic fibrosis interferes with the digestion of food and absorption of nutrients a nurse is creating ...

vSim - Olivia Jones All Questions and Answers Complete Which of the entries on a patient's medical record are evidence of the diagnosis of severe preeclampsia? (Select all that apply.) a) Oliguria b) Blood pressure 182/116 mmHg c) 3 lb (1.4 kg) weight gain in 1 week d) Epigastric pain e) Negative urine ketones f) Scotomata a) Oliguria b) Blood pressure 182/116 mmHg c) 3 lb (1.4 kg) weight gain in 1 week d) Epigastric pain f) Scotomata All of these findings, except negative ke...

VSim Charlie Snow Complex Pre/Post Sim All Questions and Answers Complete A nurse is teaching new parents about preventing the development of food allergies. Which of the following foods should be avoided in patients younger than 1 year to prevent the development of a food allergy? Cow's Milk The nurse is assessing a patient with an allergic reaction from a food allergen. Which finding is most concerning? Wheezing A nurse is describing to a new nurse how epinephrine works. Which of the f...

vSim - Brittany Long All Questions and Answers Complete A nurse is caring for a pediatric patient who was recently diagnosed with sickle cell anemia. The patient's mother says, "I don't understand how one of my children contracted this disease when the other doesn't have it." Which of the following would be the best response by the nurse? a) Sickle cell anemia is transmitted through the mother. If you have four children, one--or 25%--will have sickle cell anemia. b) You must have onl...

NUR 307: VSim Sabina Vasquez Pre/Post test with complete solution During assessment the pediatric patient reports good control of asthma symptoms with no interference in daily activities and one incidence of nighttime cough in the past month. The patient uses a rescue inhaler occasionally during the week for asthma exacerbations. The patient would be classified as having which of the following levels of asthma severity? Mild intermittent A nurse is explaining the pathophysiology of asthma a...

NUR 306: Vsim Amelia Sung Pre/Pro-Test All Questions and Answers Complete Shoulder dystocia is a complication of Labor related to which of these factors? Prolonged second stage of labor Explanation: Should dystocia occurs when the anterior fetal shoulder gets stuck behind the mother's pubic bone. A prolonged second stage of labor is a factor related to the presence of the shoulder dystocia. Uterine contractions are usually of adequate strength. The vlume of amniotic fluid and the length ...

Vsim Olivia pre and post Exam with complete solution PRE which of the entries on a pts medical record are evidence of the diagnosis of severe preeclampsia. SATA -Scotomata -Epigastric pain -Oliguria - 3 lb weight gain in 1 week -blood pressure 182/116 PRE which of the following need to be implemented when a pt with severe preeclampsia is admitted to the hospital. SATA -seizure precaustions -reduced stimulation -bed rest -dim light PRE what are the Priorities of care if a pregnan...

VSIM Josephine Morrow Pre-Sim & Post-Sim Answers Complete The nurse is reviewing the patient's laboratory results. Which lab test most accurately represents current nutritional status? Prealbumin The nurse is completing an admission assessment on a patient admitted for impaired skin integrity. Which questions would be appropriate for the nurse to ask the patient? -Have you noticed any swelling on your feet, ankles, or fingers? -Do some areas of your skin seem warmer or colder than others...

David Carter vsim questions and answers complete The patient asks the nurse "What type of disease is schizophrenia?" Which statement is the nurse's best response? Schizophrenia is a syndrome with many different types and symptoms What is the average age of peak onset of symptoms of schizophrenia? Men 15-25 years Women 25-35 years Schizophrenia is characterized by both positive and negative symptoms. which of the follow is an example of a positive symptom? Auditory hallucinations Dav...

Christopher Parrish vSim Questions and Answers Complete Which finding by the nurse supports the presence of obstructive secretions in a patients lungs? Crackles occurring early in the inspirations phase A patient is experiencing hypoxia related to an ineffective airway. Which assessment findings support the presence of hypoxia? - nasal flaring - cyanotic nail beds The nurse's patient Christopher Parrish, is being prepared for discharge. Which responses by the patient or his mother indic...

vSim for Nursing: Fundamentals: Vernon Russell with complete solution When taking a patient's health history, which of the following does the nurse identify as risk factors for having a stroke? (Select all that apply.) a) Diabetes Mellitus b) Smoking c) Recent weight loss d) Asthma e) Hypertension a) Diabetes Mellitus b) Smoking e) Hypertension Explanation: Risk factors for stroke include hypertension, smoking, and diabetes. Obesity, not weight loss, is a risk factor for stroke. A...

Fundamentals Vsim Questions and Answers 2023 Final Complete 1. When taking a patient's health history, which of the following does the nurse identify as risk factors for having a stroke? (Select all that apply.) a. Hypertension b. Recent weight loss c. Smoking d. Asthma e. Diabetes mellitus a,c,e 2. The nurse has an order to complete neurochecks every four hours. Which assessments would the nurse include in the neurological examination? (Select all that apply.) a. Cranial nerves b. ...