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Test Bank Maternity and Pediatric Nursing 3rd Edition By Susan Ricci, Theresa Kyle, and Susan Carman Contents Chapter 1- Perspectives on Maternal, Newborn, and Women’s Health Care 4 Chapter 2- Family-Centered Community-Based Care 9 Chapter 3- Anatomy and Physiology of the Reproductive System 14 Chapter 4- Common Reproductive Issues 19 Chapter 5- Sexually Transmitted Infections 24 Chapter 6- Disorders of the Breasts 29 Chapter 7- Benign Disorders of the Female Reproductive Tr...

N490 SPRING Final Exam Blueprint 65 questions on the following topics: GENETICS In all nursing practice settings, nurses have five main tasks: • Help collect and interpret relevant family and medical histories • Identify patients and families who need further genetics evaluation and counseling and refer them to appropriategenetics services • Offer genetics information and resources to patients and families • Collaborate with genetics specialists • Participate in the management and coor...

Mark Klimek Lecture Notes LECTURE 1: Acid Base Balance & Ventilator Interpreting blood gases (remember the rules of the B’s) • If the pH and the bicarb are both in the same direction then it ’s metaBolic (Bicarb Both Bolic), if they are in different directions then it is respiratory • If bicarb is normal and the pH is low or high then its respiratory • You will be given 8 values for arterial blood gas, always first look at the pH and the bicarb first • You get acidosis and alkalosis ...

NUR 220 - Final Exam Study Guide/NUR 220 - Final Exam Study Guide. I. Evidence-based Health Assessment a. Priority Levels i. First level 1. Life threatening problems – LIFE THREATENING a. AIR WAY PROBLEMS b. BREATHING PROBLEMS i. Rate, depth, pattern and breathing sounds c. CIRCULATION PROBLEMS i. Heart rate, BP, tissue perfusion, beating of the heart (what is their EKG?) ii. Second Level 1. Avoid deterioration 2. Change in mental status 3. Acute pain a. Short term – 3to 6 months b. Soft tis...

NUR 220 - Final Exam Blueprint/NUR 220 - Final Exam Blueprint. Evidence-basedHealthAssessment a)PriorityLevels - 1stlevel:emergent,lifethreatening,immediate - ABCs+V:airway,breathing,cardiac/circulation+vitalsigns - 2ndlevel:nextinurgency;requiringpromptinterventiontoforestallfurtherdeterioration - lstatuschange,acutepain,acuteurinaryeliminationproblems,untreatedmedicalproblems, abnormallabvalues,infection/safety/securityrisk - 3rdlevel:importanttopatient’shealthbutcanbeaddressedaftermoreurgen...

NUR 220 - Final Exam Blueprint/NUR 220 - Final Exam Blueprint. Evidence-basedHealthAssessment a)PriorityLevels - 1stlevel:emergent,lifethreatening,immediate - ABCs+V:airway,breathing,cardiac/circulation+vitalsigns - 2ndlevel:nextinurgency;requiringpromptinterventiontoforestallfurtherdeterioration - lstatuschange,acutepain,acuteurinaryeliminationproblems,untreatedmedicalproblems, abnormallabvalues,infection/safety/securityrisk - 3rdlevel:importanttopatient’shealthbutcanbeaddresseda...

NUR 220 - Final Exam Study Guide/NUR 220 - Final Exam Study Guide. I. Evidence-based Health Assessment a. Priority Levels i. First level 1. Life threatening problems – LIFE THREATENING a. AIR WAY PROBLEMS b. BREATHING PROBLEMS i. Rate, depth, pattern and breathing sounds c. CIRCULATION PROBLEMS i. Heart rate, BP, tissue perfusion, beating of the heart (what is their EKG?) ii. Second Level 1. Avoid deterioration 2. Change in mental status 3. Acute pain a. Short term...

NUR 197 - Patho and Psych Study Guide/NUR 197 - Patho and Psych Study Guide. Learn how to interpret arterial blood gas value: Rule of the Bs: “If the pH and the Bicarb are BOTH in the SAME DIRECTION, then it is metaBOLIC” BICARB VALUE: 22-26 PH: 7.35-7.45 Examples pH: 7.23 paO2: 72 BiCarb: 20 PaCO2: 40 --- Metabolic Acidosis pH: 7.66 pa02: 73 Bicarb 24 PaCO2: 49 --- Respiratory Alkalosis ***Compensated means the pH would be normal… Uncompensated means the pH would be ab...

NUR 450 - Final Exam Review/NUR 450 - Final Exam Review. 1. A patient with leukemia is considering whether to have hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT). The nurse will include which information in the patient’s teaching plan? a. Donor bone marrow is transplanted through a sternal or hip incision. b. Hospitalization is required for several weeks after the stem cell transplant. c. The transplant procedure takes place in a sterile operating room to minimize the risk for infection. ...

NURSING N490 - Final Exam Study Guide/NURSING N490 - Final Exam Study Guide. MUSCULOSKELETAL Musculo-Skeletal Assessment Most common impairment: pain, weakness, deformity, movement limitation, stiffness, joint crepitation (crackling sound) Ask pt about changes in sensation and size of muscle Past Hx that affects the system o TB; poliomyelitis; DM; parathyroid; hemophilia; rickets; infection; o Trauma o Ask pt about infection of ears, tonsil, teeth… bc they can spread to the ...