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Florence Nightingale - Answer founder of modern nursing and a reformer of hospital sanitation methods -stated that air, light, nutrition, and adequate ventilation were essential in hospitals Nightingale Home and School for Training Nurses - Answer -Considered first official nursing program -Incorporated ideas that light, air, nutrition, and adequate ventilation are essential in hosptials -so, mortality dropped from 47% to 2% crimean war nursing - Answer poor care, unsa...

Preventing illness - Answer The nurse is providing flu shots to the elderly at a nurse managed wellness center. This is an example of which of the following aims of nursing? Using evidence-based practice interventions - Answer Which of the following practices by the nurse indicate that the nurse is a professional Nursing license revoked - Answer A registered nurse is convicted of stealing natcotics from the medical surgical unit. Which of the following actions might be ta...

respiratory acidosis signs & symptoms - Answer S/S: -breathing; slowed or difficult, retain CO2, late signs = cyanosis -CNS; HA, drowsy, restless, tremor, cofusion, disorientation -> COMA (cerebral vasodilation, increased bloodflow to brain) & death -increased HR, lack of energy, weakness -hyperkalemia (as H+ moves into cells to compensate) *always physically ASSESS the pt; listen to pt's family for clues to pt's normal respiratory acidosis causes - Answer Causes: -ai...

A nurse is preparing to administer an enteral feeding. In which order will the nurse implement the steps, starting with the first one? Elevate head of bed to at least 30 degrees. Check for gastric residual volume. Flush tubing with 30 mL of water. Verify tube placement. S. Initiate feeding. a. 4, 2, 1, 5, 3 b. 2, 4, 1, 3, 5 c. 1, 4, 2, 3, 5 d. 2, 1, 4, 5, 3 - Answer A patient is experiencing dehydration. While planning care, the nurse considers that the majority of the pa...

What is Visceral Pain? - Answer Pain that is poorly localized and originates in body organs. You are visiting a patient at home who is recovering from a bowel resection. She complains of constant pain and discomfort and displays signs of depression. When assessing this patient for pain, you should be aware of what facts about pain? - Answer The patient is the only authority on the existence and nature of her pain, and pain management therapy should be reviewed and revised if neces...

What are the three checks a nurse should always do? - Answer 1. Checking the MAR 2. Checking the doctor's order 3. Checking bedside What are the six rights a nurse should always do? - Answer 1. Right patient 2. Right documentation 3. Right time 4. Right dose 5. Right route 6. Right medication What should a nurse do before administering medication? - Answer 1. 3 checks 2. 6 rights 3. Scan barcode What should a nurse do after administering a medication? - Ans...

Why is client education important in today's healthcare environment? Select all that apply. •It helps reduce and manage healthcare costs. •Clients have fewer resources to obtain information about healthcare. •Hospital stays are shorter. •Clients will learn not to question the provider about healthcare decisions. •Clients can participate in healthcare decisions. - Answer •It helps reduce and manage healthcare costs. •Hospital stays are shorter. •Clients can partici...

The nurse who is assisting the client in meal selection realizes that the clients who practice Islam or Judaism share an avoidance of which of the following? a. Shellfish. b. Caffeine. c. Pork Products. d. Alcohol. - Answer C. Which of the following statements made by a 27-year-old client shows the greatest need for further nursing assessment regarding the potential use of illegal drugs? a. "Whether you wear a helmet or not should be the choice of the motorcyclist....

Which phrase best describes the science of nursing? A. The skilled application of knowledge B. The knowledge base for care C. Hands-on care, such as giving a bath D. Respect for each individual patient - Answer B Which nurse in history is credited with establishing nursing education? A. Clara Barton B. Lillian Wald C. Lavinia Dock D. Florence Nightingale - Answer D What historic event in the 20th century led to an increased emphasis on nursing and broadened the ro...

When does the general survey begin ? - Answer The second the nurse meets the client What 5 characteristics does the general survey include ? - Answer 1. physical appearance 2. Hygiene 3. Body structure 4. Body movement 5. Emotional, mental status, and behavior The general survey includes... - Answer everything in the room (patient and environment) What is the backbone of nursing ? - Answer The assessment What is the first part of the nursing process ? - ...

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What is the type of group that focuses on issues such as remediation, treatment, and personality reconstruction? a. Psychoeducation groups b. Counseling groups c. Therapy groups d. Task/work groups - Answer c. Therapy groups The group counselor uses all of the following EXCEPT • a. verbal techniques. • b. non-verbal techniques. • c. structured exercises. • d. guilt exercises. - Answer • d. guilt exercises. Leaders bring to every group all of the following EX...

Nuremberg Code - Answer Promotes the concept of informed consent, stating that individuals who participate in research should know about the research Karen Ann Quinlan - Answer 1976 case that addressed the ethical question on the "right to die" and the right of surrogates to make the decision Thalidomide Use - Answer Requires pharmaceutical companies to get FDA approval before they can market their products to the public and healthcare industry Nancy Cruzan - Ans...

CFS core symptoms - Answer tiredness, sleep affected, sensitivity to light and sound Fibromyalgia timeline and symptoms - Answer Constant dull widespread pain that lasts more than three months, Affects sleep, increased sensitivity to odors, noise, bright lights, or temperature, Stiffness and muscle tenderness FM Treatment - Answer Lyrica, gabapentin (off-label), Cymbalta common clinical presentation of chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) - Answer slow, Flu-like illnes...

Brain region where positive symptoms occur - Answer mesolimbic Brain region where negative symptoms occur - Answer mesocortical/nucleus acumen's Brain region where affective symptoms occur - Answer ventromedial prefrontal cortex Brain region where aggressive symptoms occur - Answer orbitofrontal cortex/amygdala Brain region where cognitive symptoms occur - Answer Dorsolateral prefrontal limbic system - Answer frontal lobe, hippocampus, parahi...

What percentage of women experience feeling the "blues" after delivering? a. 5-10% b. 20-30% c. 40-45% d. 50-85% - Answer d. 50-85% Margaret, age 68, is a widow of 6 months. Since her husband died, her sister reports that Margaret has become socially withdrawn, has lost weight, and does little more each day than visit the cemetery where her husband was buried. She told her sister today that she "didn't have anything more to live for." She has been hospitalized with...

2-3 - Answer How many symptoms for mild substance disorder? 4-5 - Answer How many symptoms for moderate substance disorder? 6+ - Answer How many symptoms for severe substance disorder? Severe alcohol intoxication - Answer What diagnosis do they have? Nervous system depression (sleepiness, coma, lethargy, and decreased response to pain). Withdrawal accompanied by pain Digestive problems that include vomiting, bleeding, and dehydration Slow or absent breathing ...

What is HEEADSSS? - Answer Home Education and employment Eating Activities Drugs Sexuality Suicide and depression Safety How should intercations be recorder with a child who is abused? - Answer VERBATIM! what interverntions are done to a chidlren who ingested poison? - Answer call posion control get antidote gastric lavage and antidote is not as common irrigate bowel what are the SS of a child who has a foreign body int heri esophagus? - Answer substern...

Why is the pediatric population more susceptible to dehydration? - Answer They have higher water needs, and low water reserve What electrolyte do infants (2 yrs and younger) have a difficulty maintaining? - Answer Na and Ca What are the reason behing ECF deficit? - Answer V/D, hemorrhages, NG suctioning, burns When is the pt most critical, during dehydration? - Answer day 3! most change is noted then what are some SS of MILD dehydration? - Answer No chan...

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