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NR 302 HEALTH ASSESSMENT EXAM 3 WITH 100% SOLVED SOLUTIONS Lithium - interactions -Diuretics: sodium is excreted with this; less excretion of lithium leading to toxicity -NSAIDS: increased renal absorption leading to toxicity -antihistamines/tricyclic antidepressants: abdominal discomfort from urinary retention and polyuria -increased risk for toxicity -more frequent monitoring of lithium levels - nursing considerations for older adults taking Lithium? 2-3 weeks - Maximum benefit...

NUR 322 EXAM 1 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS a nurse providing holistic caring through a conscious intention to promote healing and wholeness is which theory of caring model? - Watson's this caring theory includes 5 caring processes: knowing, being with, doing for, enabling, and maintaining belief - Swanson this care model focuses on carative behaviors - Watson what health model fits this statement: if a person believes they could get an STI they are more likely to use protection - health...

NUR 322 EXAM 2 WITH PERFECT SOLUTIONS what can PUD be caused by? - infection of the H. pylori or Zollinger-Ellison bacteria what is PUD typically caused by? - erosion from infection from H. pylori (does not cause  ulcers in all people) *acquired from food/water, person-person risk factors for PUD - NSAIDs (ibuprofen, aspirin) infection w H. pylori excessive secretion of HCl stress smoking alcohol family hx COPD or CKD s/sx PUD - dull, gnawing pain burning sensation in back pyro...

NUR 155 Exam 1 - 4 2024 Full and Revised Study Guide With Satisfied Solutions Psychological - The internal variable dimension that includes mind-body interactions like emotional responses to stress that affect body function. Self- Concept is another one. Cognitive - The internal variable that includes lifestyle, which refers to general way of living for a person like their living conditions and patterns of behavior, which can be positive or negative. Spiritual and religious beliefs ...

NUR155 Exam 4 With Verified Questions And Answers Drug side effects - (secondary effect) Expected and treated; may be harmless or potentially harmful Adverse reactions - (adverse effects) aren't expected, deadly; may justify the discontinuation of the drug drug toxicity - (harmful effects of a drug on an organism or tissue) too much/overdose; ingention of a drug intended for external use or buildup of the drug in the blood because of impaired metabolism or excretion; elderly/kids a...

Exam 3: NUR155/ NUR 155 Latest Updated 2024 Foundations of Nursing Exam With Correct Questions and Answers 3 stages of stress - alarm, resistance, exhaustion internal strategies for stress coping - address pt feelings with stress external strategies for stress coping - relief through mobilization of support compensation - focusing on strengths rather than perceived weaknesses denial - ignoring aspects of reality displacement - redirecting negative emotion intellectualization - overthi...

Exam 2: NUR155/ NUR 155 (Latest Updated 2024) Foundations of Nursing Exam| Questions and Answers What is steatorrhea? - fatty loose stools What is a cleansing enema? - hypertonic: drawing out fluids of interstitial spaces into the colon Isotonic: expands the colon What is a oil retention enema? - lubricate the stool and intestinal mucosa, easing defecation What is medication enema? - Helps treats localized infections What is a carminative enema? - provides relief from gaseous diste...

Wildland Fire Exam With Complete Solutions Wet bulb temperature is the same as dew point temperature. - False _______ is the lowest temperature to which air can be cooled by evaporating water. - Wet bulb temperature How does cloud cover affect the fire environment? - Cloud cover affects temperature and relative humidity by reflecting incoming sunlight during the day During the day, cloud cover keeps temperature cooler and RH higher At night, cloud cover keeps temperatures warmer and...

S-190 Intro to Wildland Fire Behavior Exam Questions and answers With 100% Complete Solutions The precise location where a competent ignition source came into contact with the material first ignited and sustained combustion occurred. - Point of Origin The side of the fire having the fastest rate of spread - Head of a fire The part of a fire's perimeter that is roughly parallel to the main direction of fire spread. - Flank of a fire That portion of a fire edge opposite the head. - Re...

2024 Lead Abatement State Test Supervisor With Verified Questions and Answers What are symptoms of lead poisoning - Stomach aches, constipation or diarrhea, irritability, fatigue & weakness, muscle aches, lack of sex drive, tremors & also headaches How long does lead typically remain in the blood - 30 days How long does lead typically remain in soft tissue - 30 days How long does lead typically remain in the bones - 30 years What is meant by lead body burden? - the amount of lead ...