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NR 224: Fundamentals Skills Exam 2 Review Chapter 41: Oxygenation Know alterations in breathing pattern/ alterations in respiratory functioning. o The three primary alterations are hypoventilation, hyperventilation, and hypoxia. o Hypoventilation and hyperventilation are often determined by arterial blood gas analysis. o At rest, the NORMAL adult respiration rate is 12 to 20 regular breaths/min. o Hyperventilation: » rate and depth of respirations increase » hypocarbia sometimes occu...

NR224 Fundamentals: Skills Exam 2 Study Guide 70 questions 1. What assessment data is needed for wound healing? Assess the patient NUTRITION. Nutrition role in healing  Calories: Cell energy  Protein: wound remolding  VIt. C, A, E  Zinc : Collage  Fluid: cell function a. Complications Nutrition: weight: any change recently (malnourished). Skin condition: turgor dehydration. Lab: albumen (normal is 3.5-5.0) Ask question: how much meat do you eat/protein? Necrosis ...

NR 224 Exam 1 Study Guide Critical Thinking & the Nursing Process Ch. 15-20 • Critical thinking o What is it? o Critical Thinking Model ▪ What does each step mean and what is included in each step • HIPAA • Nursing Process o 5 phases (ADPIE) ▪ What does each step mean and what is included within EACH step. (Think of examples.) • Data collection & types of data • 7 guidelines for writing goals • Discontinuing a plan of care • Subjective vs objective data • How t...

Chapter 15: Critical Thinking in Nursing 1. Discuss the importance of critical thinking in nursing practice.  Be able to think in a systematic and logical manner  Having open-mindedness, continual inquiry, and perseverance, combined with a willingness to look at each unique patient situation and determine which identified assumptions are true and relevant.  Analyzing information and evaluating and drawing conclusions  Using evidence- based knowledge in critical thinking  Ba...

NURS-3325- Module 3: Review/Quiz Test  Question 1 5.555 out of 5.555 points A patient with preexisting dementia who is admitted to the hospital is at high risk of developing delirium. Selected Answer: Tru e Answers: Tru e False  Question 2 5.555 out of 5.555 points The “Mini Cog” is a tool used to screen for: Selected Answer: dementia. Answers: depression. dementia. delirium. substance abuse.  Question 3 5.555 out of 5.555 points A major differentiation betw...

NR 224 Exam 1 Study Guide Critical Thinking & the Nursing Process Ch. 15-20 • Critical thinking o What is it? o Critical Thinking Model ▪ What does each step mean and what is included in each step • HIPAA • Nursing Process o 5 phases (ADPIE) ▪ What does each step mean and what is included within EACH step. (Think of examples.) • Data collection & types of data • 7 guidelines for writing goals • Discontinuing a plan of care • Subjective vs objective data • How t...

NR 224 Exam 1 Study Outline The following is a list of concepts for you to understand to be successful on Exam 1  Infection Control o Measures to prevent infection – Wash hands with soap and water when they are soiled or visibly dirty with blood or other body fluids; Wet your hands, apply soap and then scrub them vigorously for at least 15 seconds; Use an alcohol-based hand rub (foam in and out when entering a patient’s room) o The chain of infection and interventions to prevent a...

ATI MED SURGE PROCTORED EXAM 1. The nurse is making a preoperative education appointment with a patient. The patient asks if a family member should come to the appointment. Which is the best response by the nurse? a. “There is no need for an additional person at the appointment.” b. “Your family can come and wait with you in the waiting room.” c. “We recommend including family members at this appointment.” d. “It is required that you have a family member at this appointment....

Question 1 0 out of 2 points An infant has tetralogy of Fallot. In reviewing the record, what laboratory result should the nurse expect to be documented? Answers : a. Increased platelet level b. Leukopenia c. Polycythemia d. Anemia Response Feedback: Persistent hypoxemia that occurs with tetralogy of Fallot stimulates erythropoiesis, which results in polycythemia, an increased number of red blood cells. Question 2 2 out of 2 points What is the most profound complication of prolo...

Origin: Chapter 24- Sleep and Rest, 1 1.A nurse presents at a conference about the concept of sleep. Which of the following statements should the nurse include in the teaching? A) "Increased sleep efficiency is considered a normal, age-related change." B) "Sleep efficiency is quite consistent across different age groups." C) "Both pathologic conditions and age-related changes influence sleep efficiency." D) "Older adults often experience increased sleep latency and decreased numbers...