NUR 180

NUR 180 Exam 2 DTCC Questions And Answers CVA Cerebral Vascular Accident (aka stroke or "brain" attack) Causes of CVA -Ischemia (inadequate blood supply to an organ or part of the body) -Hemorrhagic bleeding Primary Risk Factors for CVA's hypertension, diabetes mellitus, substance abuse, sleep apnea, blood cholesterol, heart disease What is the diagnostic test used to determine a CVA? CAT scan, MRI, Ultrasound Doppler, Cerebral Arteriography What is a TIA? Transient...

Nur 180 Hondros Exam 2 Clonazepam (Klonopin) PRN, Labs: CBC, LFT's, No alcohol allowed, rhinitis common Buspirone (Buspar) Taken daily, non-benzo, antianxiety med, low sedation and addiction, common S/E: Dizziness, Insomnia, Nervousness Fluoxetine (Prozac) SSRI, sustained release- do not open capsule, used for OCD, S/E: Changes in wt, no aspirin could lead to GI bleed, dizziness and drowsiness. Takes 4 wks to work SSRI Used for Bulimia..... no antidepressants given for anorexi...

NUR 180 FINAL Hondros Exam|A+ Graded (3 SATA)You have a patient with mental and emotional difficulties is sensitive to sound and light. What actions will you take? 1 .Place the patient in a carpeted room, 2. be sure that no lights are flickering, 3. provide the patient with recordings of ocean waves and light rain. (3 SATA)You are assessing the coping patterns of a new patient. What data would you expect to find? 1. Current stressors 2. Use of drugs or alcohol 3. Recent weight loss ...

NUR 180 Final Exam Questions With Answers Fluoxetine (Prozac) What to avoid (2) SE (4) How to store and take Antidepressant, SSRI Avoid St. Johns wort and aspirin (GI issues) SE: weight changes, dizziness/drowsiness, dry mouth, constipation store in room temp and take daily Olanzapine (Zyprexa) SE: (1) -antipsychotic watch for extrapyramidal side effects Venlafaxine (Effexor) How to take SE (1) antidepressant (SNRI) -take w/ food, take in am (insomnia) Med given to ...

NUR 180 - Exam 1 Questions With Answers What are the interrelated concepts of Mental Health? (3 concepts to prioritize care) Stress, coping, cognition What is the goal of in-patient mental health? Least restrictive environment What should the LPN be aware of to protect the safety of themselves and the staff? Increased anxiety, frustration, agitation (these can lead to violence) What type of patient would be seen for in-patient treatment? Patients that are in an acute conditi...

NUR 180 - Exam 1 Questions With Answers How do you approach someone with alzheimers? -Allow time to calm down -Approach from the front -Talk softly -Allow them to open packages -Don't continue to overwhelm. Allow time to comprehend info given How to give alzheimers patient medication -Give them time to comprehend whats going on -Give them time to take them -Let them open it if needed End of life care -Pain management -For the patient and the family -Care giver grief/stress...

NUR180- Exam 1 HONDROS Questions With Answers Criteria for false Imprisonment The client is aware of the confinement Intent to confine exists Confinement takes place against clients will Principles of therapeutic Communication acceptance interest respect honesty concreteness assistance blocking loses train of thought, stops speaking circumstantiality Describes in too much detail, cannot be selective echolalia repeats last word heard Flight of ideas Shifts r...

NUR 180 EXAM 2 |Completeed With A+ Graded Answers Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Microcephaly Small gestational age (body) Fail to develop normally Habituation + Adaptation = Tolerance S/S of heroin use Dilated pupils Drowsiness Euphoria Respiratory depression S/S of heroin use that is main priority Respiratory depression S/S of PCP use Increased VS (BP) Agitated movements Belligerence Nonsensical talk Violence Bizarre behaviors S/S of PCP use that is main priori...

NUR 180 EXAM 2 |Completeed With A+ Graded Answers STEROID HORMONE AGONIST GLUCOCORTICOIDS AND MINERALOCORTICOIDS STEROID HORMONE ANTAGONIST AMINOGLUTETHIMIDE GLUCOCORTICOIDS PROTOTYPE PREDNISONE PREDNISONE AE HEADACHE, N/V, INC APPETTITE SERIOUS AE OF PREDNISONE ACUTE ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY PT EDU OF PREDNISONE TAKE WITH MEALS LAB RESULTS TO EVALUATE OF PREDNISONE CORTISOL LEVELS, ACTH LEVELS, ELECTROLYTES, WBC PROTOTYPE FOR MINERALOCORTICODS FLUDROCORT...

NUR 180 EXAM 2 |Completeed With A+ Graded Answers Anti-Anxiety Alcohol withdrawal Prevents Seizures Benzodiazepines Lorazepam Ativan Clonazepam Examples of Benzos PTSD What may Alprazolam (Xanax) be given for? Sore Throat Jaundice Purpura Side effects of Alprazolam (Xanax) Shaking Diaphoresis Insomnia Withdrawal symptoms associated with Alprazolam (Xanax) PRN When is Clonazepam (Klonopin) given? CBC LFT (Liver function) Labs to assess w/ Clonazepam ...

NUR180 Exam 3 Respiratory With Verified Answers The most appropriate time to perform bronchial postural drainage is A. immediately before all aerosol therapy. B. before meals and at bedtime. C. immediately on arising and at bedtime. D. thirty minutes after meals and at bedtime. B. before meals and at bedtime. A humidified atmosphere is recommended for a young child with an upper respiratory tract infection because it A. liquefies secretions. B. improves oxygenation. C. promotes ven...

NUR 213 - Exam 3|100% Complete With A+ Graded Answers A moderately depressed client who was hospitalized 2 days ago suddenly begins smiling and reporting that the crisis is over. The client says to the nurse, "I'm finally cured." How should the nurse interpret this behavior as a cue to modify the treatment plan? 1. Suggesting a reduction of medication 2. Allowing increased "in-room" activities 3. Increasing the level of suicide precautions 4. Allowing the client off-unit pr...

NUR 180 Exam 2 DTCC Questions And Answers CVA Cerebral Vascular Accident (aka stroke or "brain" attack) Causes of CVA -Ischemia (inadequate blood supply to an organ or part of the body) -Hemorrhagic bleeding Primary Risk Factors for CVA's hypertension, diabetes mellitus, substance abuse, sleep apnea, blood cholesterol, heart disease What is the diagnostic test used to determine a CVA? CAT scan, MRI, Ultrasound Doppler, Cerebral Arteriography What is a TIA? Transient...

Nur 180 Hondros Exam 2 Clonazepam (Klonopin) PRN, Labs: CBC, LFT's, No alcohol allowed, rhinitis common Buspirone (Buspar) Taken daily, non-benzo, antianxiety med, low sedation and addiction, common S/E: Dizziness, Insomnia, Nervousness Fluoxetine (Prozac) SSRI, sustained release- do not open capsule, used for OCD, S/E: Changes in wt, no aspirin could lead to GI bleed, dizziness and drowsiness. Takes 4 wks to work SSRI Used for Bulimia..... no antidepressants given for anorexi...

NUR 180 FINAL Hondros Exam|A+ Graded (3 SATA)You have a patient with mental and emotional difficulties is sensitive to sound and light. What actions will you take? 1 .Place the patient in a carpeted room, 2. be sure that no lights are flickering, 3. provide the patient with recordings of ocean waves and light rain. (3 SATA)You are assessing the coping patterns of a new patient. What data would you expect to find? 1. Current stressors 2. Use of drugs or alcohol 3. Recent weight loss ...

NUR 180 Final Exam Questions With Answers Fluoxetine (Prozac) What to avoid (2) SE (4) How to store and take Antidepressant, SSRI Avoid St. Johns wort and aspirin (GI issues) SE: weight changes, dizziness/drowsiness, dry mouth, constipation store in room temp and take daily Olanzapine (Zyprexa) SE: (1) -antipsychotic watch for extrapyramidal side effects Venlafaxine (Effexor) How to take SE (1) antidepressant (SNRI) -take w/ food, take in am (insomnia) Med given to ...

NUR 180 - Exam 1 Questions With Answers What are the interrelated concepts of Mental Health? (3 concepts to prioritize care) Stress, coping, cognition What is the goal of in-patient mental health? Least restrictive environment What should the LPN be aware of to protect the safety of themselves and the staff? Increased anxiety, frustration, agitation (these can lead to violence) What type of patient would be seen for in-patient treatment? Patients that are in an acute conditi...

NUR 180 - Exam 1 Questions With Answers How do you approach someone with alzheimers? -Allow time to calm down -Approach from the front -Talk softly -Allow them to open packages -Don't continue to overwhelm. Allow time to comprehend info given How to give alzheimers patient medication -Give them time to comprehend whats going on -Give them time to take them -Let them open it if needed End of life care -Pain management -For the patient and the family -Care giver grief/stress...

NUR180- Exam 1 HONDROS Questions With Answers Criteria for false Imprisonment The client is aware of the confinement Intent to confine exists Confinement takes place against clients will Principles of therapeutic Communication acceptance interest respect honesty concreteness assistance blocking loses train of thought, stops speaking circumstantiality Describes in too much detail, cannot be selective echolalia repeats last word heard Flight of ideas Shifts r...

NUR 180 EXAM 2 |Completeed With A+ Graded Answers Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Microcephaly Small gestational age (body) Fail to develop normally Habituation + Adaptation = Tolerance S/S of heroin use Dilated pupils Drowsiness Euphoria Respiratory depression S/S of heroin use that is main priority Respiratory depression S/S of PCP use Increased VS (BP) Agitated movements Belligerence Nonsensical talk Violence Bizarre behaviors S/S of PCP use that is main prior...