NUR 2392 (NUR2392)

LATEST REVIEW NUR2392, MDCII – Examination Blue Print – Exam 1

Ticket to Class Weeks 1, 2, & 3 Define cellular regulation? Cellular regulation is the genetic and physiologic processes that control cellular growth, replication, differentiation, and function to maintain homeostasis. Define Immunity? protects the body from foreign invaders and non-self-cells Define Mitosis? Mitosis makes one cell divide into two new cells that are identical to each other and to the cell that began mitosis. Define Neoplasia? Any new or continued cell growth not needed...

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MDC2 Final Exam Blueprint WHAT IS THE MASTER GLAND = pituitary gland CH: 56: Noninflammatory Intestinal Disorders Diagnostics for lower GI include____? - Fecal occult blood test - Stool culture - Barium - Colorectal study - CT - Colonoscopy - Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP)  Mechanical Intestinal Obstruction vs. a Non-Mechanical Intestinal Obstruction- there is a link and video on this in the course materials if you are still unsure of the difference. ...

Ch. 56 – Care of Patients with Noninflammatory Intestinal Disorders ● Nonmechanical (ileus) vs. mechanical obstruction (intussusception, volvulus, etc.) o Non-mechanical: results from neurological disturbances that affect the muscles. Can be primary or secondary (often based on anesthesia medications). Remember to assess the patient's bowel tones for complications from this! ▪ Paralytic Ileus: the bowel is not impacted by a physical obstruction, but because of a lack of peristal...

NUR2392 MDC 2 Exam 3 Focused Review Modules 8, 9, & 10 *Please note this is just to be used as a guide. You are responsible for all material covered in class* *Review all concepts related to the topics* Disease/syndromes/problems (For each one, know the following: definition/causes/risks/signs and symptoms/labs/treatment/possible complications/multidimensional care) Chapter 56 Non-inflammatory intestinal disorders Labs, Obstructions-mechanical; non-mechanical, IBS, Colon cancer, colostom...

 Nonmechanical (paralytic ileus or adynamic ileus) obstruction vs. Mechanical obstruction (intussusception, volvulus) o Both mechanical and non-mechanical obstructions: intestinal contents accumulate at and above obstruction. Distention results from and testing inability to move or absorb contents. Peristalsis increases to compensate for lag. Abdominal distention due to increased secretions. Edematous bowel increased capillary permeability. Fluid trapped in intestinal lumen decreases f...

Chapter 11: Care of Patients with Fluid and Electrolyte Balance Hypervolemia S/S: pitting edema, increased HR/BP/HR, distended neck and hand veins, weight gain, SOB, lung crackles, pale/cool skin, decreased lab values, alter LOC Treatment: patient safety (assess every 2 hours for PE), assess for skin breakdown (skin care), provide supplemental O2 and position patient in semi-fowler’s to improve SOB, furosemide, fluid restriction, monitor daily weight and output, restrict Na/low sodium ...

MDC1 Final exam TOTAL questions- #150= 300 points Module 10 -#30 1. Scleroderma a. AKA systemic sclerosis b. Rare autoimmune connective tissue disorder c. Abnormal thickening of the skin d. Secondary Raynaud’s phenomenon can occur 2. Lupus a. 2 classifications: i. Discoid (affects the skin) ii. Systemic (causes major body organs to fail) (has remission and exacerbations, causes direct damage and causes vasculitis which deprives organ of blood and oxygen) (Butterfly rash acro...