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NUR 111 – Inflammation Questions with Complete Solutions

NUR 111: Mobility Questions with Complete Solutions

The nurse has instructed a patient regarding the procedure for obtaining a midstream urine specimen. The patient asks, "Why does the urine sample need to be collected in this manner?" The nurse's best response is?A) "The initial stream flushes out resident microorganisms that accumulate at the urethral meatus" B) "It is performed this way in order to verify that fresh urine is obtained." C) "This method will prevent you from developing urinary incontinence." D) "By waiting to catch ...

A client diagnosed with bronchitis asks the nurse about the function of the bronchi. Which should the nurse include in the response? A. Capture and help sweep the debris toward the mouth for removal when coughing B. Warm and moisten air as it moves through the respiratory tract to the alveoli C. Help to keep the lungs inflated D. Contain the heart, trachea, esophagus, and the great vessels - answer-B. Warm and moisten air as it moves through the respiratory tract to the alveoli The nurse ...

What is an early indication of osteoporosis? - answer-loss of height What is the most important factor in a patient's ability to learn a new skill? - answer-the involvement of the patient in planning the change What is a nonpharmacologic treatment of a fever? - answer-keep the patient's bed linens dry and reduce external coverings While talking with a patient, the patient informs the nurse that no one has spoken to her about her surgical procedure. What should the nurse do? - answer-c...

What is the importance of assessing a pt's pain status? - answer-It is a critical component to understanding the pt's clinical status and progress. Which cultures care for ill members by protecting them from bad news about their health? - answer-collectivistic -Hispanic -African -Aisan Why do we analyze vital signs? - answer-To interpret their significance and make decisions about appropriate interventions. Which approach ensures accuracy when taking vitals? - answer-organized & s...

Bacteria in bladder urine may ascend into the kidneys and enter the bloodstream, causing ________________ or ________________. - answer-bacteremia, urosepsis _______________ _______________ results when urine flow is obstructed. Causes include ____________ _____________, ____________ _____________, ____________, ____________, & _________________. - answer-urinary retention; prostate enlargement, fecal impaction, trauma, anxiety, medications Any instrument used on or in the urinary tract re...

Focus is health promotion and prevention - answer-Primary care Schools, doc offices, clinics, workplaces, church, health dept - answer-Primary care Acute care, diagnose and treat illness - answer-Secondary and tertiary settings Hospitals, urgent care, phyciatric facilities, ED, ICU, subacute - answer-Secondary and tertiary Nursing centers, assisted living, adult day care, hospice, respite care - answer-Continuing care services Used to enhance or det best treatment option - answer-...

The nurse is preparing a presentation on infections. Which factor regarding chronic infections should be included? A. Chronic infections do not affect young children. B. Chronic infections generally appear suddenly. C. Chronic infections only affect susceptible hosts. D. Chronic infections can persist for long periods. - answer-D. Chronic infections can persist for long periods. An older adult client with diabetes has an inflamed area on a toe that is suspected of being cellulitis. Wh...

Pre-interactive phase of a nurse-patient relationship - answer-Begins before the nurse's first contact w/the patient. The nurse's role is self-exploration and gathering data about the patient. Introductory or orientation phase of a nurse-patient relationship - answer-When the nurse & client first meet. The nurse seeks to find out why the client sought help. The tasks during this phase are to establish trust, understanding, acceptance, open communication and formulate a contract with the pat...