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Functions of the Abdomen - Answer - Abdomen is a complex and challenging region of the body that communicates with many different systems. - Contains many vital organs -Use a systematic approach - It's critical for nurses to assess and actively listen to the patient's self report about abdominal complaints. -Abdomen depends on muscles for support and protection A and P of the Abdomen - Answer - Abdomen is the largest cavity in the body. - Primary site for digestive organs and con...

subjective data - Answer things a person tells you about that you cannot observe through your senses; symptoms objective data - Answer information that is seen, heard, felt, or smelled by an observer; signs Two types of peritoneum lining - Answer parietal and visceral peritoneum Four pairs of abdominal muscles - Answer external abdominal oblique, rectus abdominis, internal abdominal oblique, transverse abdominis two types of viscera organs - Answer solid viscera, hollo...

What is tachycardia? - Answer Heart rate above 100 bpm What is bradycardia? - Answer Heart rate below 60 bpm What is tachypnea? - Answer Respiratory rate above 20 bpm What is bradypnea? - Answer Respiratory rate below 12 bpm What is apnea? - Answer Absence of respirations What is normal blood pressure? - Answer < 120 SBP and < 80 DBP What is elevated blood pressure? - Answer SBP 120-129 and DBP < 80 What is Stage 1 hypertension? - Answer SBP ...

during the 6 weeks uterus returning to pre-pregnant state - Answer what is the involution process oxytocin - Answer which hormone is released by the pituitary gland and promotes uterine contractions the fundus - Answer What is the top of the uterus called should be centered and firm, and round - Answer How should the uterus feel when assessed breastfeeding, if had large baby, multi-fetal pregnancy, or increased number of pregnancies - Answer What is the severity of the...

Following the birth of her baby, a woman expresses concern about the weight she gained during pregnancy and how quickly she can lose it now that the baby is born. The nurse, in describing the expected pattern of weight loss, should begin by telling this woman that: - Answer The expected weight loss immediately following delivery is 11 to 13 lbs Prepregnant weight is usually achieved by 2 to 3 months after birth, not within the 6-week postpartum period. Weight loss from diuresis, diaphoresi...

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five levels of consciousness - Answer alertness, lethargy, obtunded, stupor, coma What describes this: Speak to patient in a normal tone of voice. Patient opens the eyes, looks at you, and responds fully and appropriately to stimuli. - Answer alertness What describes this: Speak to patient in a loud voice, call the patient's name and say something like, "How are you?". Patients are drowsy, but open their eyes and look at you, respond to questions, and then fall asleep. - Answer ...

Primary reason for a narcotic before a surgery - Answer To decrease the amount of Anesthesia needed effect narcotic analgesic has on Respirations - Answer Decreased rate and Depth NSAID Should be administered with what - Answer With food or milk Legal responsibilities as a nurse concerning and not informed consent - Answer Witness the client/patient signature Long-term use of non-salicylates Can cause - Answer Hepatotoxicity Post operative patient use a incentive sp...

1. During a marathon, a runner had to drop out after 16 miles because of severe muscle spasms. Which type of pain is the runner experiencing? - Answer Somatic pain A young man has been taken to the emergency department because of a suspected overdose of morphine tablets. The nurse prepares to administer which drug? - Answer Naloxone (Narcan) 3. An anticonvulsant drug has been ordered as part of a patient's pain management program. The nurse explains to the patient that the purpose o...

The nurse is aware that the ethical principle of "Do no harm" is known by which name? Autonomy Beneficence Confidentiality Nonmaleficence - Answer nonmaleficence Which is the correct definition of "placebo"? An investigational drug used in a new drug study An inert substance that is not a drug A legend drug that requires a prescription A substance that is not approved as a drug but is used as an herbal product - Answer An inert substance that is not a...