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NSG 3500 Maternity exam 1 25-year-old patient comes into the clinic and presents with greenish discharge that has a foul odor. After her lab work, the doctor prescribes her ceftriaxone. What would the nurse suspect the patient to have? - ANS Gonorrhea If a patient was prescribed acyclovir, what would you expect them to be diagnosed with? - ANS HSV A pregnant 30-year-old female who is 32 weeks gestation comes into the clinic and is diagnosed with HIV. As the nur...

CH. 5 The perinatal nurse explains to a new nurse that a female fetus has a developed ovary by A. 8 weeks B. 10 weeks C. 12 weeks D. 16 weeks - ANS B CH. 5 - A perinatal nurse is conducting prenatal classes. This nurse explains that an incision for a cesarean birth is normally made in which uterine segment? A. isthmus B. Cervix C. Apex D. Corpus - ANS A CH. 5 - The perinatal nurse explains to an adolescent that ova are produced and estrogen is secreted at wh...

A perinatal nurse explains to a new nurse that a female fetus has developed ovary by a. 8 weeks b. 10 weeks c. 12 weeks d. 16 weeks - ANS B The perinatal nurse explains to an adolescent that ova are produced and estrogen is secreted at which phase of life? a. puberty b. birth c. the climacteric d. pregnancy - ANS A A nurse is conducting prenatal classes. The nurse explains the incision made to enlarge the perineal opening for a vaginal birth. What is this incisi...

1351 exam 1 Questions And Answers

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Which action demonstrates the role of an intelligent consumer of nursing research? - ANS Evaluating the creeibility of the research findings Which of the following is the overall value of developing evidence-informed nursing practice? - ANS Demonstration of how nursing makes a difference in patient outcomes How are nursing theory and research related? - ANS Both nursing theory & research are related since they advance the knowledge base of nursing. A consum...

The engineering design process follows the same steps as the scientific discovery process, or scientific method. True? - No; I would say there are major differences - Yes; they are essentially the same - ANS No; I would say there are major differences Descriptive geometry is described in the book and video lecture in relation to: - Eucledian geometry - Geometry as a means of computation and analysis -Derivation and construction of tangent arcs - Geometry applied to the descrip...

With of the following criteria must be met to infer causality a) The relationship between cause and effect must be measurable and reciprocal B) The relationship must not be explained baby any other variable C) The independent variable must change in response to manipulation of the dependent variable D) The outcome must be logical, expected, and predictable - ANS B Which of the following situations meets a criterion for inferring causality between performance of exercise and a...

Which of the following aspect of the study is considered a measure to maintain the uniformity of conditions of a quantitative study? a. Accuracy b. Methods c. Control d. Validity - ANS c. Control What is the overall purpose of the research design in a quantitative research study? a. To determine sample size b. To identify the problem statement c. To provide a plan for answering the research question d. To assist the researcher in identifying gaps in the knowledge base - ANS ...

What is the difference between a hypothesis and a research problem? a. There is no difference between a research problem and a hypothesis. b. A hypothesis is theory based, and a research question is practice based. c. A hypothesis attempts to answer the question posed by the research problem. d. A research problem defines clinical research, and a hypothesis defines bench research. - ANS c. A hypothesis attempts to answer the question posed by the research problem. How is a hypot...

Which of the following definitions of paradigm is correct? a. A way of linking the naturalistic world to empirical thought b. Philosophical beliefs that influence the way people in a society think about the world c. A model that captures the interaction of specific variables within a known concept d. A concept that encompasses the integration of "wholeness," spirituality, and personal worth into scientific thought - ANS b. Philosophical beliefs that influence the way people in a ...

Blood or blood products - ANS What drugs are administered to restore fluid volume when more than 30% of fluid volume is lost? replace plasma volume and supply red blood cells - ANS MOA of blood/blood products whole blood, plasma protein fraction, fresh-frozen plasma, packed red blood cells - ANS What are the components of blood/blood products? maintain plasma osmotic pressure; transport substances through blood - ANS MOA of colloid agents Plasm...

40 or above - ANS What is the normal range for aPTT? 1.1 - ANS What is the normal range for INR? - ANS What is the normal range for PT? - ANS What is the normal range for PTT? heparin; enoxaparin (both subcutaneous medications) - ANS What anticoagulant medications are able to be used during pregnancy? bruising, bleeding, petechiae, black and tarry stools, decreased blood pressure, tachycardia (vital signs!!) - ANS What ...

WBCs, RBCs, and platelets - ANS complete blood count (CBC) measures concentration of WBC differential - ANS all blood parts + WBC parts (neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, basophils, eosinophils) Anemia - ANS the decrease in the number of RBC's, quantity of hemoglobin, and/or volume of packed cells- decrease in any of these leads to signs of hypoxia blood loss, decreased production of RBCs, Increased destrution of RBCs - ANS What are three prev...

The nurse is caring for a patient who has a high fever, central nervous system dysfunction and tachycardia. The nurse should recognize that the patient may be experiencing A. myxedema crisis. B. Beck's triad. C. thyroid storm. D. hyperosmolar hyperglycemic nonketotic syndrome (HHNS). - ANS C. Thyroid storm Which of the following assessment findings associated with a skull fracture indicate the need for further intervention? A. otorrhea, nausea, and vomiting B. decreasing le...

Anticholinergics [not producing fluids/blood to heart, lungs and brain] syndrome (antihistamines, bronchodilators, cyclic antidepressants, SLEEP AIDS) - ANS Hot as a hare (hyperthermia) Red as a beet (flushed) Dry as a bone [ANHYDROSIS (dry skin, urinary retention) Blind as a bat (mydriasis) Mad as a hatter (hallucinations, delirium, myoclonic jerking) The antidote for anticholinergic toxicity is physostigmine salicylate. Physostigmine is the only reversible acetylcholinesteras...

Which of the following statements made by a patient would lead the nurse to conclude that the patient understands risk factors for pulmonary embolism? While on a long flight, I should get up and walk to stretch my legs every hour. Resuming my birth control pills will lower my risk of cancer and my risk of another clot. If I drink plenty of water while driving on a long trip, this shouldn't happen again. Switching from my regular cigarettes to the electronic ones can reduce my risk. - AN...

Which of the following statements made by a patient would lead the nurse to conclude that the patient understands risk factors for pulmonary embolism? While on a long flight, I should get up and walk to stretch my legs every hour. Resuming my birth control pills will lower my risk of cancer and my risk of another clot. If I drink plenty of water while driving on a long trip, this shouldn't happen again. Switching from my regular cigarettes to the electronic ones can reduce my risk. - AN...

When critically appraising (critiquing) the method section of a research article, which questions are appropriate to determine the merits and limitations of that section? (SATA) A. Were appropriate statistical methods used? B. Was the most rigorous possible design used? C. Do the study findings appear valid? D. Was the number of data collection points appropriate? E. Was the population identified and described? - ANS B. Was the most rigorous possible design used? D. Was the num...

True or False? The objective of a systematic review is to synthesize existing knowledge. - ANS True True or False? When starting a tertiary analysis, the most important decision is the selection of a topic that is narrow enough that all the relevant publications can be acquired. - ANS True What type of research must be carefully organized by theme, methodology, chronology, or another guiding principle? - ANS Narrative review A researcher with strong quantit...