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HEALTH ASSESSMENT Which is not a skills requisite? A: Inspection B: Palpation C: Vital signs D: Percussion - Answer- C: Vital Signs What are some things you are looking for during palpation? - Answer- Temperature, Moisture, Texture, Lumps Over what tissue would you expect to hear resonance? A: Stomach B: Lungs C: Brain D: Bones - Answer- B: Lungs Over what tissue would you expect to hear tympany? A: Lungs B: Bone C: Brain D: Stomach - Answer- D: Stomach ...

Health Assessment Practice Questions The practitioner, entering the examining room to meet a patient for the first time, states "Hello, I'm M.M., and I'm here to gather some information. This will take about 30 minutes. D.D. is a student working with me. If it's all right with you, she will remain during the examination." Which of the following must be added to cover all aspects of the interview contract? A) A statement regarding confedentiality, patient costs and the expectations of ...

Health Assessment Test 1 Chapters 1-4 1. After completing an initial assessment of a patient, the nurse has charted that his respirations are eupneic and his pulse is 58 beats per minute. These types of data would be: a. Objective. b. Reflective. c. Subjective. d. Introspective. - Answer- a. Objective. Objective data are what the health professional observes by inspecting, percussing, palpating, and auscultating during the physical examination. Subjective data is what the per...

Health Assessment PPT Which of the following is an open ended question? a. What brought you in today? b. Where does it hurt? c. Have you been checking your blood pressure? d. When was the last time you were seen by a doctor? - Answer- Answer:A. It is the only choice that would invite a paragraph for an answer rather than a short statement. Which of the following is the most basic function and therefore should be tested first in an assessment of mental status? a.Behavior ...

Health Assessment A patient is admitted to the medical-surgical unit with a diagnosis of hypertension. The nurse is using the nursing process to develop the plan of care. Which steps should the nurse incorporate? A. Assessment, treatment, planning, evaluation, discharge, follow-up B. Admission, assessment, diagnosis, treatment, discharge planning C. Admission, diagnosis, treatment, evaluation, discharge planning D. Assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification, planning, implementation...

*Second-level priority problems* - Answer- *Second-level priority problems* are next in urgency. They require prompt intervention to prevent deterioration, and may include a mental status change or acute pain. *Third-level priority problems* - Answer- *Third-level priority problems* are important to the patient's health, but can be addressed after more urgent problems. Examples include lack of knowledge or family coping. Evidence-based practice - Answer- Evidence-based practic...

Health Assessment Exam #1 (Ch. 1,3,4,8,9,10,12,18,27,29) What does the health history provide? - Answer- Subjective and objective data What is subjective data? what is an example? - Answer- SD is what the patient tells you Example: headache, chest pain What is objective data? what is an example? - Answer- OD are the signs perceived by the examiner through physical examination during assessment Example: rash seen by a nurse, or temp taken with a thermometer In what order...

MBLEX PRACTICE EXAM How is research validated? - Answer- Further research to replicate findings What are the heart, liver, and lungs? - Answer- Organs What consists of elongated cells that can use ATP to generate force? - Answer- Muscle tissue Which system includes sebaceous glands, sweat glands, and breasts? - Answer- Integumentary What is the fleshy part in the middle of the muscle? - Answer- Belly **Which is the "rest and digest" nervous system?** - Answer- Parasympathetic...

MBLEX Study Guide Which vessels can easily be seen on the dorsal surface of the hand? - Answer- Veins Which muscle has the greatest affect on the return of venous blood and lymph to the heart? - Answer- Diaphragm List parts of small intenstine: - Answer- Duodenum, jejunum, ileum The digestive system is responsible for - Answer- the absorption of nutrients The thyroid gland is part of which system? - Answer- Endocrine Which of the following hormones would be elevated due to stre...

Massage Therapy Mblex Extensors - Answer- When assessing the radiocarpal joint, what muscle group would you lengthen to release or decrease mild extention at the wrist? Proximal and radioulnar joints - Answer- What joints in the forearm are produced the supination and pronation actions? Nipples and genitalia - Answer- Which areas of the client are never appropriate for massage treatment? The client's willingness and ability to contract muscles - Answer- What does active ROM test? ...

MBLEx phagocytosis - Answer- What is the process by which specialized cells ingest harmful microoganisms and cellular debris, break them down and expel the harmless remains back into the body posterior - Answer- Which of the following pertains to the back of a structure mucous - Answer- Which membrane lies opening to the outside of the body superior - Answer- That which is located above or toward the head end is called sweating - Answer- Which of the follwing is one of the mecha...

Ch 7 Davis Advantage Maternity Nursing Mariah is in active labor and being continuously monitored. FHR is 120 with moderate variability and contractions every 3 to 5 minutes. The nurse also notes decelerations that begin and end with the contractions. What is the appropriate nursing action to address these decelerations? Turn the patient left lateral and apply oxygen via facemask at 10 L/min to improve the variability. Notify the provider the patient has a category III strip and needs an em...

Chapter 14 Davis Advantage for Maternal-Newborn Nursing severe maternal morbidity (SMM) - obstetric hemorrhage infection perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs) hypertensive disorders of pregnancy venous thromboembolism (VTE) Risk Reduction for Postpartum Complications - Review prenatal and intrapartum records (anemia, long labor, operations) assess for signs of complications w early identification Assist w walking to decrease VTE prevent over-distention of bladder=uterine ato...

Davis Advantage Ch 12 Maternity Which of the following is not true about promoting self-care to patients? They are mothers now; they should know they will always come second to their baby's needs. Rooming-in should be the priority. It's OK to ask family and friends for help so you can take a shower and get some rest when needed. Offering respite by taking the infant to the nursery for a few hours so the patient can catch up on sleep can help the bonding process. Providing community reso...

Davis Advantage Maternity Ch 10 A congenital condition is a condition ___________________. present since conception only caused by genetic abnormalities present at birth predictable with genetic testing - Answer- present at birth The nurse is caring for infant boy Walker who was delivered 4 days ago at 28 weeks 4 days. At 0753, the nurse obtains the daily weight, vital signs, performs a blood sugar check, and gives an enteral feeding. What other need would the nurse address at this tim...

Ch 5 Davis Advantage Maternal Nursing During a high-risk pregnancy, women will have their pregnancy, labor, and birth managed by what type of specialist? Neonatologist Certified Nurse Midwife (CNM) Perinatologist Gynecologist - Answer- Perinatologist Susan is a new patient in the OB office and is 19 weeks pregnant. Which of the following is the best response when discussing her lateness to prenatal care? "You need to understand that there are reasons you need to be seen as soon as po...

Davis Advantage for Maternal-Newborn Success Full Test Bank 1. Since 1995, there has been a significant decrease in the rate of infant death related to which of the following: a. Disorders associated with short gestation and low birth weight b. Accidents c. Sudden infant death d. Newborns affected by complications of placenta, cord, and membranes - Answer- ANS: c 2. Tobacco use during pregnancy is associated with adverse effects on the unborn infant, such as intrauterine growth rest...

Medication Aide in Healthcare Which of the following is an example of documenting? (A) The medication aide submits a written request to her supervisor to change from afternoon to morning shifts . (B) The resident keeps a list of her medications at her bedside. (C) The medication aide administers eyedrops to a resident and records the event on the resident's chart. (D) The nurse provides the medication aide with a list of medications for a new resident. - Answer- C Medication ...

STATE MED AIDE TEST PREP Give an example of a medication from PLANTS drug source. - Answer- Digitalis, Morphine, Codeine Give an example of a medication from ANIMALS drug source. - Answer- Insulin, Heparin, Pepsin, Thyroid Give an example of a medication from MINERALS drug source. - Answer- Iron, Calcium, Magnesium, Gold Give an example of a medication from SYNTHESIZED drug source. - Answer- Thiazides, Lomotil, Gantrisin Chemical Name - Answer- Describes the chemical structure of ...

Medication aide STATE FINAL when should medication error be reported.. - Answer- as soon as the error occurs one teaspoon of cough syrup is equal to what - Answer- 5 mL what is a sign of anaphylaxis? - Answer- Wheezing (airway is closing) the site for placing a transdermal patch should be..? - Answer- hairless (only clip never shave) the med aide is responsible to know the medical information of who? - Answer- only the residents you are assigned due to hippa what is one respons...