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NSG 221What are Aggregates? - correct answer Subgroups or subpopulations that have some common characteristics or concerns What is a Community? - correct answer Group or collection of locally based individuals interacting in social units and sharing common interests, characteristics, values, and/or goals Mission of public health nursing - correct answer social justice- all people get necessities met such as adequate income and health protection and collective burdens to make it possible. ...

NSG 221-Mental Health Exam 1Mental Health - correct answer defines health as a state of complete physical, mental, and social wellness, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Mental Illness - correct answer disorders that affect mood, behavior, and thinking, such as depression, schizophrenia. Brain stem components - correct answer midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata, nuclei, locus coeruleus Midbrain - correct answer reticular activating system (motor activity, sleep, consciousnes...

NSG-221 Self AssessmentsThe major goal of the community health nurse is to provide: a) Health education and teaching services b) Primary Health Care c) Knowledge skill and methods of public health service d) Health promotion and disease prevention - correct answer d) health promotion and disease prevention The most effective way to assess the healthcare needs of the people on the reservation is to: a) survey a random sample of former community residents b) Rely on intuitive impress...

NURS 221 - HESI PracticeAt what step in the procedure should the nurse don sterile gloves? A. prior to removing the dressing on the client's hip B. before opening the new sterile dressing package C. before cleansing the client's hip incision D. after cleansing the client's hip incision C. before cleansing the client's hip incision On admission, a client presents a signed living will that includes a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) prescription. When the client stops breathing, th...

NURS 221 Final ExamNurse Practice Acts - correct answer State laws that determine and define the responsibility and scope of practice of nurse Patient Self Determination Act - correct answer A federal law that ensures that patients have the right to self-determination in health care decisions, that these wished be protected and communicated Living Will - correct answer A legal document that expresses the patient's wishes should they become incapacitated and facing end-of-life issues Du...

Nursing 221 Exam #2Critical Thinking is a... - correct answer Complex, active, organized, and dynamic cognitive process. Process = a series of steps or components leading to the achievement of a goal or outcome. DON Curriculum Concept Definition of Critical Thinking. - correct answer Purposeful process of reflective, empirical and intuitive reasoning and judgment, grounded in theory/experience/standards and can be demonstrated through skill performance and patient care outcomes, while honori...

Nursing 221 Exam #3Background of Infection Control and Prevention: - correct answer oHigh risk for infection when entering any health care facility o1:25 patients in any day will develop a health care associated infection oTjc-patient safety issue and essential to provide for safe health care environment oRisk factors for hcai-decreased resistance due to pre-existing conditions, medications or decreased immune response oExposure to multiple drug resistant pathogens OInvasive procedures R...

Nursing 221 Exam 1Characteristics of a Profession: - correct answer Has specific body of knowledge, specific skills, administration of the highest care, performing duties and care safely, responsibility, judgement, usually has certifying body or professional organization Characteristics of a Job: - correct answer Typically performed w/out "thought," may/may not require advanced knowledge, typically no association linked to it, requires less training, typically pays less, and may/may not hav...

Nursing 221 Exam 3Autonomy - correct answer commitment to include patients in decisions, the right to make one's own personal decisions, even when those decisions might not be in that person's own best interest Beneficence - correct answer taking positive harm or hurt, avoidance of harm or injury Non-maleficence - correct answer avoid of harm or hurt, avoidance of harm or injury Justice - correct answer being fair; fairness in care delivery and use of resources Fidelity - correct a...

Nursing 221 Test 1What does RACE stand for? - correct answer rescue, alarm, confine, extinguish What does PASS stand for? - correct answer pull the pin, aim, squeeze, sweep If seizures occur what do you do? - correct answer always stay with the patient, call for help, if standing, guide to the floor and cradle head in lap or place pad under head, provide privacy, turn patient on side if able with head tilted and slightly forward, do not place anything in mouth, note time seizure starts, en...

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Pediatric Nursing Exam 4 bacterial meningitis - correct answer inflammation of the meninges, septic viral meningitis - correct answer inflammation of the meningitis, aseptic viral meningitis risk factors - correct answer CMV HSV enterovirus HIV arbovirus bacterial meningitis risk factors - correct answer strep flu e. coli other bacteria newborn symptoms of meningitis - correct answer none at birth vague poor tone weak cry poor suck 3 mo - 2 year symptoms of meningitis ...

Pediatric Nursing - MidtermWhich can the nurse identify with information about morbidity and mortality? a. Lifespan statistics b. The effectiveness of a treatment c. Cost-effective treatments for the general population d. Age groups at high risk for certain disorders or hazards - correct answer ANS: D Analysis of these data provide the nurse with information about which groups of individuals are at risk for various health problems. Lifespan statistics are part of the mortality data. Tre...

HESI Case Studies: RN Pediatrics : Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL)During intake, the triage nurse quickly realizes Roberto's parents speak limited English. Who is the best resource for the nurse to consult? - correct answer Hospital interpreter What action should the nurse take after the specimen is obtained? - correct answer Hold pressure for 5 minutes on all venipunctures until the CBC report is returned. Which action should the nurse take first? - correct answer Examine the child fo...

Pediatric NCLEX Questions After a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, which finding should alert the nurse to suspect early hemorrhage in a 5-year-old child? a. drooling of bright red secretions b. pulse rate of 95 bpm c. vomiting of 25 mL of dark brown emesis d. BP of 95/56 mm HG - correct answer Answer: a. drooling of bright red secretions A nurse is teaching the parents of a pre-schooler about the possibility of postoperative hemorrhage after a tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy. When sho...

Pediatric Nursing exam 1 practice questionsThe nurse is seeing an adolescent and the parents in the clinic for the first time. Which should the nurse do first? a. Introduce him- or herself. b. Make the family comfortable. c. Give assurance of privacy. d. Explain the purpose of the interview. - correct answer ANS: A The first thing that nurses must do is to introduce themselves to the patient and family. Parents and other adults should be addressed with appropriate titles unless they specify...

Pediatrics TEST BANK: The Child with Respiratory DysfunctionThe nurse is teaching nursing students about normal physiologic changes in the respiratory system of toddlers. Which best describes why toddlers have fewer respiratory tract infections as they grow older? a. The amount of lymphoid tissue decreases. b. Repeated exposure to organisms causes increased immunity. c. Viral organisms are less prevalent in the population. d. Secondary infections rarely occur after viral illnesses. B Ch...

ATI learning systems 3.0 Nursing Care of Children 1A nurse in a pediatric clinic is assessing a toddler at a well-child visit. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? - correct answer Minimize physical contact with the child initially. A nurse is developing a plan of care for a school-age child who underwent a surgical procedure that resulted in a temporary loss of vision. Which of the following interventions should the nurse include in the plan of care? - correct answer Explain...

Pediatric Nursing Role Pediatric Nursing - correct answer Caring for infants, children, adolescents and families focuses on protecting them from illness and injury, assisting them to attain optimal levels of health, regardless of health problems; and rehabilitation. Role of the Pediatric Nurse Historical Background - correct answer - Constantly changing - expanding medical and nursing practice - emerging challenges in different aspects of child care - consumer demands - technology advanc...

Certified Pediatric Nurse Exam3 month Key Milestones - correct answer Brings hands to mouth Grasps and hold object- actively holds rattle but not reaching for it Takes swipes at objects Watches faces intently Smiles at sound of your voice begins to imitate some sounds 4 to 6 Months - correct answer Demands and enjoys attention Chuckles and laughs Attachment begins discovers hands 6 Months - correct answer Peak time of development Good head support - no head lag Rolling in both d...