NURSING TEST

HESI Case Study Guillain-Barré Syndrome Questions and Answers 1. What information from the client would support the diagnosis of Guillain-BarrÉ syndrome? Any type of cold or stomach virus in the last month. 2. Which assessment intervention will the nurse implement specifically for the diagnosis of Guillain-Barré syndrome? Assess deep tendon reflexes. 3. Which intervention will the nurse implement prior to this procedure? Obtain informed consent. 4. Which intervention ...

Case Study- Barbara Questions and Answers Is Barbara's oxygen saturation value normal? No, "normal" is 95-100%. Even in cases where O2 sat is as low as 88% can be "normal" for a person with COPD. Anywhere below that and the person needs more oxygen. What may explain the clubbing of Barbara's fingers? Chronic hypoxia causes clubbing of the fingers Why has Barbara developed a barrel-shaped appearance to her chest? Due to the air trapping or caused by emphysema ...

Case Study 3 Multiple Clients on a Medical Surgical Unit Questions and Answers The charge nurse is delegating and assigning patient care to his or her team members for the shift. Staff members are listed in the left-hand column. In the right-hand column, right in the number for the best member of the patient care team for each intervention. Note that all responses may be used more than once. 1. check and record vital signs for each patient 2. administer docusate sodium, 50mg orally to a pat...

I-Human James Mason Questions and Answers Comparison of Case 1. Recent Job Loss 2. Cannabis Use 3. Inattentive and Preoccupied 4. Poverty of Speech 5. Family Member with persistent mental health problems 6.Psychological Stress 7. Headache 8. Tobacco Use Health History 1. Hears Voice 2. Headache 3. Nonadherence to pharmacology 4. Cannabis Use Physical Assessment 1. Memory problem 2. Inattentive 3. Bothered by external stimuli Analyzes : Characterize findings ...

Part 2 - Anyone Who Had a Heart A Case Study in Physiology Questions and Answers Why is the pulmonary circulation reduced in the human fetus? The lungs are collapsed because they are not being used. Which of the following are normal fetal bypasses for oxygenated blood, but that should close up shortly after delivery since the baby is then breathing oxygen through its lungs? foramen ovale ductus arteriosis Which of the following are possible diagnoses based on these vital signs?...

Unit 3 case studies Questions and Answers A 5-year-old boy has been too tired to play with his friends for two months. His mother is also worried that whenever he falls or bumps into anything, a big bruise forms, and for the past two days he's had a high fever. Physical exam shows bruising, a slightly enlarged spleen, and pain when the physician presses on the child's sternum. The peripheral blood smear showed many lymphoblasts. ALL A 48-year-old man has become progressively more ...

Day 1 & 2 terms + Case study quiz Questions and Answers Evolution by natural selection Populations change over time in response to the environment; survival of the fittest according to Darwin Osmosis Water diffusing down its concentration gradient Diffusion Solute moving from high [ ] to low [ ] Hepatic Liver Renal Kidney Cardiac Heart Carpal Wrist —> technically the 8 carpal bones (En)ceph Brain/head Digital Fingers + toes ...

CASE STUDIES Questions & Answers Mary asked Mr. Hernandez questions about his chest pain, What values were important for her to determine? Duration, Location of pain, Intensity When providing information about Mr. Hernandez to 911 if Mary had said that Mr. Hernandez was having a heart attack instead of chest pains, Mary could have been held responsible for: Practicing medicine without a license Edema Is caused by either heart failure or fluid that causes you to weight gain in a...

Chest pain ihuman Questions & Answers Pain OLCARTS Does the pain away can you from sleep?Does anything make the pain in your chest better or worse? How's the view? How long does the shortness of breath last? Is the pain radiate anywhere else? Is the pain associated with the time you eat? Do you have any acid reflux? acid taste in your mouth? G.I. do you have problems with nausea vomiting constipation diarrhea coffee grounds in your vomit dark tarry stool's roof right red one in y...

Microbiology Final Case Studies Questions and Answers A 22-year old woman with slight fever (38.5C), a complaint of frequent urination, burning on urination, vaginal discharge and a small lesion on the labia. The woman had three sexual partners in the past six months. Her last sexual contacts were about 7 days earlier. Developed mild symptoms about 5 days earlier, beginning with a discharge from the vagina. Pain on urination about 3 days earlier. Urine analysis revealed a pH of 8.2, some white ...