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EENT NURS 5433 (MOD 1 Study Guide) Questions and Answers Glaucoma management -prevention (first): IOP measured in yearly eye exams, avoid OTC vasoconstrictive ocular agents and anticholinergic agents Blephatitis definition inflammation of the eyelid Blepharitis Ulcerative form s/s (lash follicle in the meibomian glands of the eyelid) s/s: pustules base of hair follicles that crust and bleed, lashes can become thick and break easily, itching, tearing, chalazia, recurrent styes...

pnc mid-term Questions and Answers A nurse is responsible for four patients who are to receive medication. Which patient should receive medication first? A patient with labored respirations receiving a stat dose of IV Lasix A client with CHF is having difficulty breathing. Before leaving the room, the nurse ensures the client has an overbed table to lean on when awake if needed to ease breathing. Which technique did the nurse use to make this decision? Critical thinking A post-...

NUR 233: Exam 1Questions and Answers Which branch of nursing is defined as a care delivery model that utilizes the nursing process to provide nursing care to patients through telecommunication technologies and increase access to care for those who may not be able to afford travel to the nearest health care facility? A. Team Care B. Travel Nursing C. Telehealth Nursing D. Case Management C. Telehealth Nursing Telehealth nursing provides nursing care to patients through telecommunicati...

NURS 330 - Exam 1 Review Questions and Answers correct Four broad goals describe the role of a professional nurse. What is one of these goals? 1. To advocate for individuals, families, communities, and populations 2. to prevent illness 3. to treat human responses to health or illness 4. to promote health What are the areas of independent nursing practice? - Deciding when physical procedures should be performed on a patient - Deciding when client teaching is necessary - Deciding wh...

NURS 651 midterm practice Questions and Answers A 15-year-old adolescent is brought to the clinic with jaundice, anorexia, and nausea. The adolescent is concerned that she may be pregnant because she has nausea and has had unprotected sex. The PNP suspects that the diagnosis may be: A) Infectious mononucleosis B) Hepatitis B C) Chronic fatigue syndrome D) Viral gastrits b The mother brings a 4-month-old infant to the office for a well-child visit. The infant received a hepatitis B (...

ANP650 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers Scope is determined by... State Board of Nursing ACNP scope is defined as... "Scope of practice describes the services 2008 Consensus Model Model for APRN Regulation: licensure, accreditation, certification, and education was finalized. -Complete accredited grad-level education program Testing Threshold pretest probability which is high enough to warrant further diagnostic testing. Treatment Threshold pretest probabi...

Module 3 Nurs 5433 Questions and Answers What is the causative agent for fifth disease? Human Parvovirus B19 How is fifth disease transmitted respiratory secretions, blood, and from mother to baby in utero What is the main age group which fifth disease affects? 15 and under What are the s/s of 5th disease? "slapped cheek" appearance, then a lace-like maculopapular rash on trunk. onset of fever, sore throat, corya is about 1 week after exposure, and lasts 2-3 day...

NURS 433 EXAM 3 Questions and Answers Sickle Cell Anemia a genetic disorder that results in increased RBC destruction; RBC's become more fragile with decreased life span; sickled Hgb cells with decreased oxygen capacity causes vascular occlusion What factors increase cellular sickling? can be triggered by stress or traumatic event: hypothermia, fever, hypoxia, infections, high altitude, surgery, blood loss, dehydration, acidosis What medication can be given IV to help with p...

NURS 3310: Exam 1 Review Questions and Answers Classical Era (around 1000 BC) healing is a result of good and evil Greek Era (around 460-370 BC) Hippocrates (father of medicine) Roman Era (31 BC - AD 476) Galen and the Romans (promoted evolution for nursing) Middle Ages (AD 476-1453) Nursing influenced by christianity Nursing roles were filled by church The Renaissance (473 - 1500s) sparked learning interest re: arts and science, no significant changes in nurs...

NURS 316 Practice Midterm Questions and Answers In light of the presence of numerous risk factors for coronary artery disease, a client's primary care provider has recommended that he take low-dose (81 mg) aspirin once daily. Doing so will reduce the client's risk of myocardial infarction by altering which of the following stages of homeostasis? a) Vessel spasm b) Platelet plug formation c) Clot lysis d) Blood coagulation B 3 multiple choice options Which of the following cl...

Nurs 320 - Quiz 1 Questions and Answers Which term is not included in components of appropriate delegation directions? a) clear b) concise c) complete d) correct e) careful e Which items need to be considered when incorporating the right of delegation circumstance? a) client needs b) available resources c) required supervision d) competency level e) degree of directions a,b,c,d The RN is working with a LPN and UAP. Which action by the RN violates the 5 rights of delega...

NURS 5260 Midterm Practice Questions and Answers correct An 84-year-old man presents to a rural hospital for lethargy and fever and is ultimately diagnosed as Fournier gangrene. He has a past medical history of hypertension, diabetes, and chronic renal disease. His care includes intravenous fluids and antibiotics, which are given 2 hours after arrival due to a delay in diagnosis. Appropriate surgical services are not available at the present hospital, and transfer is arranged to an outside faci...

NURS 330 Chapters nursing process and assessment Module 1 Questions and Answers four broad goals of the American Nurses Association (ANA) to promote health, to prevent illness, to treat human responces for health or illness, and to advocate for individuals, families, communities, and populations two models nurses use to promote optimal wellness Health Belief Model and Health Promotion Model Healthy People 2020 is reevaluated every 10 years primary level of prevention i...

1543 Review Questions Midterm Questions and Answers A. Critical Judgement What is a required component of a health assessment? A. Critical judgment B. Critical decision making C. Critical analysis D. Critical thinking A. To gather information about the health status of the client What is the primary purpose of health assessment? A. To gather information about the health status of the client B. To decide on the best way to manage a client's illness based on the nurse's ...

Module 3 Exam Questions and Answers The mother of a 3-year-old child tells the nurse that her child hit her doll after the mother scolded her for picking the neighbors' flowers. Which defense mechanism used by the child does the nurse identify in the mother's report? Displacement A client says to the nurse, "I've been following my diet and taking my medication. What else do you want to talk about today?" Which response would be most helpful during the working phase of the...

MIDTERM REVIEW - MED/SURG Questions and Answers correct The nurse is caring for a patient who has heart failure and encourages the patient to alternate rest and activity periods to reduce cardiac workload. Which phase of the nursing process is the nurse demonstrating? Implementation 3 multiple choice options The nurse is planning care for a patient and uses a visual diagram of patient problems and interventions to illustrate the relationships among pertinent clinical data. Which format...

NURS 3333 Test 1 Questions and Answers correct How can you enhance patient responses? Used open ended questions, facilitate, reflect, clarify, empathize What can cause tension in the clinical setting? Curiosity about you, anxiety, silence, depression, crying, physical intimacy, emotional intimacy, seduction, anger, financial consideration How can you as a nurse property react to a patient who is acting in a seductive manner? Set professional boundaries, avoid touch, let them kn...

NURS 330 Questions and Answers correct Nervous System Age related changes Decreased speed of neural conduction Decrease in size of brain Decreased cerebral circulation Nervous System Clinical Manifestations Decrease reaction & response time Postural hypotension Impaired balance & vertigo Deterioration of short-term memory Cardiovascular System age related changes -weakened heart muscles decreased contractility -Thickening of ventricle walls decreased blood flow to o...

NURS 433- Exam 1 Quiz Questions and Answers correct Other than abstinence, what is the only proven method of decreasing the risk of sexual transmission of HIV infection? Consistent and Appropriate Use of Condoms Which client is most at risk of becoming infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)? A person having casual intercourse with multiple partners A new nursing graduate is working at the hospital in the medical-surgical unit. The preceptor observes the nurse emptying ...

NUR 433 Exam 1 Questions and Answers correct managed care - health maintenance organizations, point of service plans, and preferred provider organizations -includes strategies such as payment arrangements and preadmission or pretreatment authorization to control costs case management - uses a systematic approach to identify specific clients, determine eligibility for care, arrange access to appropriate resources and services and provide continuity of care thorough a collaborative mode...