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Which question should the nurse ask to assess a patient's dysuria? a. "Do you have blood in your urine?" b. "Do you have pain when you urinate?" c. "Do you have to urinate frequently?" d. "Do you have to urinate at night?" - Answer ANS: Dysuria is painful urination. The alternate responses are used to assess other urinary tract symptoms: hematuria, nocturia, and frequency. A young adult who is employed as a hairdresser and has a 15 pack-year history of cig...

G/P - Answer Gravida(pregnancies)/Parity (births past 22 weeks) G/P/A/L - Answer Gravida/Parity/Abortion/Live G/T/P/A/L - Answer G = Gravida (pregnancies) T = Term (38-42 wk) P = Preterm (20-37 wk) A = abortion (spontaneous or induced) L = # of living children Terbutaline - Answer Adrenergic bronchodilator usually asthma med *prevents and slows contraction of uterus* Betamethasone - Answer Corticosteroid increases surfactant production and lung maturit...

Nursing Process - Answer how nurses make clinical decisions Step 1 of Nursing Process - Answer assessment- assessing the whole patient (physical health, behavioral aspects of health, spirituality, social factors, cultural variations, life span and developmental factors) Subjective Data - Answer sensations of symptoms- pain, hunger, feelings, desires, preferences Health History Biological Data- DOB, name, gender, religion, education level, occupation, insurance, significant...

Examples of primary prevention strategies include A. colonoscopy at age 50 B. avoidance of tobacco products C. teaching the importance of exercise to a patient with hypertension D intake of a diet low in saturated fat in a patient with high cholesterol - Answer B. avoidance of tobacco products A characteristic of a chronic illness is that it (select all that apply) A. has reversible pathologic change B. has a consistent, predictable clinical course C. results in permanent deviatio...

What is health assessment - Answer A systematic method of collecting and analyzing data for the purpose of planning patient centered care Explain Subjective Vs. Objective/ Signs vs. Symptoms in Nursing? Give Examples - Answer Subjective Data (Symptoms) include what the pt. feels, communicates and shares with you as the RN. Ex. Pt. complaining of a headache Objective Data (Signs) include data that is measurable or can be seen, read, or heard by the RN. Ex. Blood pressu...

Factors that can affect maternal and child health - Answer -Family -genetics -society -culture -health status and lifestyle -access to healthcare -improvement dx and tx -empowerment of health care consumers are all factors How can society and culture influence the health of women, children, and families? - Answer Society social roles, socioeconomic status, the media, and the expanding global nature of society Culture Self-awareness, knowledge, skills and encounter M...

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Which statement best summarizes the importance of Lillian Wald's achievements? a. She suggested new nursing specialties. b. She demonstrated how to improve health in communities. c. She gave expert clinical nursing care to her clients. d. She was appointed a national nursing leader. - Answer b. She demonstrated how to improve health in communities. Which statement best describes the focus of macroscopic therapy "thinking upstream"? a. Modifying economic, political, and...

Which factor is most responsible for the population growth of the United States? a. A decrease in the death rate b. Ongoing immigration c. An increase in the birth rate d. Lengthening of the normal life span - Answer b. Ongoing immigration Which statement best defines Leininger's term "culture universal"? a. The preference to be cared for by someone from their own cultural group for maximum ease and comfort b. The commonalities of values, norms, and life patterns that...

When outbreak of disease occurs, the nurse uses the three elements to inquiry to an explanation of disease. What is the model of investigation called? What are the 3 elements in the model? - Answer The epidemiological triangle Agent, host, and environment What is the web of causation? - Answer Illustrates the complexity of relationships among causal variables of diseases What is wheel model of epidemiology? - Answer Multiple causes of host and environmental interactions for...

What is the primary reason Americans are concerned about health care? - Answer The constantly increasing costs of health care. What percentage of the Gross Domestic Product did health care costs account for in 1965? - Answer 5.7%. What percentage of the Gross Domestic Product did health care costs account for in 2015? - Answer 17.8%. Why is a nurse's involvement in lobbying for health care changes important? - Answer Nurses are the largest segment of health care p...

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1 month: movement - Answer - Jerky, quivering arm movements - Head side to side while on stomach - Head flops back w/o support - Hand in fists - Strong moro reflex 1 month: visual - Answer - 8-12 inches - Prefers B&W or high contrast - Human face over everything 1 month: hearing - Answer - Fully developed - Some sounds - May turn to familiar sounds 1 month: smell/touch - Answer - Sweet smells - Recognizes mom's breast milk - Soft sensations 1 month: c...

most common foot deformity - Answer metatarsus adductus metatarsus adductus - Answer inward turning of the forefoot, "in toeing" or "pigeon-toed" metatarsus adductus causes - Answer CP or intrauterine positioning metatarsus adductus tx - Answer exercising first (usually w changing diapers) Doesn't work?-->casting club foot - Answer foot twisted out of normal position affecting the ankle & foot club foot causes - Answer genetics sp...

What are pediatric differences that affect the function of their GI? - Answer 1. Poor swallowing control 2. Increased peristalsis 3. Smaller stomach 4. Enzyme deficiencies 5. Immature liver function a. limit in bilirubin conjugation b. gluconeogenesis c. deamination d. plasma proteins e. ketone formationterm-0 You are teaching an adolescent client who has type 1 DM about managing hypoglycemia. What should you teach them about food and managing hypoglycemia? - Answer Y...

congenital heart disease - Answer Anatomic defects of the heart present normal blood flow to the pulmonary and/or systemic system. Defects are categorized by blood flow patterns in the heart ● Increased pulmonary blood flow: ASD, VSD, PDA ● Decreased pulmonary blood flow: Tetralogy of fallot, tricuspid atresia ● Obstruction to blood flow Coarctation of the aorta, pulmonary stenosis, aortic stenosis ● Mixed blood flow: Transposition of the great arteries, truncus arte...

Positive family relationships are characterized by - Answer parent-child interactions that show mutual warmth and respect Nursing actions for promoting family-centered care - Answer - pay close attention when family members state that a child "is not acting right" or has other concerns. - children's opinions should be considered when providing care. Family composition-traditional nuclear family - Answer married couple and their biologic children (only full brothers...

Hyponatremia: Cause - Answer *Common for people of lower income to dilute formula for children, this leads to hyponatremia because the kid ends up not getting enough sodium intake *Water intoxication -AKI can cause water intoxication and hyponatremia Nephrotic Syndrome: Manifestations - Answer -proteinuria -hypoalbuminemia -edema Nephrotic syndrome is the: - Answer damage to the glomerular basement membrane, the permeability is damaged, allowing protein to leak through...

Which of the following patients on the acute care psychiatric unit needs the immediate attention of the nurse? Patient admitted 2 days ago with suicidal ideation Patient recently admitted with schizophrenia and is an alcoholic Patient admitted 2 days ago is in the seclusion room yelling out of control Patient skipping and dancing down the hall singing - Answer patient recently admitted with schizophrenia and is an alcoholic A nurse is caring for a patient with an addictive disorder...