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NSG 3160 Exam 1 with Questions and Answers When preparing the physical setting for an interview, the interviewer should a. stand next to the patient to convey a professional demeanor. b. conduct the interview at eye level and at a distance of 4 to 5 feet. c. reduce noise by turning the volume on the television or radio down. d. set the room temperature between 64° F and 66° F. ANSWER b. conduct the interview at eye level and at a distance of 4 to 5 feet. Both the interviewer and the...

NUR 257 Midterm Exam with Questions and Answers What is a common age-related vision change in the elderly? ANSWER Glare Glare from bright lights Ex: sun reflecting off windshield Changes in the lens causing light that is entering the eye to become more scattered rather than focused precisely on the retina What is a good statistic to know when it comes to age-related changes in hearing? ANSWER Approx 1 in 3 people btw. the ages 65-74 has hearing loss, & nearly 1/2 of those older th...

NCLEX Readiness Exam with Questions and Answers A nurse is caring for a child who has been recently diagnosed with cystic fibrosis. Which finding should the nurse anticipate? A. dry, non-productive cough B. frequent urinary infections C. poor appetite D. ribbon-like stools ANSWER A. dry, non-productive cough While monitoring the client's initial postoperative condition after a total thyroidectomy, which findings should a nurse expect as complications and report immediately to the r...

RNC-OB Certification Review Exam with Questions and Answers After the last dose of Cytotec (misoprostol), oxytocin administration should be delayed for at least... ANSWER 4 hours. Compared to the midline episiotomy, blood loss from a mediolateral episiotomy is... ANSWER greater. The type of forceps used during a vaginal breech birth is... ANSWER Piper. Attempting a vacuum assisted delivery should terminate if the vacuum device pops off the fetal scalp... ANSWER 3 times. One in...

RNC-OB Exam with Questions and Answers The presence of fetal breathing movements on a biophysical profile reflects adequate ANSWER neurologic function Combination tocolytic therapy of magnesium sulfate and nifedipine can result in ANSWER low calcium levels A woman is being induced at 38 weeks gestation because of abnormal antenatal screening. What component is most concerning? ANSWER Contraction pattern The factor that most affects the continuation of prolactin production during l...

RNC OB Test with Questions and Answers RH Isoimmunization ANSWER A condition that happens when a pregnant woman's blood protein is incompatible with the baby's Which fetal condition can lead to recurrent late decelerations? ANSWER Placental abruption Which fetal condition can lead to recurrent variables? ANSWER Prolapsed cord Which fetal condition can lead to recurrent early decelerations? ANSWER Vagal stimulation Congenital Heart Disease ANSWER This has been a persiste...

OB RNC Review Exam with Questions and Answers Patients who are pregnant with twins or triplets are expected to gain a. 25 to 35 lb (11.3 to 15.9 kg) b. 35 to 45 lb (15.9 to 20.4 kg) c. 45 to 55 lb (20.4 to 25 kg) ANSWER b. 35 to 45 lb (15.9 to 20.4 kg) When a patient choses to use the Bradley method of natural childbirth, the expectation is that a. family and friends will gather around the bed b. the patient will used paced breathing c. the room will be dimly lit and quiet ANSWER c...

RNC-OB Pre-Test with Questions and Answers 1. The greatest risk of HSV transmission to a newborn who is delivered vaginally will be: A: An active recurrent (secondary) HSV outbreak at the time of delivery with symptoms that began 2 days ago has a significantly high transmission rate B. A history of primary HSV outbreak early in the pregnancy presents the greatest risk to the newborn C. An active primary HSV outbreak at the time of delivery ANSWER C (active primary increases by 50%) 2....

CHEM 123 Lab Final UBC with Questions and Answers graduated cylinder ANSWER used for general measuring of liquids (not used for quantitative analysis, as it isn't very precise) buret ANSWER - graduated glass tube with a tap at one end and is used for delivering known volumes of a liquid (good for titrations) - long, graduated, glass tube with stopcock at lowered end and has a tapered glass tip volumetric pipette ANSWER - good for extremely precise measurements - bulb is used to ...

NURS 8020 Neuro HA with Questions and Answers You are NP covering for a colleague on their day off. You are reviewing notes on Ms Jones last visit and you read a Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) Score of a 9. You understand this value to represent what level of impairment? ANSWER Moderate (GSC) 9 - 12 A GSC of 4 means what level of impairment? ANSWER Severe (3-8) The NP occludes one nostril and presents a aromatic substance. The NP is testing which CN? ANSWER Cranial Nerve I - Olfactory T...

Dangerous Goods & Hazardous Materials Exam with Questions and Answers Indicates low temperature, low pressure, or non-pressurized gas such as argon, helium, neon, and nitrogen ANSWER Cryogenic (Liquid) May indicated compressed gas ANSWER Cylinders May contain hazardous chemicals such as resins or solvents ANSWER Dental Apparatus Explosives ANSWER Drilling/Mining equipment May contain magnetized material, mercury in switch gear and electron tubes, wet batteries or corrosives AN...

Dangerous Goods for Cabin Crew Exam with Questions and Answers 26. CAO (cargo aircraft only) is a. a hazard label b. a handling label. c. a special marking ANSWER B 27. The hazard label " Toxic" refers to the following characteristics a. A material, which can be dangerous for health sometimes deadly if inhaled b. A material, which can cause severe damage by chemical reaction c. Flammable gas ANSWER A 28. Who is responsible for checking and assuring that package being cor...

Traffic Incident Management Exam with Questions and Answers Which of the following is not one of the three main types of laws that facilitate and support TIM? A. Mutual aid laws B. Authority removal laws C. Move over laws D. Driver removal laws ANSWER Mutual Aid Laws Which of the following is not true about an initial/windshield size up report? A. Confirms the geographical location of the incident B. Should be provided within 15 minutes of arrival at the scene C. Should be provide...

National Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Exam with Questions and Answers Blocking ANSWER is the act of positioning a responder vehicle upstream of an incident to obstruct the flow of moving traffic in one or more lanes, and/or the shoulder Lane +1 Blocking ANSWER • By the very nature of fire/rescue and EMS work, additional space to work is typically required occurs when responders block the involved lane(s) (including the shoulder) plus one additional lane to provide a protected l...

National Traffic Incident Management Exam with Questions and Answers What is blocking? ANSWER Act of positioning a responder vehicle upstream of an incident to obstruct the flow of moving traffic in one or more lanes and/or the shoulder Large heavy vehicles provide the best blocking. ANSWER True There are two types of blocking: parallel and angled ANSWER True Lane +1 blocking is when first responder block the lane involving the incident plus one to provide lateral safety. ANSWER ...

MSK & Skin Focused IV Exam with Questions and Answers What is a FIRST-LINE antibiotic for non-purulent cellulitis? A. Cephalexin B. Hydrocortisone C. Clindamycin only D. Nystatin ANSWER A. Cephalexin Which instruction should parents receive for cellulitis care? A. Apply ice continuously for swelling B. Use only warm compresses and no medication C. Avoid marking the edges to reduce anxiety D. Mark the borders of redness to monitor spread ANSWER D. Mark the borders of redness to mo...

MSK IV Midterm Exam with Questions and Answers Are reflexes hyporeflexive or hyper reflexive when there is presence of central nerve involvement? ANSWER Hyper reflexive What are cervical spine instability red flags? ANSWER - High speed MVA - Fall from a high area - Recovery from major injury - Results from the Canadian C-Spine Rule What are cervical spine red flags for myelopathy? ANSWER - Sensory disturbance of entire hand - Atrophy of hand muscles - Positive Hoffman's refle...

MSK IV Final Exam with Questions and Answers A patient has weakness with extension 4th proximal interphalangeal joint and abduction of the 4th finger. Which of the following muscles is MOST likely impaired? A. Dorsal interossei B. Palmar interossei C. Extensor digitorum D. Lumbricals ANSWER A. Dorsal interossei Which of the following exam steps BEST assesses for impairment in the MCL? A. Resistive testing B. Accessory motion C. Special tests D. AROM ANSWER C. Special tests ...

MSK IV Exam 1 with Questions and Answers What are the classifications of Adhesive Capsulitis? ANSWER Primary (idiopathic) Secondary (unknown disorders) Systemic Extrinsic Intrinsic What are the 3 primary findings that are found in patients with a primary idiopathic adhesive capsulitis? ANSWER Histological Increase of inflammatory cytokines Increase in fibroblasts + myofibroblasts Presence of lymphocytes Neuronal Increase in nerve endings Vascular Increase in blood vessels W...

MSK 4 Midterm Exam with Questions and Answers what PROM accessory would be expected to be the most limited with the shoulder capsular restriction ANSWER anterior > inferior > posterior what is the froment's special test used for & what does it detect ANSWER ulnar nerve entrapment weakness of FPB & Add Pollicis what is the pinch grip special test used for & what does it detect ANSWER anterior interosseous nerve entrapment weakness of FPL & FDP what are phalen's a...