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NYC GOPs Exam with Questions and Answers Adult decompensated shock criteria ANSWER MAP <65, SBP<90 with profound AMS, unstable vitals, widened pulse pressure, severe tachycardia, mottling, cyanosis, and cold extremities Pediatric decompensated shock criteria ANSWER SBP<70+2xage or signs of inadequate central perfusion such as AMS, cyanosis of all extremities, weak or impalpable central pulses. Parents are protected under the Abandoned Infant Act if child is what age? ANSWER ...

Nursing 150 Immunity and Infection Exam with Questions and Answers What are the two different kinds of contact dermatitis? ANSWER 1. Allergic contact dermatitis -> Delayed hypersensitivity to an allergen (ex. Latex) 2. Irritant contact dermatitis -> Irritant to the allergen (ex. Detergents) What are the clinical manifestations of allergic contact dermatitis? ANSWER - Erythema - Edema - Pruritis - Vesicles - Develop hours to 3 days after exposure What are the clinical manif...

NURS 5334 Exam with Questions and Answers If a patient is experiencing serotonin syndrome, how do you resolve the issue? ANSWER Stop the medication Name two Non-stimulant medication that can be given to a patient with ADHD? ANSWER Atomoxetine Viloxazine Name two Tricyclic antidepressants that can be used for ADHD? ANSWER Desipramine Imipramine Name 3 α-2 Adrenergic Receptor Agonists that can be used for patients with ADHD? ANSWER Clonidine Guanabenz Guanfacine What medic...

NURS 4006 Midterm Exam with Questions and Verified Answers Consumers wishing to use information found on the Internet to influence their care should: Select one: a. Discuss the information with the appropriate health provider prior to proceeding b. Use the information as anything from the Internet is evidenced-based c. Use information only retrieved from Google Scholar d. Avoid all information from the Internet ANSWER a. Discuss the information with the appropriate health provider pri...

NURS 640 Exam 1 with Questions and Verified Answers HAP ANSWER Occurs more than 48 hours after admission to hospital or other health care facility, and excludes any infection present at the time of admission. Micro: Most common organisms responsible for HAP is S aureus, P aeruginosa, gram-negative rods, including non-extended spectrum beta lactamase producing and ESBL-producing (e coli, enterobacter) VAP ANSWER Develops in a mechanically ventilated patient more than 48 hours after intu...

NURS 640 Exam 1 with Questions and Answers Acute bacterial rhinosinusitis ANSWER sx: yellow/green drainage, sinus pain/pressure, fever, malaise, h/a, symptoms last >10 days dx: clinical presentation tx: NSAIDS, decongestants (oral/nasal), nasal corticosteroids, Anbx (amoxicillin) for severe symptoms S. aureus colonization ANSWER nasal MRSA colonization increases risk of invasive MRSA infection during hospitalization decolonization -- mupirocine, CHG Allergic rhinitis ANSWER Sx: n...

NURS 533 Test 1 with Questions and Verified Answers 1. Which of the following is a true statement regarding nausea and vomiting? Patients with nausea and vomiting experience flushing, bradycardia, and dry mouth Stimulation of serotonin receptors found in the vestibular apparatus causes nausea and vomiting The chemoreceptor trigger zone is protected from blood-borne toxins by the blood−brain barrier making chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting rare Visceral vagal nerve fibers are rich...

NURS 533 Test 1 with Questions and Answers 15. A 27-year-old patient is pregnant at 31 4/7 weeks gestation and presents to the hospital because she is experiencing preterm labor. She does not have any known medication allergies. Which of the following is not indicated for this patient? Betamethasone 12 mg IM every 24 hours for two doses Penicillin G 5 million units IV infusion Magnesium sulfate 4 g IV infusion Oxytocin 6 mU/min IV infusion ANSWER 15. Answer: D Option A: Incorrect. Patie...

NURS 251 Portage Learning Pharmacology Module 6 with Questions and Answers 30. Which of the following terms to the functional group of an organic molecule that absorbs maximum radiation in UV or IR regions? A. Chromopore B. Carbonyl C. Thiol D. nitrile ANSWER A 31. Promoting the "four o'clock habit", is all about the DOH program for prevention and control of which of the following disease? A. Malaria B. Malnutrition C. Tuberculosis D. Dengue ANSWER D 32. Which of t...

Nurs 251 Final Exam with Questions and Answers pain that is hard to locate, originates from organs ANSWER visceral superficial pain ANSWER cutaneous pain that is diffuse, originates in muscles, joints, parietal surfaces ANSWER deep somatic red central body w/ radiating legs, blanches with pressure ANSWER spider angioma bluish spider; doesn't blanch with pressure ANSWER venous star raised, red, occurs with age ANSWER cherry angioma red/purple, non-blanchable, less than...

NURS 251 Exam with Questions and Answers How would you characterize a Grade VI cardiac murmur? A. Very faint B. Very loud, heard with stethoscope only C. Very loud, audible with stethoscope not in direct contact with chest D. Loud, no thrill ANSWER C Edema of the lower leg which creates an indentation and very deep pitting when prodded by your finger and the leg is grossly swollen and distorted may be classified as which of the following? A. +1 pitting edema B. +4 pitting edema C. ...

NURS 251 Exam 3 with Questions and Solutions A nurse is assessing muscle strength and finds the patient has full ROM against gravity, some resistance. The nurse would document this muscle strength as: A) 1/5 B) 2/5 C) 3/5 D) 4/5 E) 0/5 ANSWER D) 4/5 A nurse is assessing muscle strength and finds the patient has slight contraction. The nurse would document this muscle strength as: A) 1/5 B) 2/5 C) 3/5 D) 4/5 E) 0/5 ANSWER A) 1/5 A nurse is assessing muscle strength and finds ...

Nurs 251 Exam 3 with Questions and Answers What is the respiratory effort usually exhibited by a client with metabolic acidosis (such as diabetic ketoacidosis) called? A) Kussmaul breathing B) Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea C) Apnea D) Cheyne-Stokes breathing ANSWER A) Kussmaul breathing The nurse is preparing to auscultate the posterior thorax of an adult female client. What should the nurse do to correctly assess breath sounds? A) Place the bell of the stethoscope firmly on the poste...

Nurs 251 Exam 3 Prep with Questions and Answers 6. A nurse is teaching an 80-year-old patient who was recently admitted with urinary tract infection (UTI) about the effects of the new medications that are prescribed. After the third medication, the patient acts confused and repeatedly asks the nurse to repeat instructions every few minutes. How will the nurse chart the patient's reaction? A. "The patient is a new admit and will be needing more teaching about medication." B. "The...

Nurs 251 Exam 2 with Questions and Answers Implies and abnormal intrauterine mechanical force that distorts a normally formed structure a) disruption b) dysplasia c) malformation d) deformation e) dysmorphology ANSWER d) deformation Which of the following is correct regarding atherosclerosis and coronary artery disease (CAD)? a) people who carry the ApoE4 allele tend to have lower risk for CAD b) it is a monogenic disorder c) a genetic contribution accounts for about 90% of all CA...

Nurs 251 Exam 1 with Questions and Answers 1. A nurse is planning to help mobilize a patient with lower extremity weakness. Which of the following is/are the priority to ensure patient safety and prevent falls? Select all that apply: A. Slide, push, or pull rather than lifting B. Lock wheels on bed, stretcher, or wheelchair C. Pivot body without twisting back D. Use mechanical aids ANSWER b, d. Locking the wheels will prevent unexpected movements and result in injury of the nurse or pati...

NURS 251 EOC Exam with Questions and Answers The nurse is educating a 59-year-old patient who is newly diagnosed with early-onset dementia. The patient is explaining to the nurse that in trying to provide for his family, he alienated himself from his children. Based on Erickson's seventh stage of psychosocial development, how will the nurse document this assessment? A. "The patient felt stagnant and disconnected from his family." B. "The patient felt isolated because he distan...

Nurs 251 Chapter 36 Final Exam with Questions and Answers 1. A teen has recently survived a car accident in which his friend was killed. The nurse assigns the nursing diagnosis of spiritual distress. Which of the following statements would best support this diagnosis? A. "I need some time alone; can't we do this later?" B. "Why did I have to survive?" C. "I just want to sleep!" D. "I don't want those pills!" ANSWER b. Evidence of survivor guilt is related to...

NURS 231 Unit 5 Exam with Questions and Answers What action should the nurse include in completing a health history and physical assessment for a 36-yr-old female patient with possible multiple sclerosis (MS)? a. Assess for the presence of chest pain. b. Inquire about urinary tract problems. c. Inspect the skin for rashes or discoloration. d. Ask the patient about any increase in libido. ANSWER b. Urinary tract problems with incontinence or retention are common symptoms of MS. Chest p...

NURS 231 Test 2 with Questions and Answers A client is admitted with a sudden decline in level of consciousness. What is the nursing action at this time? a. Assess the client for hypoglycemia and hypoxia. b. Place the client on his or herside. c. Prepare for administration of a fibrinolytic agent. d. Start a continuous IV heparin sodium infusion. ANSWER ANS: A The cause of a sudden decline in level of consciousness may or may not be related to a neurologic health problem. Therefore, t...