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Final Review Fall 23

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  • A nurse is teaching an alert client how to use a PCA system in the home. How will the nurse explain what they must do to self-manage pain?
    "The medicine is going into your body all of the time"
    "When you push the button, you will get the medicine."
    "I will teach your family what they need to do"
    "You don't have to do anything, the machine does it all."
  • True or False? A hypertonic solution has a greater osmolarity, causing water to move out of the cells and to be drawn into the intravascular compartment, causing the cell to shrink.
    True
  • Which assessment finding is NOT associated with approaching death?
    Loss of appetite
    Progressive weakness
    Increased drowsiness
    Increased blood pressure
  • The nurse documents this area of unblancheable redness as a stage ______________ pressure injury
    one - 1
  • The nurse is creating a plan of care for a patient with glaucoma. Which nursing diagnosis best addresses the greatest concern of complication from this sensory deficit?
    Social isolation
    Risk for fall
    Body image disturbance
    Fear
  • True or False? The evaluation phase of the nursing process is to determine whether nursing interventions have enabled the patient to meet the desired goals.
    True
  • Which of the following electrolyte imbalances occurs due to a sodium deficit in ECF caused by a loss of sodium or gain of water?
    Hyponatremia
    Hyperkalemia
    Hypernatremia
    Hypokalemia
  • A hospitalized patient has been NPO with only IV fluid intake for a prolonged period. What assessment might indicate protein calorie malnutrition?
    Fever, joint pain, dehydration
    Poor Wound healing, apathy, edema
    Sleep disturbances, increased output, anger
    Weight gain visual deficits, erythema of skin
  • A newly graduated nurse is assigned to care for a team consisting of herself and a certified nursing assistant. When delegating skills, she needs to
    Asking them to perform skills that the RN is able to teach
    Remind the staff member that she is working under the RN
    Assess the knowledge of the certified nursing assistant.
    Assign only bed-making and feeding skills.
  • A nurse is teaching a patient about foods that are included on a clear liquid diet. Which of the following food choices made by the patient indicates the need for further teaching?
    Gelatin
    Broth
    Yogurt
    Popsicle
  • True or false? The best judge of the existence and severity of a patient’s pain is the physician or nurse caring for the patient.
    False
  • A nurse calculates the BMI of a client during a general survey as 26. Under what category would this client fall?
    Overweight
  • The outward social expressions of loss often dictated by cultural norms, customs, rituals, and tradition is known as _______
    mourning
  • The nurse documents this wound as a
    wound
    laceration
    abrasion
    cut
  • True or False? Abdominal assessment is performed in the following order: inspection, auscultation, palpation, and percussion?
    False
  • For a sigmoidoscopy procedure the nurse should place the patient in what kind of position?
    Sims' position or left lateral
  • Carb Counting. Patient blood sugar is 175 before breakfast. They ate 30 gms of carbs for breakfast. The physician ordered (1 unit of Humalog regular insulin/20 grams of carb eaten) Also needs correctional insulin. How much do you give?
    5
    3
    2
    1
  • The nurse documents this drainage as
    serous
  • What is an occult blood test?
    It tests for blood in stool that cannot be seen
  • A patient’s labs return with a sodium level of 150. The nurse anticipates which of the following orders?
    IV 5% saline
    IV 3% saline
    IV 0.3% saline
    IV 0.9% saline
  • Client with pneumonia with an order for oxygen. If O2 sat is < 94%, admin O2 by nasal cannula at 2 L/min. May, titrate upward to keep sats 94% or greater. Pt is on 3.5 L O2 sat is 92%, what should the nurese do after increasing flow to 4L?
    Call an RRT
    Notify the provider
    Administer PRN pain medications
    Humidify the oxygen
  • True or False? Dementia is a normal sign of aging
    False
  • What type of diet is seen in this picture?
    Pureed
  • A nurse is looking at a patient's labs and notices that their calcium levels are at 7.4mg/dl, which sign is expected from the patient?
    Dysrhythmias
    Seizure
    Trousseau's Sign
    Depressed respirations
  • Leslie has had right lower abdominal pain for the past 2 weeks from a surgical wound. How would the nurse classify this pain?
    Somatic, Chronic
    Somatic, Acute
    Viseral, Acute
    Viseral, Chronic
  • The nurse documents this this thin, red-tinged drainage as
    serosanguineous
  • What type of diet is seen in this picture?
    Full Liquid
  • The nurse caring for a patient with Tuberculosis. What type of precautions would the nurse implement?
    Airborne Precautions
  • An 82-year-old male presents to the ED c/o excess thirst, 2+ pitting edema, and decreased urine output. He states he has had a cold and has been taking Alka-Seltzer every 4 hours for the past week. The nurse suspects
    Hyperkalemia
    Hypernatremia
    Hypokalemia
    Hyponatremia
  • What is the best route for administration of TPN?
    IV - Centrally
  • The nurse documents this wound as a stage ___ pressure injury
    2 - two
  • The nurse documents this wound as pressure injury as
    unstageable
  • A period of time or state of mind where feelings of loss, grief, or mourning are experienced by the survivor after the death of a loved one is known as _________
    bereavement
  • The nurse is caring for a young patient whose mother has only a week to live. The patient has been misbehaving at school recently and is suspended after picking fights with students & defying teachers. Which stage of grieving is he in?
    Anger
  • Which lab result indicates the presence of malnutrition?
    Serum albumin 2.8 g/dL (ref 3.5-5 g/dL)
    Hematocrit 56% (ref 40-59%)
    Creatinine 1.9 mg/dL (ref 0.8-1.4 mg/dL)
    Hemoglobin 11.3 g/dL (ref 11.5-16)
  • When might someone have rigor mortis?
    After birth
    After death
    Over the age of 50
    In early adulthood
  • What type of diet is seen in this picture?
    Mechanical Soft
  • What is the best way to prevent the spread of infections?
    hand hygiene or hand washing
  • In a patient with elevated PT, PTT or INR, on dressing change the nurse may expect
    increased bleeding
  • Processed foods such as canned soup and frozen pizza have high levels of
    sodium
    sugar
    water
    potassium
  • A resident points at the water pitcher and asks if you could hand her the blanket, what is this an example of?
    Expressive aphasia
  • Legal documents that allow people to convey their wishes for end-of-life care and include living wills, durable powers of attorney for healthcare, and healthcare proxies are known as _____
    advance directives
  • The nurse documents this wound as a stage ___ pressure injury
    three - 3
  • A nurse may suspect that a patient is experiencing urinary retention when the patient has:
    Burning Pain in the suprapubic region
    Small amounts of urine voided 2 to 3 times per hour
    Large amounts of voided cloudy urine
    Spasms and difficulty during urination
  • The nurse is caring for a patient with depression. Which statement by the patient indicates a need for further education?
    “Depression can have a rapid onset.”
    “Depression is a mood disorder.”
    "Depression is always treated with medication.”
    “Depression can be caused by chemical changes in the brain
  • What is this a picture of?
    Hematuria
  • This bulb drain is known as a ___________
    JP Drain or Jackson-Pratt Drain
  • On assessment, the lower extremity demonstrates 2+ pitting edema. The nurse documents this wound as
    Venous stasis ulcer