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Final Review for Fall 23 - Part 2

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  • Name 3 things that may cause stress incontinence?
    Some answers are: weakened pelvic floor muscles, trauma, childbirth, aging, meds, obesity
  • A resident points at the water pitcher and asks if you could hand her the blanket, what is this an example of?
    Expressive aphasia
  • Which of the 5 senses is mostly commonly affected in dementia patients?
    Smell, which leads to decreased eating
  • The student nurse documents a patient’s pain assessment in the chart. Which of the following is a correct example of documentation?
    Patient is sleeping so pain is a 0/10
    Patient's pain seems to be continuous and throbbing
    Patient states pain is a continuous, throbbing, 8/10 Patient
    It appears that the patient's pain is about an 8/10
  • A patient’s wife states, “I can’t imagine trying to plan a funeral for my husband.” What type of grief does this represent?
    Disenfranchised grief
    Complicated grief
    Exaggerated grief
    Anticpatory grief
  • Beef, oysters, shrimp, scallops, spinach, beets, and greens are good sources of _____.
    Iron
  • Which of these is a result of immobility?
    Muscle mass gain
    Orthostatic hypertension
    Decreased cardiac workload
    Bilateral elbow contractures
  • What should the nurse do while placing an NG tube if the patient starts to gag uncontrollably?
    Have them turn their head to the left
    Ask them to drink the water faster
    Stop the procedure
    Put them in a supine position
  • What dose the O in SOLER stand for?
    Open Stance
  • Your patient has been diagnosed with a terminal illness, the patients family member mentions “I want to make the most of the time that I have left with him”. Which form of grief is the patients family member experiencing?
    Mourning
    Anticipatory Grief
    Disenfranchised Grief
    Complicated Grief
  • How often should you reposition a patient to prevent a pressure ulcer?
    Every 30 minutes
    Every 4 hours
    Every 2 hours
    Every 12 hours
  • A substance that takes up H+ ions in solution
    Base
  • Which of the 5 senses is most commonly affected in dementia patients
    Smell
    Sight
    Touch
    Hearing
  • Which patient should the nurse prioritize?
    a draining pressue ulcer
    severe pain
    dementia
    sudden shortness of breath
  • Think of respiratory alkalosis and tell us if the pH is high or low and the Co2 is high or low.
    pH high and CO2 low
  • Which of these is a result of immobility?
    Muscle mass gain
    Bilateral elbow contractures
    Orthostatic hypertension
    Decreased cardiac workload
  • What is an occult blood test?
    It tests for blood in stool that cannot be seen
  • A newly admitted patient is in acute pain, has not been sleeping well lately, and is having difficulty breathing. How should the nurse prioritize these problems?
    Breathing, Pain, Sleep
  • The student nurse documents a patient’s pain assessment in the chart. Which of the following is a correct example of documentation?
    Patient is sleeping so pain is a 0/10
    Patient states pain is continuous, throbbing, and an 8/10
    Patient's pain seems to be continuous and throbbing
    It appears that the patient's pain is about an 8/10
  • Which is NOT benefit of a diet high in fiber?
    Aid in weight loss
    Normalize calcium levels
    Normalize bowel movements
    Lower blood cholesterol levels
  • What is labeled A? Is the blood oxygenated or deoxygenated?
    Aorta, oxygenated
  • What kinds of incontinence happens during ativities that increase intraabdominal pressure
    Stress incontinence
  • Which type of complicated grief involves behaviors that are interfering with normal functioning, but the person grieving is not aware they are doing these to conceal grief.
    Masked Grief
  • 95% of nutrient absorption takes place in the small intestine - Fact or Fiction?
    Fiction! 90% of digestion also takes place here - 10% in stomach & large intestine
  • The nurse documents the periwound tissue as
    Maceration
  • What is stress incontinence?
    involuntary loss of urine through an intact urethra due to sneezing, coughing, changing position
  • Where is gas exchanged in the human body?
    Alveoli
  • It occurs due to external sphincter not opening for release of urine or blockage of urethra leading to increased urine volume and bladder distention
    Urinary Retention
  • Substance that releases H+ ions into a solution
    Acid
  • Is it ok to have a bit of sugar in urine?
    No, if there is sugar in urine, it should be repeated, and a blood sugar ordered.
  • What is referred pain?
    Pain that is perceived in an area distant from it's point of origin
  • What vascular devices are considered to be a central line?
    PICC, central venous catheter, port
  • True or False? Algor Mortis is the stiffening of mustles post death
    False
  • What kind of pressure is created by the wound vac?
    Atmospheric Pressure
    Negative Pressure
    Positve Pressure
    None of the Above
  • CO2 retention causes
    Respiratory Acidosis
  • Blood pH normal levels
    7.35 to 7.45
  • Which IV Fluid should you avoid in a patient with a head injury?
    5% Dextrose in 0.9% Normal Saline
    Lactated Ringers
    10% Dextrose in 0.45% Normal Saline
    0.33% Normal Saline
  • A young girl’s cat has died. When on the playground she states to her friends, “I can’t wait to get home and play with my cat.” What type of grief is she displaying?
    Anticipatory
    Mourning
    Denial
    Disenfranchised
  • A nurse is caring for a patient who has been diagnosed with dehydration. Which of the following interventions would be appropriate to promote hydration and maintain normal urine specific gravity?
    Monitor patient’s urine output, but do not encourage fluids
    Administer a diuretic medication to promote urine output.
    Encourage the patient to drink fluids every hour while awake
    Restrict fluid intake to prevent fluid overload.
  • When it is appropraite for the nurse to remove lines and tubes from a deceased patient?
    When it has been determined that an autopsy will not be performed
  • Why would a patient need to do this to their food/drink?
    Aspiration precautions or dsyphagia
  • What is the gold standard method for a the nurse confirm placement of an NG tube?
    XRAY