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Final Review Part 2

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  • 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 the 5 senses is commonly affected in dementia patients?
    Smell, which leads to decreased eating
  • What is labeled A? Is the blood oxygenated or deoxygenated?
    Aorta, oxygenated
  • What may cause stress incontinence?
    Some answers are: weakened pelvic floor muscles, trauma, childbirth, aging, meds, obesity
  • The nurse documents the periwound tissue as
    maceration
  • Which of these is a result of immobility?
    Decreased cardiac workload
    Muscle mass gain
    Orthostatic hypertension
    Bilateral elbow contractures
  • 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
  • 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.
  • 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 a continuous, throbbing, 8/10
    Patient's pain seems to be continuous and throbbing
    It appears that the patient's pain is about an 8/10
  • 95% of nutrient absorption takes place in the small intestine - Fact or Fiction
    Fact! 90% of digestion also takes place here - 10% in stomach & large intestine
  • What kinds of incontinence happens during ativities that increase intraabdominal pressure
    Stress incontinence
  • What is an cccult blood test?
    It tests for blood in stool that cannot be seen
  • When is it 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
  • Beef, oysters, shrimp, scallops, spinach, beets, and greens are good sources of _____.
    Iron
  • Why would a patient need to do this to their food/drink?
    Aspiration precautions or dsyphagia