NUR 101- Midterm Part 1

Which of the following types of client records outlines frequently occurring assessments such as vital signs, I&O, etc?

Muscle contraction with changes in muscle length is called...

A prescriber ordered an IV medication. The client asks why can they not take it orally. How do you respond (Select all)

Drugs that have shown to have this effect should not be given to pregnant clients...

In which model of nursing is care assigned based on expertise and demostrated competencies?

The legal principles set by the board of nursing are an example of what kind of law?

Which of the following is NOT a method of hand-off reporting?

What aspect of pharmokinetics is the drug passing through the blood/tissues to then be used by the body?

Even if a nurse does not stop to help at the scene of an accident you are required to report it under good semaritan law

You see another patient who is bedbound and has a small open blister on her coccyx. It is red and dry with no slough.

Which of the following forms of communication is self-talk?

Which type of pain is chronic and complex result of injured nerves transmitting pain signals Described as pins & needles

Which term refers to the relationship between the drug concentration and the body's response?

Which theory considers an action to be considered right or wrong regardless of the consequences?

What actions do the MORAL model outline for ethical dilemmas?

This process of described as recognizing pain in the frontal cortex and the protective reflex response.

Which theory of aging is related oxidate stress that creates damage to cells/organs?

A nurse is telling other staff that a coworker never passes her meds on time and is lazy. Its untrue, what tort is this?

Pressure Ulcers are found over...

A patient with an amputated right arm reports pain that is "6 out of 10" in his right arm. What type of pain is this?

Where are enteric coated tablets absorbed?

Which of the following can be a better phrase than "pain" when caring for older adults?

A Focus / Progress note outlines what?

Your patient is left with immobility of the shoulder following a dislocation. What should you implement?

This process involves facilitating or inhibiting pain signals through endogenous analgesia system/gate control mechanism

Which vocab word describes a drugs action as it moves through the body?

Which of the following are goals of tertiary disease prevention? (select all)

Your place of employment tells you to chart only abnormal or significant patient findings. What is this called?

What are the four elements of malpractice?

Deductive reasoning flows from

When a drug is used for another intervention other than its primary purpose that is called...

Which ethical theory states that the right and wrong of an action depends on the consequences and not the act itself?

This law requires physical security and strict record keeping for certain types of drugs.

Cough medications would be considered which drug schedule?

Which of the following is NOT a myth about older adults?

A nurse puts on gloves before changing a patient's brief. This is an example of what precautions?

Your patient reports that they have been experiencing back pain for over 6 months. How would you categorize their pain?

When you are complteting ATI modules what is the channel of the messages?

According to the NPA, administration of medications can be delegated.

A nurse tells her client she will get them water after she sees another patient. She forgets. What has she failed at?

Which nursing organization establishes standards of education?

When should you perform hand hygiene? (select all)

Misdemeanors and felonies are associated with _____ law; contracts and torts are associated with ____ law

This law differentiated between drugs that could be sold with or without a prescription.

What aspect of pharmokinetics is the process of eliminating the drug from the body?

A nurse threatens to restrain a patient and then administers an unordered sedative. What torts has this nurse comitted?

Which of the following are private personal or group standards of what is right or wrong?

Which of the following are ways that drugs are classified? (select all)

Which drug classification schedule contains drugs with no medical use?

Which drug schedule requires a written prescription with no refills and a warning label? Such as amphetamine

A nurse goes into a room with a gown, gloves, eyewear, and an N95 mask. The client has shingles. Which precaution?

The next week you check on the patient, his heel now has a deep crater with necrotic tissue damage, bone not visible.

Which of the following drug names is a chemical name?

What does SOAP stand for?

How would you categorize a pressure ulcer that had an uncertain depth due to it being obscured by slough and eschar?

This process is described as peripheral nerves carrying a pain impulse to the dorsal horn of the spinal cord.

A nurse prepares a hepatoxic med for an older adult. What pharmokinetic action should the nurse be most concerned about?

Which of the following as aspects of the Gate Control theory of pain (select all that apply)?

Which of the following is the MOST important factor to medical asepsis for all patients?

Which of the following torts are considered to be intentional? (select all)

A patient takes an antacid after lunch and then requests aspirin for a headache. What should the nurse do? (select all)

Which of the following is an example of primary disease prevention? (select all)

Which of the following is red, moist tissue that is a sign of healing?

A patient is reporting "6 out of 10" pain but refuses pain medication until it is a "9". Why is this problematic?

A patient with alcoholism is looking for a non-opioid pain reliever. Which of the following would NOT be a good choice.

Which of the following is an example of theraputic communication?

What kind of research is obtained under controlled circumstances, uses deductive reasoning, and is measurable.

Which model of nursing care pairs one nurse with one client and that nurse provides total care to that client?

This act directed at curbing drug abuse and dependence, legalized the term 'narcotic'

Which of the following is the study of philosophical ideals of right and wrong?

Which theory of aging involves programmed cell death?

Which theory of aging is related to a genetic message that determines a finite number of times a cell can reproduce?

A client with the flu is on droplet precautions. Which PPE should you put on before entering the room? (select all)

Nurses should have a concern for others. Which term represents this?

You are preparing to give your client an insulin injection. When should you plan to document this?

Which of the following diseases would call for droplet precautions? (select all)

Which activity provided by the nurse is considered health promotion?

Which of the following can be described as converting a damaging stimuli into a pain impulse

You notice your patient has redness on his heel. You push down and the skin is non-blanchable. What could this indicate?

The nurse is reviewing medication orders for a client. Which of the following is a scheduled order?

The nurse is reviewing aspirin orders for a client with a gastric ulcer. What characteristics might she see?

Your patient has been described Dilaudid. Which of the following assessments is most important before giving this med?

Which model of nursing pairs a nurse with an aide and they are given a group of clients?

Which of the following properties is MOST important when it comes to medications?

This act classified controlled substances into schedules I-V according to their usefulness and potential for abuse.

Inductive reasoning flows from

What type of drug interaction occurs when one drug does not elicit a response alone but increases the effect of another?

What is the process of selecting words, gestures, tone of voice, signs, and symbols to transmit a message?

Which of the following are personal beliefs about the worth of something?

What aspect of pharmokinetics occurs in the liver and is also referred to as biotransformation?

This type of research explores subjective experiences- data collection and analysis occur together to form patterns

A patient with C. Diff or MRSA would be on which precautions?

Nurses have a duty to do no harm. What is this called?

Which of the following legally defines the scope of nursing practice.

What aspect of pharmokinetics is the transportation of a drug from absorption site to target site?

You are receiving a telephone order from a prescriber. Which of the following is a key element? (select all)

Which of the following should be included on a discharge summary? (select all)

Which of the following are examples of secondary disease prevention? (select all)

A patient comes into an urgent care with pain after cutting their finger. What kind of pain do they have? (Select all)

Which of the following is a purpose for documentation? (select all)