PNR106 Exam 1

Notes on no-glare paper is not recommended in older patient education.

Nurse provides education on medications, diet, exercise, and symptom reporting to patients in the hospital.

You are caring for a 10 y.o. with generalized anxiety. What parenting style does the parents have?

Changes in the respiratory system and wear and tear theory of aging in older adults.

Kinesthetic learners learn by listening.

As per Kohlberg's moral stages of development, moral values in young children is internalized.

Emergency and routine admissions, and discharge against medical advice.

Inclusion of a tribal shaman in the care plan and its benefits within the context of Native American cultural practices.

As per Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development, trust vs mistrust occurs during the infant stage.

Circumstances necessitating an autopsy and considerations for the family in such situations.

Different methods of learning including visual, auditory, and kinesthetic approaches tailored to individual preferences.

Nurse's role in supporting the family and making accommodations after a loved one's death.

An autopsy may be performed for the benefit of medical research.

The Denver II is a rapid way to assess functional ability and developmental maturity of children before starting school

A Call-Out is a strategy for communicating important information during an urgent or emergent client situation.

Prevention of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and general safety guidelines for infants.

Indications for screening, calcium and vitamin D requirements, and considerations for herbal supplements.

Instructions for taking the pill, managing side effects, and necessary precautions.

Which type of leader tightly controls team members and makes the rules?

Process aimed at enabling clients to engage in self-care and reduce dependence on others post-hospitalization.

Critical care for maintaining a healthy pregnancy, particularly for women affected by economic, fear, and access issues.

When introducing yourself to your pt for the first time, should you address them by their first name?

A baby's permanent eye color is developed at birth.

You are concerned about a pt's safety and need to provide a CUS communication to the MD? What does CUS stand for?

Average weight, growth milestones, and developmental achievements in the first year of life.

Roles of healthcare professionals and family support in the organ donation process.

The average IQ of a person is this

Roles of estradiol, FSH, progesterone, and testosterone in male and female development.

Babies should double their birth weight at five to six months.

Procedure where a nurse reads back an order after entering it into the computer system.

Different styles including onlooker, parallel, associative, and cooperative.

Progesterone prepares the female body for pregnancy

Nurses are not responsible for the actions of a UAP.

This herbal supplement is used to prevent infections

The LPN is responsible for formulating nursing diagnosis, teaching and changes to a client's care plan.

The average weight of a newborn is 8 to 8^1/2 pounds

IQ ranges of 80-120 are considered normal.

Black cohosh is used to lessen signs and symptoms of Menopause

Children ages 2 to 3 years old require this many calories

Assessment of a patient's readiness for learning, attention, questions, and pain management prior to discharge.