Final review

Intnentional act that causes a person to fear bodily harm

A nurse reviews the chart of an unstable client with an expired DNR order. What should the nurse do?

The "A" in SMART goals stands for:

Which of the following fats is considered a good fat?

Which is a required guideline for receiving telephone orders:

Why do we give statins at night?

Which of these disease attributes require contact precautions:

Patient goals are established during which phase of the nurse patient relationship

When obtaining a sputum specimen, you should note all except:

This is the second phase of the nurse patient relationship:

Performing breast examinations is an example of:

Which of the following is a safety risk for adolescents?

Phantom pain arises from:

Which of these meds is a B vitamin causing flushing and potentially affecting your triglycerides?

A patient complains of pain in his knee that has been going on for 9 months. This is what type of pain:

You are caring for a motor vehicle accident pt with blood loss. Which of the following is a sing of hypovolemia?

Which of the following is true regarding internet consumer medical information?

Checking for orthostatic hypotension allows the nurse to detect the early signs of

Checking for orthostatic hypotension allows the nurse to detect early signs of:

A snack selection by an 88 yo female pt with osteoporosis, indicates that she understands managing the disease:

Which of the following drug classes may cause angioedema?

Damage to the _____ nerve results in the inability to shrug shoulders

A patient is brought into the ED suffering a head injury. The first action by the nurse is to determine the patient’s:

Which of the following is a modifiable risk factor for heart disease?

Magnesium is an important electrolyte because it:

Number of cranial nerves in the human body:

An older adult pt is talking with the nurse about sleep issues. Which fact should the nurse teach about?

This scale is used to determine the patients risk for pressure ulcers:

The most common HAI is:

As the nurse educator you are teaching about managed care. You know that managed care emphasizes? (SATA)

Which of the following is NOT a contributing factor for wrong-site surgery?

A client has a history of high blood pressure approx. 142/92 mmHg. Which medical terminology bests describe this?

Which of the following is a chemical restraint?

Which is a stage of the infectious process:

Which of the following clients would have the most difficulty maintaining thermoregulation?

A deviation from standard care; such as giving the wrong medication is:

A physician hands over a paper to the client that informs him in writing about his rights to accept tx. this shows:

You are assessing patients vital signs. The pt has a temp of 102. Which of the following do you expect to find?

Which of the following is not a function of the upper airway?

The nurse assesses a pts breath sounds. Which on requires immediate medical attention?

Your patient has a bowel obstruction with ischemia. This type of pain is described as:

Which of the following is most important when assessing the client's pain?

The nurse knows the EHR has the potential to:

The "I" in ADPIE stands for

Forcing a client to ambulate against his or her will may be considered which of the following?