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Incubation period
Complications of chronic hypertension
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Complications of chronic hypertension
Renal Damage
Stroke
Hormonal Changes
Diabetes
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Incubation period
entering the body with nonspecfic symptoms
acute symptoms disappear
mild symtpoms, infectious agent multiplies
signs and symptoms specific to infection
3
Once a pressure wound is categorized, it can transition to a lower stage?
False
True
4
Contact precautions entail?
N95/K95
Gown, gloves, hand hygiene
Negative pressure room
Gown, gloves, mask, hand hygiene
5
Stage 1 hypertension:
>140/>90
130-139/ 80-89
120-129/ <80
<120/<80
6
Illness stage
entering the body with nonspecfic symptoms
signs and symptoms specific to infection
mild symtpoms, infectious agent multiplies
acute symptoms disappear
7
Which of the following are examples of primary health care services? (SATA)
providing home wound care treatment
Providing prenatal teaching on nutriton to pregnant women
Teaching a class of parents in the importance of immunizations
Assessing nutritional status of older adults who come to a community center
8
Stage 2 hypertension:
>140/>90
<120/<80
120-129/ <80
130-139/ 80-89
9
Factors of the braden scale
blood pressure
moisture
heart rate
nutrition
10
Infants blood pressure will decrease with age
True
False
11
Which discharge planning action by the nurse has not been addressed correctly?
Patient and family involvement in referral
Timing of referral
determination of discharge date
incorporation of referral discipline reccomendations into plan of care
12
SATA: What are some nursing considerations of Blood Pressure
Age
Stress
Hair color
Circadian Rhythms
13
Example of which QSEN?
Quality Improvement
Safety
Patient-centered Care
Teamwork and collaboration
14
The nurse is acting in which professional role?
Caregiver
Communicator
Educator
Advocate
15
Convalescence period
acute symptoms disappear
signs and symptoms specific to infection
entering the body with nonspecfic symptoms
mild symtpoms, infectious agent multiplies
16
Learning has occured when:
A patient attends spinal cord injury support group
A patient listens to a nurses review of the warning signs of a stroke
A patient describes how to set up a pill organizer for newly ordered meds
A patient reviews written information about resources for cancer survivors
17
PQRST: Is an assessment use to identify risk of fall for pts
False
True
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RN is teaching a client with sleep apnea how to use a CPAP machine at night. Which action should the RN do first?
set mutal goals for the education session
discuss the purpose of the machine and how it works
provide a teach-back session
allow patient to manipulate machine and look at parts
19
SATA: Common infections in a healthcare setting
C-Diff
COVID-19
MRSA
CAUTI
20
SATA: Which of these demonstrate nursing diagnosis of Impaired Urination?
Dysuria
Nocturia
difficulty performing perineal care
diahrrea
21
An example of radiation is:
breating
icepack
fan
fireplace
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Which of the following can NOT be delegated an RN?
Client with new or worsening cmplaints
New admission
A 48 hour post operative client
Client with a recent status change
23
Which teaching approach is most appropriate?
Selling
Telling
Participating
Entrusting
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Commnunication: Remaining aware of verbal and nonverbal responses
True
False
25
prevention of pressure injury includes:
encourage nutrition and hydration
giving hot showers to clean away urine/fecal matter after each episode
encouraging pts to lie in bed
keep linen clean and dry
26
Nurse uses silence as a therapeutic technique. What are the purposes of the nurses silence?
Determine whether the pt would perfer to talk with another staff memeber
Allows RN to focus and avoid saying the wrong thing
allow time for patient to fall asleep
prompt pt to talk when he/she are ready
27
Which assessment is done for a patient at risk for bed sores?
Wong Baker
NIH
Hendrich
Braden
28
Which of the following describes characteristics of an intergrated health care system? (SATA)
The focus is holistic
Hospitals follow the same model of health care delivery
The focus of health care providers is finding a cure
The system coordinates a continuum of services
29
Bradypenia is a regular breathing pattern with a rate less than 12/min.
True
False
30
Modifiable risks for hypertension:
Age
Genetics
Stress
Diabetes
31
Establishment: show respect by creating a caring rapport
False
True
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If a client has a BP of 126/98 based off of the highest reading, what stage/classification of BP does the client have?
Stage 1 Hypertension
Stage 2 Hypertension
Normal
Elevation
33
12:45 a.m in military time?
0145
45
1245
0045
34
Prodromal stage
mild symtpoms, infectious agent multiplies
acute symptoms disappear
signs and symptoms specific to infection
entering the body with nonspecfic symptoms
35
Which explanation provided by nurse is most accurate for "providing cullturally congruent care"?
fits pts valued life patterns and set of meanings
same set of values as those of the health care team providing daily care
holds ones own way of life as superior to those of others
redirects the pt to a more socially expected set of values
36
The exam for an RN licensure is the same in every state in the US. The exam is:
Guarantees standardized education across all prelicensure programs
ensures standard nursing care for all patients
Guarantees safe nursing care for all patients
provides minimal standard of knowledge for an RN in practice
37
P in the pain assessment scale stands for
provoking
pain
promotion
preventing
38
Ventilation is
exhange of oxygen and CO2 between alveoli and RBCs
the flow of blood to and from the pulmonary capillaries
measured with a probe
the exchange of air in and out of lungs
39
When is a patient considered hypertensive?
having 3 consecuitive readings >120/80
are symptomatic with a headache
are overweight/obese
having 3 seperate readings over >120/80
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Hyperthermia will lead to bradycardia
False
True
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Assessment: learn about patients health beliefs and practices
False
True
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Which statement by a new grad RN about teach back technique (tbt) requires further intervention by their preceptor?
teach-back is an ongoing process of asking pts for feedback
using tbt will help me identify explanation and communication stratagies
using pics, drawings, and models can enhance effectiveness of tbt
Use teach-back method after showing pt how to use inhaler to test technique
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In a stage 4 pressure injury there is blistering and abrasions
False
True
