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what is seyles GAS stage of resistance
battling for denial
battling for change
battling for displacement
battling for equilibrium
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tertiary prevention is
maintaining ideal body weight
physical therapy
rehabilitation
filling a prescription
3
"a child hit her doll with a hairbrush" what denfense mechanism would this be
projections
rationalization
displacement
repression
4
what is SBAR
situation background assessment requirements
situation background advanced requirements
situation background advantage registered
situation background assessment recommendation
5
what is an example of criminal law violations
getting a speeding ticket
taking drugs from work
fighting your best friend
doing your job correctly
6
what does the statement "i am not obese. my entire family is large" represents
projection
rationalization
displacement
denial
7
Seyles GAS theory and stress over a long period of time
patient will enter the stage of thriving
patient will enter the stage of exhaustion
patient will enter the sympathetic system
the parasympathetic system will kick in
8
what is the standard of clinical nursing practice and what is its purpose
direct them to give unsafe and unknowledgeable care
direct the cna to give safe and knowledgeable care
direct the lpn to give safe and knowledgeable care
direct the rn to give safe and knowledgeable care
9
the description of health includes what concepts (all that apply)
culture
economical background
healthcare background
education
10
what is an idiopathic disease
airborne cause
bacteria cause
unknown cause
viral cause
11
what is slander
charted
asked for
said
written
12
what is holistic nursing
recognize that 1 change in a persons life won't change their life
recognize that 1 change in a persons life can affect a persons whole life
herbs and smells
taking stressors into consideration
13
what are nursing theories common concepts (all that apply)
health
environment
human relationships
emotions
14
teaching a patient to give insulin and monitor blood glucose results in the patient developing what
love for themself by promoting independence and learning
self esteem by promoting independence and learning
emotional needs by promoting independence and learning
confidence by promoting independence and learning
15
what are inapproiate interview questions (all that apply)
religion
kids
health
marriage
16
how does a HMO work
call the hospital for a referral
get referral from the specialist your currently seeing
go to ER for referral
go to primary care physician for referral
17
what is ethics
ethics are voluntary
ethics are personal beliefs
ethics are involuntary
ethics are morals
18
what is active listening
fluff up your response
ignoring the patient
participate with patient during conversation
shut down their concerns/worries
19
what is the definiton of acute illness
viral
no cure (leads to death)
short time (flu)
long time (disease)
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what happpens when the patient does not want to be hospitalized and the doctor hasn't discharged them
chart it
restrain them
ask them to sign an AMA (against medical advice) form
try to convince them to stay
21
how does the WHO define health
state of complete physical, strength, and social well being
state of complete physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing
state of incomplete physical, mental, and social well being
state of complete physical, mental, and social well being
22
what is a terminal illness
viral cause
no cure (leads to death; lougehrigs)
long time (disease)
short time (flu)
23
LPN's provide care under the supervision of who
doctor
registered nurse on unit
unit manager
certified nurse aid
24
what is homeostasis
chemical needs to maintain a normal environment by adjusting to survive
needs to maintain an environment by changing to survive
biological needs to maintain a normal environment by adjusting to survive
biological needs to maintain a changing habitat by adjusting to survive
25
what is a DNR
does nathan reply
daring not right
do not resuscitate
do not recommend
26
how does the LPN demostrate evidence-based practice
perform tests before making a diagnosis
use lab results when coming to a conclusion
look at research examples when getting stuck on a problem
using scientific information to guide decision making
27
what do you do when you smell ETHO (alcohol) on a coworker
report to the floor manager
yell at them
gossip about it with your bestie
report to the nursing supervisor
28
what are the expectations of a student nurse performing nursing skills
will achieve the same results of a licensed nurse with no mistakes
will achieve the same results as a licensed nurse
will achieve the same results as a licensed nurse with many mistakes
will achieve the same results as a licensed nurse with few mistakes
29
what is a theraputic response to a patient who refused medication
"you have the right to refuse but this medication keeps BP down"
chart noncompliance
to call the doctor
"you have to take this"
30
what is libel
asked for
charted
written
said
31
who establishes the nursing practice standard for LPN's
state federations (associations) of licensed practical nursing
state board of nursing
national board of nursing
national federations (associations) of licensed practical nurses
32
how should a nurse respond to a patient refusing meds
force feed the meds
chart it
determine if any cultural, economic, or religious problems are interfering
call the doctor to yell at them
33
give an example of who an LPN can delegate to (all that apply)
housekeeping staff
unit secretary
rn
cna
34
what is the states nurse practice acts program
designated to protect the family
designated to protect the patient
designated to protect the general public
designated to protect the nurse
35
what does OSHA not do
control rails on beds
control bodily fluid transportation
control radiation exposure
control staffing ratios
36
what is maintaining ideal body weight
secondary prevention
primary prevention
tertiary prevention
final prevention
37
what is an advantage to a PPO
provide health benefits
make insurance coverage of employees less expensive to the employer
make insurance easily accessible to the employee from the employer
make insurance coverage of employers less expensive to the employees
38
what are factors involved in assessing the importance of a patients perception about deficits
needs that every person needs that are all the same
needs that a nurse must meet
needs that the nurse must meet because they are the same per person
needs that the nurse must meet because they might be different per person
39
what are common goals of nursing theory (all that apply)
collaborator
mandated reporter
educator
caregiver
40
what is an advanced directive
the person who writes the patients will
a paper that specifies who can make healthcare decisions for unable patient
a person who oversees the patients will
the person making healthcare decisions for an unable patient
41
how do DRG's work
idek man theres literally 5 minutes left in advisory& im only on question 8
the person who monitors the charts for reimbursement
patient need for care to qualify for reimbursement
record supporting documentation to confirm
42
what should a nurse do if a patient is unsure sbout havinf a sugery they are scheduled for
ask the family to convince them to do the surgery
talk them out of the sugery
convince them to do the surgery
call the doctor to speak with them
43
what effects does the sympathetic nervous system produce (all that apply)
elevated heart rate
dry mouth
lungs dilate
elevated blood pressure
44
what is Dunns theory of health and illness
person is healthy unless they caused the illness
person move back&forth on dynamic state of change between both endsof arrow
person is unhealthy unless they are of peak health
person moves back and forth on a dynamic pyramid
45
what is hippa
health insurance portability and privacy act
health insurance probability and privacy act
health insurance portability and privacy account
health insurance portability and promises act
46
what happens when a nurse is reported to the state board of nursing
they have to use defense mechanisms to prove their innocence
they get their license taken away
they're a report written on the incident
they get a legal hearing
47
what is risk management and what action do you take when a patient suffers an unintended injury
report incident by accident report (do not chart)
report incident by incident report (do not chart)
report incident by incident report (chart)
report incident by accident report (chart)
48
how did F. Nightengale contribute to nursing practice and education?
wrote a book on nursing fundamentals
made hospitals available to more people
founded the red cross
reduced the death rate during the Korean war
49
what is an example of an emancipated minor
a child who got pregnant before 16
a child who was charged as an adult
a child in foster care
a child who has major medical problems
50
who can give consent for a minor
the step parents
the grandparents
the minor themselves
the custodial parent
51
what can a nurseing student do
perform nursing actions under supervision of any adult
perform nursing actions only under supervision of licensed nurse
perform nursing actions
perform nursing action only under instructor
52
what is an advanced directive
if patient is unable to state them
written statement regarding patients emotions towards future medical
the person who is allowed to make medical decisions for procedures
procedures if patient is unable to state them
53
what is a successful adaptation after a stroke
get out of bed without assistance
eat on their own
learn to walk and maintain balance with aid of walker
go against medical advice
54
what does a nurse do when she is sexually harrased by the nursing supervisor
report it to the nursing supervisor
ask the nursing supervisor to stop and tell them your uncomfortable
report it to the state board
ask them to continue
55
what is nursing liability policy what is its purpose
paying attorney fees and any award won by plaintiff
helps with legal expenses
paying lawyer fees and any award won by plaintiff
paying courts fees
56
how did the early nursing education and care in the u.s. effect women
didn't let them work alone
allowed women to be codependent
let them work alone
allowed women to be more independent
57
when the brain finds stress what are sympathetic nervous system functions (all that apply)
dilate pupils
increase salvia
dilate bronchioles
decrease heart rate
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who does the patients chart belong to
the family
the facility
the patient
the doctor
59
who founded the red cross
ray dunn
your mom
florence nightengale
clara barton
60
what is the definition of chronic illness
viral
no cure (leads to death)
long time (disease)
short time (flu)
61
who can witness a signing of a will
lawyer
nurse
notary republic
supervising manager
62
who writes and enforces the nurse practice act
each individual state
each individual city
each individual county
each individual country
63
what is the appropiate practice for a patient pulling out lines
call the doctor ask for protective devices/restraints
put them in a protective device/restraint
64
what is the best way to protect oneself from a lawsuit (all that apply)
document
maintain competencies
education
relate
65
what is maslows hierarchy of needs
your mom needs are needed to maintain life
mental needs are needed to maintain life
physiological needs are needed to maintain life
emotional needs are needed to sustain life
66
what is an educational pathway for the LPN
obtain additional education to move from 1 level of nursing to another
cna, lpn, rn, advanced rn, nurse practitioner
use the education to take accelerated classes
obtain additional education to move from a school of nursing to another
67
what is the acceptance stage of illness
ask for a detailed write up of the prescription you've been taking
assume the sick role
assume the excuse role
go about your daily life
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what is the LPN not responsive for when delegating task to CNA
moving a patient
transporting a patient
bathing a patient
giving medications to a patient
69
what experience does a person have to a stressor
different ways based on perception of stressor and personality
all the same based on perception of stressor and personality
70
what is tertiary care
intensive care
hospice care
pediatric care
emergency care
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how are the u.s. nursing schools different from the england schools
the curriculum between schools was the same
students learned in classrooms with no clinicals
students worked without pay and physicians taught at bedside
women in the nursing field was looked down on
72
what intervention can be used for a NH resident who isolated himself and is not eating
lock him in a room until he eats
force feed him
support him to interact with an exercise class
go out with a group of friends
73
what are nursing interventions
tests that are done to improve patients health
problems that are avoided to improve the health of patients
actions/activities that are taken to improve the patients health
allows the patient say in their health plan to avoid conflicts
74
what is the Hans Seyles general adaptation syndrome when you experience excess stress (all that apply)
increased heart rate
arthritis
allergies
asthma
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what is a defense mechanism (all that apply)
sympathetic system
parasympathetic system
reduce anxiety
higher self esteem
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what is malpractice
accidentally mischarts something
gives wrong meds
stole drugs from work for personal use
falsifies data causing patient to suffer
