what does the ANA Code of Ethics Provision 1 emphasize about nursing practice?

It emphasizes respect for the dignity and worth of every individual.

what is the definition of mobility?

freedom and independence in purposeful movement

what is role strain in the context of caregiving?

Role strain is the stress from conflicting demands in caregiving

how can a nurse best enhance her ability to show empathy towards patients?

engage in active listening during interactions

What are some important screenings for adolescents?

depression, anxiety, substance abuse

how should nurses adapt their communication when interacting with children and older adults?

Use simple language and be patient with children and older adults

what would not be considered when evaluating evidence based articles?

how much it cost to conduct the study

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1
tests specific for assigned male at birth are; clinical testicular exam and prostate-specific antigen test, and DRE
False
True
2
along with improving memory, ginko biloba is also a blood thinner
False
True
3
foot drop is the inability to pull the toes up towards the head
False
True
4
prednisone, an anti-inflammatory, is used long term
True
False
5
what does the ANA Code of Ethics Provision 1 emphasize about nursing practice?
It focuses on the necessity of maintaining professional competence
The need for nurses to advocate for social justice and equity in healthcare
It emphasizes the importance of patient confidentiality and privacy
It emphasizes respect for the dignity and worth of every individual.
6
when a pt is being assessed for orthostatic hypotension, what would be the systolic finding?
decrease in 5mmHg
decrease in 10mmHg
decrease in 20mmHg
decrease in 15mmHg
7
what is the definition of mobility?
a state that only involves physiological well-being
ability to change position
freedom and independence in purposeful movement
movement that does not involve the nervous system
8
Which technique is most effective for gathering detailed patient information?
Rushing the conversations
Asking open-ended questions
Making assumptions
Interrupting the patient while they're speaking
9
what vitamins are fat soluble?
a, d, e, k
a, e, c
d, k, and b complex
c, and b complex
10
what is role strain in the context of caregiving?
Emotional detachment indicating lack of emotional involvement in caregiving
Role conflict, which refers to competing demands from different roles
Caregiver burnout, a state of exhaustion from caregiving responsibilities
Role strain is the stress from conflicting demands in caregiving
11
Culture include the shared values, beliefs, traditions, practices and languages that are integrated throughout lifespans
False
True
12
what is not an effect of NSAIDs?
analgesic
anti-inflammatory
antipyretic
anticoagulant
13
what would be an example of information technology?
barcode scanning
hand written shift report
educational posters
manual vital sign monitoring
14
how can a nurse best enhance her ability to show empathy towards patients?
only focus on completing tasks
limit conversations to clinical topics
avoid emotional discussions with patients
engage in active listening during interactions
15
joint contractures occur when there are changes to muscle and connective tissue, this can be from decreased mobility
True
False
16
why is oral hygiene important?
increases cardiovascular disease
decreases risk of infection
increases likelihood of early discharge
decreases risk of bad breath
17
putting together a large piece puzzle is an expected finding for toddlers
True
False
18
a living will states the client's wishes regarding medical treatment when they don't feel like answering questions
True
False
19
joint contractures are a normal finding
False
True
20
Industry V. Infidelity is Erikson's Stage of Development for School Aged Children
True
False
21
What are some important screenings for adolescents?
cholesterol, diabetes, and skin cancer
vison, hearing, and hep c
mammogram, PSA, and colonoscopy
depression, anxiety, substance abuse
22
Nurses are personally accountable by law for their actions and must provide care within their scope of practice
True
False
23
what is a source of nutrition?
fast food
refined sugars
packaged foods
carbohydrates
24
what vitamins are water-soluble?
a,e,c
a,d,e,k
d, k, and b complex
c, and b complex
25
when evaluating evidence based articles, reliability should be considered
True
False
26
how should nurses adapt their communication when interacting with children and older adults?
Use technical medical jargon to ensure accuracy in communication
focus solely on written communication to avoid misunderstanding
Use simple language and be patient with children and older adults
Communicate in a loud voice to ensure that older adults can hear clearly
27
erikson's stage of development for toddlers is autonomy v. shame and doubt
True
False
28
constipation can lead to fecal impaction
True
False
29
Identity v Role Confusion is for which age group?
12-20
10-20
13-21
15-25
30
an adverse reaction for tylenol is liver damage
False
True
31
what is not a therapeutic use of tylenol?
anticoagulant
non-opioid analgesic
antipyretic
analgesic
32
what are some essential components of therapeutic communication?
providing unsolicited advice
active listening and empathy
avoiding eye contact
strict adherence to medical jargon
33
Erikson's Stage of Development for preschoolers is Initiative V Guilt
True
False
34
how many mg/g of tylenol should not be exceeded per day for adults?
2,000 mg/ 2g
2,500 mg/ 2.5g
4,000 mg/ 4g
1,000 mg/ 1g
35
Industry v. Inferiority consists of what?
does not want to make meaningful contributions
no sense of worth is developed yet
gained sense of accomplishment
teachers are not yet an important role in life
36
when do infants recognize familiar faces?
8 months
6 months
4 months
2 months
37
how do nurses promote patient advocacy?
supporting pt autonomy
having care that is biased towards a specific group of people
not communicating with other members of the health care team
not intervening when pt care is compromised
38
decreased mobility can lead to increased peristalsis
False
True
39
what is the erikson's development stage for infants?
industry v inferiority
integrity v despair
trust v mistrust
autonomy v shame and doubt
40
abdominal pain should be reported 24hrs after symptoms present to the provider
False
True
41
Integrity v. Despair is for which age group
50-60
30-65
65- death
40-75
42
nurses should inspect skin integrity daily
True
False
43
best practice for prednisone is to go low and slow
True
False
44
what are some benefits to EBP?
cost effective
guaranteed positive outcomes for patients
static process
quick and easy implementation
45
a large amount of weight loss contribute towards caregiver role strain
False
True
46
cardiac deconditioning is a normal finding
True
False
47
what is an intervention to decrease aspiration for a pt with dysphagia?
sitting upright in a chair
rushing the pt so they can lay back down faster
feeding the pt larger bites so they don't choke
place food on affected side of the mouth
48
what would not be considered when evaluating evidence based articles?
the purpose of the study
how much it cost to conduct the study
how results were analized
if results were applicable to other populations
49
tests specific for assigned female at birth include; cervical cancer screening and DRE
True
False
50
when do infants start to smile?
4 months
6 months
2 months
8 months
51
taking cultural and personal context into your nutrition assessment is important
False
True
52
what is a common finding in toddlers?
tantrums
starting to have independence
not having a routine
imitation
53
patients should be turned every 3 hours to prevent pressure injuries
True
False
54
naloxone is a treatment of opioid abuse
True
False
55
what enhances immune function?
garlic
echinacea
ginseng
ginko biloba
56
ROM exercises should be 2-3x per day
False
True
57
what would be a finding in the genitourinary system due to lack of mobility?
odor of urine becomes more potent
gallstones
clear colored urine
urinary retention and uti
58
what can findings of a DVT lead to?
bruising
improved blood flow
pulmonary embolism
itching
59
when assessing mobility, what is not included?
cognitive function
gait
range of motion
body alignment
60
when should birth weight double?
8 months
4 months
5 months
6 months
61
why is the integumentary system important when a pt has decreased mobility?
because they won't be able to be turned as well
it doesn't
because it can get skin flakes
because skin is always in contact with a surface
62
when do infants start making facial expressions when they are spoken to?
4 months
3 months
6 months
2 months
63
foot drop is a type of joint contracture
True
False
64
what is not an attachment style of infants?
anxious
organized
avoidant
secure
65
What strategies can be used to prevent caregiver role strain?
Overcommitting to caregiving tasks without seeking help
Ignoring personal needs and focusing solely on caregiving responsibilities
Avoiding communication with family and friends about caregiving challenges
Utilizing respite care and support groups
66
garlic is an...
antiemetic
anti-inflammatory
anticoagulant
anti-calming
67
benefits to having EHR
enhances client satisfaction
increased medication errors
decreased safe administration of medicine
increased wait times for results
68
what would be an incorrect way to evaluate sources?
relying solely on anecdotal evidence
checking authorship
publication quality
currency
69
what does chamomile promote?
improved memory, better cognitive function
energy, metabolism boost
anti-inflammatory, calming
anti-anxiety, decreased depression
70
cardiovascular changes present as soon as 24 hours after being immobile
False
True
71
decreased mobility results in an improvement in mental health
False
True
72
blood pressure be checked regularly for a pt taking tylenol
True
False
73
decreased mobility can lead to a risk of respiratory infection
True
False
74
what are the two main types of communication in nursing?
verbal and nonverbal
therapeutic and nontherapeutic
written and electronic
interpersonal and group
75
a nurse gets report on a pt that presents with skin breakdown, what should be implemented into the pt's diet?
carbs
minerals
proteins
fats
76
Appropriate Task for a Preschooler
taking the dog on a walk
cooking themselves dinner
vacuuming
getting themselves dressed
77
subgroups can occur within cultures
True
False
78
diversity is only limited to religion and culture
False
True
79
what would not be a finding when a nurse is playing a role in informed consent?
advocating for the pt when they do not understand the procedure
witnessing a patient's signature
explaining the steps of the procedure
explaining choices to the pt
80
EBP is the use of current knowledge from credible sources to inform clinical judgment and patient care.
False
True
81
Erikson's stage of development for young adults is intimacy v isolation
False
True
82
a complication of an opioid agonist would be an increase in respiratory rate
False
True
83
in young adults, what is not peaked?
physical senses
memory
cardiac output
bone mass
84
what does aloe promote?
decreased depression
wound healing
improved memory
improved sleep
85
what is therapeutic communication aimed at achieving?
to establish authority over patient decisions
to ensure patients follow strict medical protocols
to foster a supportive environment for patients
to provide medical diagnoses and treatment plans
86
a nurse got report on 4 pts, what should a nurse do first to prevent falls?
assess mobility of each pt
enforce each pt to use a walker
delegate 4 UAPs to sit in each room
4 side rails up on each bed
87
what is EHR
evidence health rate
electron homeostasis radar
electronic heart rate
electronic health record
88
what would be a normal range for BMI?
25.5-30.9
16.5-18.5
18.5-24.9
20.5-26.9
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If a new nurse is overwhelmed and struggling with pt priorities, how can the nurse improve critical thinking skills?
seek guidance from a mentor
make decisions without consulting others
rely only on past experiences
avoid renewing evidence based practices
90
long periods of immobility can cause physiological and psychological effects
False
True
91
when a pt is being assessed for orthostatic hypotension, what would be the diastolic finding?
decrease in 20mmHg
decrease in 30mmHg
decrease in 5mmHg
decrease in 10mmHg
92
what is important to take into consideration when performing hair care?
hair color
the mood that the pt is in
cultural preferences
texture
93
preschoolers are still not aware of other people's emotions
False
True
94
Designates a health care surrogate; an individual who is authorized to make health care decisions if client is unable
a legal guardian
provider
counselor
durable power of attorney
95
why is empathy considered an essential component of nursing?
helps nurse prioritize completion of task over patients feelings
maintains strict professional boundaries
fosters trust and improves patient outcomes
ensures compliance with medical procedures
96
essential components of culturally competent care do not include...
cultural stereotyping
cultural humilty
cultural diversity
cultural awareness
97
what are the three key principles to body mechanics?
keep feet close together, bend at the waist, bend neck
alignment, balance, body movements
quick movements, jerky movements, bend your back
increase load on spine, lifting with arms, twisting at waist
98
what would be irrelevant when doing a nutrition assessment?
weight and height
BMI
diet history
hair color
99
middle adults want to do well in their own environment and continue progress of well-being through future
False
True

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