NSG 310 EXAM 2

What are some behaviors that indicate low literacy levels? (Select all that apply)

Which technique is the best to show the client understands the insulin administration education they received?

What can a nurse do to manage delirium? (Select all that apply)

RCA - involves a set of "where's" for finding the root cause of an error

Define allostatic load.

Prevention of central line associated infection is one of the most common examples of a bundled practice/care bundle.

Select the options that best describe a sentinel event.

True or False: Allostasis is the restoration of balance from a state of stress by the hypothalamus & other mechanisms.

Which of the three cognitive conditions has the highest risk for caregiver role strain?

Components of a nursing diagnosis. (Select all that apply)

True or False: Depression is chronic and progressive and does not have a formal treatment.

When should the nurse obtain cultures from a patient with a suspected infection?

The nurse is working in the community as a public health nurse. Which action/client type best matches their role?

Which wound drain/description pair is incorrect?

A patient has good comprehension but struggles to write and speak. What type of aphasia do they have?

True or False: Serosanguineous drainage is a pale pink-yellow color.

Which of the following term-definition pairs is incorrect?

Which is not a function of the skin?

Which of these are inhibitory actions of the sympathetic nervous system? (Select all that apply)

True or False: Bundling is the combination of multiple interventions for purposes of speeding up processes.

What is a characteristic of primary wound healing? (Select all that apply)

Which of these is not a symptom of Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS) & could indicate early sepsis? (SATA)

In what cases would you not want to apply heat therapy? (Select all that apply)

What are the core qualities of a teaching-learning relationship? (Select all that apply)

Which characteristic describes a stage II pressure ulcer?

What are some components/characteristics of apnea testing?

True or False: If a wound is present, the WOCN nurse should be the first to assess.

Alterations in which of the following factors can alter a patient's cognitive function? (Select all that apply).

Which of the following is the priority action for a nurse caring for a (new) patient with hearing loss?

What is another name for wound vac?

What is not a key point of a teaching session?

Which of these is not one of the four phases of wound healing?

Which age group and potential skin concerns are incorrectly paired?

Which of these term-definition pairs is not correct?

Which assessment or lab data correlates with systemic inflammation? (Select all that apply)

Which term-definition pairing is incorrect?

True or False: Demonstration, discussion, written material, role playing, & lecture are all ways of providing education.

What is the primary indication for the most appropriate usage of cyanoacrylate glue?

When assessing for acute delirium, what is the most important thing to be aware of?

What is the main corticosteroid released under stress?

What tool will a nurse use to assess delirium?

What are some risk factors for developing delirium? (Select all that apply)

True or False: Surgical, enzymatic, autolytic, and automatic are all types of debridement.

Which WBC component would correlate with synthesis of immunoglobulins?

What do these have in common: Financial status, inconvenience, denial, lack of social support, nonacceptance....

Which is an example of a teaching method within the psychomotor learning domain?

What do Lewy Body dementia and Parkinson's Disease dementia have in common? (Select all that apply)

What behaviors may occur normally as part of the grieving process? (Select all that apply)

True or False: Resilience is the ability to recover from an adverse event.

Which is an example of primary prevention?

Which of these is not an example of a maladaptive coping practice?

Which defense mechanism is not properly paired with its definition? (Select all that apply)

At-risk behavior: nurse is unaware that what's being done is unsafe. Reckless behavior: falsifying records.

What are some physical signs that a patient's death is imminent? (Select all that apply)

True or False: To prevent caregiver burnout, caregivers should be rotated daily when caring for a dementia patient.

What does long term release of cortisol/experiences of stress cause in the body? (Select all that apply)

Which cognitive function-altering condition has the quickest onset?

A _________ concentration of less than ___ in the WBC count indicates a persistent or severe infection.

What WBC components would correlate with an allergic reaction?

True or False: Endotoxin infections occur with gram-positive bacteria and drive the inflammatory response.