Duplicate of Exam 1 Quiz questions

What is the postoperative position for a person who has had a thyroidectomy?

1.     In the role of client advocate, what does the nurse do first for a client who reports pain?

1.    A client who is using patient a PCA is asleep. A family member pushed the PCA button. What does the nurse do?

1.    A client discharged after hip replacement says, “I am going to use hypnosis instead of medication for pain.”

To treat HYPOthroidism:

What is the name of the medication that treats hypothroidism

How often should a nurse inspect a postoperative surgical wound within the first 24 hours?

Complete the following dosage calculation:

Signs of anxiety in the preoperative patient may be displayed by all the following EXCEPT

Which of these is not cause of hypothroidism?

What does the nurse need to do for postoperative care on a patient that just had a nephrectomy?

Type 1 diabetes is caused by....

What technique will the nurse implement to assist the postoperative patient to cough?

Fatigue is a symptom of diabetes because....

Diabetes, pregnancy, infection, stress, trauma and low insulin dosing may cause what?

Which of the following is NOT typically a risk factor for diabetes?

The preoperative phase begins when

Diabetes Mellitis affects the production of which hormone or hormones?

What is the major contributing factor in the development of postoperative atelectasis?

A patient is being discharged home on opiods for postoperative pain. What additional order should be anticipated?

What is Phantom limb pain?

1.    When assessing a client for pain, acute/chronic, what question does the nurse ask to obtain the most data?

What lab should be monitored for a patient on acarbose (Precose) for type 2 diabetes mellitis

How much fluid should the patient consume during the postoperative period?

What are the perioperative nurse's responsibilities for the informed consent?

What type of diabetes would you have if you were insulin resistant?

The following are manifestations of hyperthroidism EXCEPT

What is the purpose of preoperative teaching? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

The preoperative evaluation is primarily used to

During the preoperative interview, the perioperative RN should ask patients about their use of SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

1 day postoperative following a subtotal thyroidectomy, & reports a tingling sensation in the hand, nurse assesses ____

Long-term untreated diabetes can result in what?

The priority Preoperative phase concept is

All of the following are included in the preoperative checklist except

Perioperative nurses must have knowledge of the _________ technique.

What would not be a symptom of undiagnosed type 2 diabetes?

Which postoperative wound complication would require immediate surgical treatment?

Which relate to hyperthroidism

Risk factors for hypothroidism?

Preoperative nurse..

Which of the following groups of preoperative sedatives is used most often

Which patient would be at highest risk of perioperative hypothermia?

Venous stasis in the in the postoperative period can lead to:

Perioperative care includes care that is provided before, during, and after surgery

Which relate to hyperthroidism

Must have preoperative information includes:

1.    A client with cancer states, “I am still in pain.” The client does not exhibit any physical signs of pain.

Clients with type 1 diabetes may require what changes to their insulin during an infection?