NUR 2356- NUR2356 Multidimensional Care I, MDC 1 Exam 185 Questions and Verified Answers Update Rasmussen
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MDC 1 Exam 185 Questions and Verified Answers
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MDC 1 Exam 185 Questions and Verified Answers
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MDC 1 Exam 185 Questions and Verified Answers
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1. Define Syndactylism.: Two or more fingers or toes are fused.
2. Define Muscle flaccidity.: Muscle becomes soft and yields to passive
stretching, which results from loss of all or practically all peripheral motor nerves
that innervated the muscle.
3. What may be the cause of difficulty picking up the leg to ambulate and
inability to flex the hip joints?: Decreased hip flexibility
4. What type of intervention would you encourage in a patient experiencing
constipation due to prolonged bedrest?: Take fiber supplementations as
ordered.
5. If you are caring for a patient in the supine position and they have no
lumbar curvature, where would you place a pillow for support in this
position?: Pillow under low back
6. What would be an appropriate nursing intervention for a patient with
impaired mobility and one day post-op for a hip replacement?: Ambulate to
the bathroom with assistance and use of a walker.
7. What is the priority education intervention for a patient newly diagnosed
with Osteoporosis?: Educate on weight-bearing activities.
8. What interpersonal department would a referral for an adaptive device fo
eating be sent to?: Occupational Therapy
9. What activity would the nurse expect to aggravate lumbar pain tha
radiates to the posterior thighs?: Bending to pick up something on the floor
10. What symptoms would a hypercalcemic patient exhibit?: Dysthymias and
, Skeletal muscle changes
11. How would a nurse check for a patient's level of strength prior to
standing?: Have the client push their legs and feet against resistance
12. What should the nurse not do when helping a patient with osteoporosis
walk in the halls?: Have the patient move quickly when walking, Plan to get a
walker next time, and don't worry about leg weakness
13. What essential action does the nurse need to take first if a patient has an
open radial fracture after a bike accident?: Assess the distal pulses
14. What medication would be given to reduce the size of an Osteosarcoma
tumor?: Chemotherapy
15. What activity would cause increased interocular pressure?: Sexua
intercourse
Straining with bowel movement
Bending at the waist
16. What type of pain is a patient experiencing if their pain level is 4/10 on the
pain scale after spraining their wrist?: Somatic pain
17 What diagnosis would a patient with a swollen wrist, pulsating feeling,
worse pain when flexing, and a temperature of 101.9 F likely have?: Acute
osteomyelitis
18. What is the nurse's first action for a patient with a crushed right tibia and
numbness in the right leg? Patient has no other injuries.: Assess the distal
pulse 19. What patient would be the nurse's priority assessment?: Patient with
sudden onset of pain that increases after ORIF
20. What should the patient report immediately after having a cast placed?
Drainage that is foul smelling coming from the cast
Pain that is increasing and not relieved with pain medications
Distal appendages are cold and pale in color
21. What is the nurse's next action after applying pressure to the bleeding o
a patient with a compound fracture of the lower left extremity?: Assess the
neurovascular statues of the lower extremities
22. What should the nurse add to the care plan of a patient postoperative
after a total hip arthroplasty?: Prevent hip flexion of the operative hip
Foot pumps to reduce the risk of DVT
Educate patient on pain control after surgery
23. What should be included in the discharge instructions for a patient taking
several eye drops for glaucoma?: Wait 5-10 mins between drops so that one
medication doesn't dilute the next medication
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