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How long for Verbal orders(VO) and Telephone orders(TO) to be signed? correct answers 24 Hours What should be done when getting a (TO)? correct answers REPEAT the order back Why do we repeat back TO orders? correct answers Accuracy, misunderstanding, accents hard to understand over the phone ...
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Add to cartHow long for Verbal orders(VO) and Telephone orders(TO) to be signed? correct answers 24 Hours What should be done when getting a (TO)? correct answers REPEAT the order back Why do we repeat back TO orders? correct answers Accuracy, misunderstanding, accents hard to understand over the phone ...
What is an indication for use of non-selective adrenergic blocking agents? A. Essential hypertension B. Malignant hypertension C. Secondary hypertension D. Malignant hyperthermia correct answers A.Essential hypertension ("Primary/Majority/Essential HTN" = 95% HTN has an unknown cause and...
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Add to cartWhat is an indication for use of non-selective adrenergic blocking agents? A. Essential hypertension B. Malignant hypertension C. Secondary hypertension D. Malignant hyperthermia correct answers A.Essential hypertension ("Primary/Majority/Essential HTN" = 95% HTN has an unknown cause and...
primary intention correct answers surgical incision heals by approximated closed correct answers in primary intention, The skin edges are ____ or ______ , and the risk of infection is low. Healing occurs quickly, with minimal scar formation, as long as infection and secondary breakdown are preve...
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Add to cartprimary intention correct answers surgical incision heals by approximated closed correct answers in primary intention, The skin edges are ____ or ______ , and the risk of infection is low. Healing occurs quickly, with minimal scar formation, as long as infection and secondary breakdown are preve...
What is Florence Nightingale known for? correct answers Founder of modern nursing Type of leader who tells everyone what to do. correct answers Autocratic Leader Type of leader who seeks input from everyone to help make decisions correct answers Democratic Leader Type of leader who lets the...
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Add to cartWhat is Florence Nightingale known for? correct answers Founder of modern nursing Type of leader who tells everyone what to do. correct answers Autocratic Leader Type of leader who seeks input from everyone to help make decisions correct answers Democratic Leader Type of leader who lets the...
What are complications of DM Type 1 and 2? correct answers Nephropathy Atherosclerosis Retinopathy Neuropathies what is Retinopathy? correct answers blindness What is Atherosclerosis? correct answers heart attacks and strokes What is neuropathies? correct answers motor/sensory nerve chan...
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Add to cartWhat are complications of DM Type 1 and 2? correct answers Nephropathy Atherosclerosis Retinopathy Neuropathies what is Retinopathy? correct answers blindness What is Atherosclerosis? correct answers heart attacks and strokes What is neuropathies? correct answers motor/sensory nerve chan...
Average adult size catheter correct answers 16F - 18F (14F common) Average pediatric size catheter correct answers 8F - 10F Urinary output goal correct answers > 30cc/hr Reformed hospitals & health care Recognized 2 components of health care: health & illness First nursing research c...
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Add to cartAverage adult size catheter correct answers 16F - 18F (14F common) Average pediatric size catheter correct answers 8F - 10F Urinary output goal correct answers > 30cc/hr Reformed hospitals & health care Recognized 2 components of health care: health & illness First nursing research c...
Approximatley how much fluids does a patient take in per day correct answers mL 600-800 mL in an 8 hour shift What degree should bath water be correct answers 105 F Which side of the body should clothing be removed from first? correct answers strong side which side of the body should cloth...
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Add to cartApproximatley how much fluids does a patient take in per day correct answers mL 600-800 mL in an 8 hour shift What degree should bath water be correct answers 105 F Which side of the body should clothing be removed from first? correct answers strong side which side of the body should cloth...
What is systole? correct answers Contraction of the myocardium resulting in the ejection of blood from the ventricles What is diastole? correct answers Relaxation of the myocardium allowing for filling of the ventricles What is stroke volume? correct answers Volume ejected from the ventricle w...
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Add to cartWhat is systole? correct answers Contraction of the myocardium resulting in the ejection of blood from the ventricles What is diastole? correct answers Relaxation of the myocardium allowing for filling of the ventricles What is stroke volume? correct answers Volume ejected from the ventricle w...
What is documentation? correct answers Documentation is anything written or printed relating to the patient. Why is documenting as a nurse important? correct answers Documenting reflects the quality of care and accountability for care provided. What is evidence practice? (EBP) correct answers ...
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Add to cartWhat is documentation? correct answers Documentation is anything written or printed relating to the patient. Why is documenting as a nurse important? correct answers Documenting reflects the quality of care and accountability for care provided. What is evidence practice? (EBP) correct answers ...
What are the effects of diuretics, cholinergic, and analgesics/tranquillizers on urine production and elimination? correct answers Diuretics-prevent the reabsorption of water and certain electrolytes. They may also cause increased frequency do to increase in urine production Cholinergic- stimulat...
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Add to cartWhat are the effects of diuretics, cholinergic, and analgesics/tranquillizers on urine production and elimination? correct answers Diuretics-prevent the reabsorption of water and certain electrolytes. They may also cause increased frequency do to increase in urine production Cholinergic- stimulat...
What is a nurse? (Wk 1 - Professionalism) correct answers Caregiver (Provider of Care) Communicator Teacher/Educator Counselor Leader/Manager Researcher Advocate Patient Care Partner (Collaborative Patient Focused Patients are a nurse's? correct answers first and foremost responsibility ...
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Add to cartWhat is a nurse? (Wk 1 - Professionalism) correct answers Caregiver (Provider of Care) Communicator Teacher/Educator Counselor Leader/Manager Researcher Advocate Patient Care Partner (Collaborative Patient Focused Patients are a nurse's? correct answers first and foremost responsibility ...
What should you assess for in a patient with hyperkalemia and hypokalemia? correct answers Arrhythmias Patients at risk for hyperkalemia are those with correct answers renal failure Hypomagnesmia manifests into what? correct answers Muscle tetany and seizures Osmosis correct answers movemen...
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Add to cartWhat should you assess for in a patient with hyperkalemia and hypokalemia? correct answers Arrhythmias Patients at risk for hyperkalemia are those with correct answers renal failure Hypomagnesmia manifests into what? correct answers Muscle tetany and seizures Osmosis correct answers movemen...
Body mechanics correct answers efficient, coordinated, and safe use of the body to move objects and carry out ADLs What physiological changes in the elderly can lead to impaired mobility, risk for injury? correct answers Decrease bone density (possible osteoporosis) Muscle function declines due ...
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Add to cartBody mechanics correct answers efficient, coordinated, and safe use of the body to move objects and carry out ADLs What physiological changes in the elderly can lead to impaired mobility, risk for injury? correct answers Decrease bone density (possible osteoporosis) Muscle function declines due ...
Why is pain necessary? correct answers It tells you that something is wrong in your body systems What is pain? correct answers an unpleasant sensory & emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage whatever the experiencing person says it is, existing whenever and whereve...
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Add to cartWhy is pain necessary? correct answers It tells you that something is wrong in your body systems What is pain? correct answers an unpleasant sensory & emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage whatever the experiencing person says it is, existing whenever and whereve...
A nurse is monitoring a group of clients for increased risk for developing pneumonia. Which of the following clients should the nurse expect to be at risk? (Select all that apply) A. Client who has dysphagia B. Client who has AIDS C. Client who was vaccinated for pneumococcus and influenza ...
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Add to cartA nurse is monitoring a group of clients for increased risk for developing pneumonia. Which of the following clients should the nurse expect to be at risk? (Select all that apply) A. Client who has dysphagia B. Client who has AIDS C. Client who was vaccinated for pneumococcus and influenza ...
Nursing outcome classification (NOC) correct answers A classification system used to determine the patients outcome that could be sensitive to nursing procedures. Nursing intervention classifications (NIC) correct answers A classification system to describe the activities that nurse performs and ...
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Add to cartNursing outcome classification (NOC) correct answers A classification system used to determine the patients outcome that could be sensitive to nursing procedures. Nursing intervention classifications (NIC) correct answers A classification system to describe the activities that nurse performs and ...
Vital Signs correct answers Indication of health status; effectiveness of circulatory, respiratory, neural, & endocrine function What are vital signs? correct answers Temperature, Pulse, Respirations, Blood Pressure. Oxygen Saturation, Pain (the 6th vitals sign) When should you measure vital s...
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Add to cartVital Signs correct answers Indication of health status; effectiveness of circulatory, respiratory, neural, & endocrine function What are vital signs? correct answers Temperature, Pulse, Respirations, Blood Pressure. Oxygen Saturation, Pain (the 6th vitals sign) When should you measure vital s...
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