N100 Q&A Exam Bundle

ISBAR I - IDENTIFY S - SITUATION B - BACKGROUND A - ASSESSMENT R - REQUEST Airborne Isolation measures taken to prevent the spread of diseases transmitted from an infected person by pathogens propelled through the air on particles smaller than 5 μm in size to a susceptible person's eyes, nose, or...

Sympathetic stimulation Effects on heart rate and muscle tone Parasympathetic stimulation Effect on HR - slows down Brainstem responsible for Baroreceptors - brain info Effect on HR + muscle tone depending on BV Chemoreceptors responsible for effect on respirations and oxygen levels Bas...

Health care-associated infections (hais) infections associated with healthcare given at any time in any setting Nonsocomial infections `hospital acquired infections Local infection only a specific portion of the body is infected Systemic infection invade blood or lymph Bacteremia- bacteria in blo...

Purpose of Nursing Practice Acts state laws that define responsibilities of the nurse and "scope of practice" - the range of activities and services as well as the qualifications for practice. The acts are intended to protect patients from harm as a result of unsafe or incompetent practice, or un...

A nurse is caring for a client who fell at a nursing home. The client is oriented to person, place, and time and can follow directions. Which of the following actions should the nurse take to decrease the risk of another fall? (Select all that apply) A. Place a belt restraint on the client when they...

Benefit of exercise • Improves health • Maintains fitness • Cardiovascular conditioning Activity tolerance (how much they can do) type and amount of exercise or work that a person is able to perform and assess for muscle strength and fatigue Types of exercise isotonic, isometric, isokinetic,...

Tort a civil wrong made towards a person or property Intentional tort willfull acts that violate a persons rights. Ex- assault, battery, false imprisonment Quasi- intentional tort acts where intent is lacking but violational acts occur. Ex- invasion of privacy/ defammation of character. Assault a...

Mobility refers to? a person's ability to move freely Immobility refers to? refers to inability to move freely Benefits of exercise? 1. Improves cardiovascular health 2. Increases muscle tone and flexibility 3. Enhances immune system 4. Promotes weight loss 5. Decreases stress/increases overall f...

Fat Soluble Vitamins A, D, E, K water soluble vitamins B and C Food minerals Ca, K, Na, Iron Bulimia Cycle of binge eating followed by pursing. One cycle per week for at least 3 months BMI formula weight in pounds ————————————————————- x 703 (height in inc...

what is critical thinkingintentional higher level reasoning process what is critical reasoningCognitive process that uses thinking strategies How do nurses use critical thinking?Knowledge from other subjects and fields deal with change in stressful environments make important decisions inductive ...

The nurse found a client in his room unresponsive, not breathing, and does not have a pulse. The nurse's first action is to summon the ______ team. Code Team - Managing a code blue as a nurse includes activating the code, sharing clinical information with the team, performing chest compressions, mo...

What stage of illness is most infectious? a) Full stage of illness b) Prodromal Stage c) Incubation Period d) Convalescent Period b) Prodromal Stage T/F When dealing with C. Diff patients, you can wash your hands with hand sanitizer False; you have to wash hands with soap & water How would you ha...

All of the following diseases is associated with nutrition and dietary choices EXCEPT: Infections Cancer Diabetes Heart Disease Infections Nearly 70 percent of all deaths in America are linked to: Accidents Suicide Infections Chronic disease Chronic disease Which of the following nutrients conta...