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NURS 328 EXAM #2 QUESTIONS WITH ALL PASSED ANSWERS 2024!!

What are the 10 fundamental components of the recovery process? Correct Answer-Self-directed Individual and person-centres Empowering Holistic Non-linear Strengths-based Peer-supported Respect Responsibility Hope What was mental healthcare reform prompted by? Correct Answer-Developments in psychopharmacology Concerns about the civil rights of people with mental illness Need for cost-containment Research revealing the negative impacts of institutionalization How do we measure me...

Which meal option should the nurse select for a patient on a low-sodium diet? a. Bologna sandwich on whole wheat bread, potato chips, sliced cucumbers and iced tea b. Spaghetti with sausage, green salad, hard-crust bread, and diet cola c. Baked chicken, corn on the cob, dinner roll, and milk d. Steak, broccoli with cheese sauce, crackers and hot tea Correct Answer-C A nurse receives a phone call that patient is extremely upset, angry and learns from the patient that he has a gun on the ta...

C CORRECT ANSWER All answers within the metric system need to be expressed as _____. A: Fractions B: Whole numbers C: Decimals D: Mixed numbers D CORRECT ANSWER _____ = 0.000001 or one millionth A: Kilo B: Milli C: Centi D: Micro B CORRECT ANSWER _____ = 0.001 or one thousandth A: Kilo B: Milli C: Centi D: Micro C CORRECT ANSWER _____ = 0.01 or one hundredth A: Kilo B: Milli C: Centi D: Micro

A nurse instructs a patient to close the eyes after the administration of eye drops. Which rationale for this instruction should the nurse explain to the patient? 1. Limits corneal irritation 2. Squeeze excess medication from the eyes 3. Disperses the medication over the eyeballs 4. Prevents medication from from entering the lacrimal duct Correct Answer-Disperses the medication over the eyeballs How often should "docusate sodium 100 MG PO bid" be given? 1. Three times a day 2. Two...

An RN from the orthopedic unit has been floated to the medical unit. Which client assignment for the floated RN is the best? A. The client with a resolving pulmonary embolus who is receiving oxygen at 6 L/min through a nasal cannula B. The client with chronic lung disease who is being evaluated for possible home oxygen use C. The client with a newly placed tracheostomy who is receiving oxygen through a tracheostomy collar D. The client with chronic bronchitis who is receiving oxygen ...

NURS 320 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024/2025 REAL EXAM GRADED A+. An adult male is scheduled for surgery and the nurse is assessing for risk factors. Which is the following are the greatest risk factors? 1.) He is 5ft 4 in tall and weighs 125 lb 2.) He expressed a fear of pain in the post-op period. 3.) He is 5ft 4 in tall, weighs 360lb, and is diabetic. 4.) He expresses fear of the unknown. 3.)He is 5ft 4 in tall, weighs 360lb, and is diabetic The nurse in an outclient department is ...

NURS 3210 Test 2 Review Questions With Complete Solutions

The single most important risk factor for the development of cancer is: Correct Answer-Advancing age An example of a primary prevention strategy for reducing cancer risk would be: A. Yearly mammography for women older than 40 years B. Using skin protection during sun exposure at the beach C. Colonoscopy at age 50 years and then every 10 years D. Yearly prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test and digital rectal Correct Answer-B A malignant tumor has metastasized from the lungs to the...

Which statement best describes the DSM-5? a. It is a medical psychiatric assessment system. b. It is a compendium of treatment modalities. c. It offers a complete list of nursing diagnoses. d. It suggests common interventions for mental disorder Correct Answer-a. It is a medical psychiatric assessment system. Asylum-based training programs began in the late 1800s in Canada. What was the rationale for initiating psychiatric nursing training? a. There were greater needs for custodial c...