Ecpi

ECPI 164 EXAM #2 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

Part of the cell cycle when DNA replicates - Answer-interphase Phase of mitosis when the nuclear envelope starts to disappear and chromatin condenses into highly visible chromosomes - Answer-prophases Atoms that lose electron tend to become - Answer-positively charged The first folding of linear amino acid sequence (e.g alpha helix and beta sheet) are types of protein - Answer-secondary structure The major components of the cell membrane - Answer-phospholipids and proteins Ribosom...

Glomeruls - Answer-31 DCT - Answer-32 Collecting ducts - Answer-33 Renal medulla - Answer-34 (region) renal vein - Answer-35 Ureter - Answer-36 Arcuate artery - Answer-37 Interlobar vein - Answer-38 Renal pelvis - Answer-39 Renal medulla - Answer-40 (region) Renal cortex - Answer-41 (region) Vas deferens - Answer-42 Corpus cavernosa - Answer-43 Testes / testicle - Answer-44 Prostate gland - Answer-45 Ovary - Answer-46 Cervix - Answer-47 Labia mi...

How is medication administered buccally? - Answer-Cheek Pocket What are the 5 rights of Medication Administration? - Answer-Right: Drug, dose, time, route, patient What is the nurses rationale for applying the nursing process in medication therapy? - Answer-Ensures medication is administered safely and accurately. How does the nurse evaluate the effectiveness of discharge teaching? - Answer-Have the patient teach back What are the components of a correct physicians order for medicati...

All of the following are symptoms of BPH EXCEPT ? Select all that apply a - bruising b - dribbling c - urgency d - urinary frequency e - enlargement of testicles f - retention - Answer-a, e, f Which of the following are diagnostic criteria of Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone (SIADH)? select all that apply a - high concentrated urine b - low urine volume c - low sodium d - ABGs e - chest x-ray f - cortisol levels in 24hr urine - Answer-a, b, c A client comes in...

What three factors influence mental health? - Answer-•Inherited characteristics •Childhood nurturing •Life circumstances patient is responsive, opens eyes spontaneously, and answers questions appropriately - Answer-alert When does acute PTSD occur? - Answer-<6 months of a trauma patient can open eyes and respond to questions, but is drowsy and falls asleep readily - Answer-lethargic When do signs of chronic PTSD occur? - Answer->6 months of a trauma patient responds ...

Law established to regulate nursing practice. - Answer-Nurse Practice Act (NPA) What type of family is made of two single-parent families joined together to form a new family unit? - Answer-Blended Family What type of family consist of a nuclear family and other related people? - Answer-Extended Family Any group of people who live together and depend on one another for physical, emotional, and financial support. - Answer-Family family unit, family of marriage, parenthood, or procreat...

A male nurse is preparing to take vital signs of a female client. Which ethnic group would consider this improper? - Answer-Arab Muslim A client refuses to have pain medication administered by injection. The nurse states, "If you don't let me give you the shot, I will get help to hold you down and give it." What crime may the nurse be committing? - Answer-Assault The nurse is caring for a client who is a practicing Jehovah's Witness. The physician orders two units of packed cel...

PERRLA - Answer-pupils, equal, round, react to light, accommodation Glasgow Coma Scale - Answer-E 4 V 5 M 6 Eyes 4- spontaneous 3- to voice 2- to pain 1- unresponsive Voice 5-appropriate 4- Mini Mental State Exam - Answer-orientation, registration, attention and calculation, recall, language Anticholinergic Drugs - Answer-atropine (Atropen) belladonna alkaloids benztropine mesylate (Cogentin) clidinium cyclopentolate (Cyclogyl) arifenacin (Enablex) dicylomine feso...

What types of grief might a nurse encounter in a clinical setting? - Answer-Clients may be experiencing grief related to declining health, loss of a body part, terminal illness, or the impending death of self or a significant other. It is important for the nurse to understand the significance of loss and develop the ability to assist clients as they work through the grieving process. What is loss? - Answer-Loss is an actual or potential situation in which something that is valued is changed o...