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NRS 210 Orthopedic Nursing Questions And Answers Graded A+ Which type of bone cell is responsible for the formation of bone? Osteoblast The patient is told by the HCP that the size of the patient's muscle has decreased. How should the nurse document this occurrence? Atrophy An older patient is describing increased stiffness in the shoulders, back, and hips. The loss of elasticity in what tissue contributes to this? Ligament What is the best description of the periosteum? Fibrous conn...

What are soft tissue injuries? Soft tissue injuries, including sprains, strains, dislocations, and subluxations, usually result from trauma. Soft tissue Injury: Sprains Is an injury to the ligaments surrounding a joint, usually caused by a wrenching or twisting motion. Most sprains occur in the ankle, wrist, and knee joints. Classified according to the degree of ligament damage. A first-degree (mild) sprain involves tears in only a few fibers, resulting in mild tenderness and minimal swel...

NRS 210 Orthopedic Nursing Exam 23 Questions with Verified Answers Which type of bone cell is responsible for the formation of bone? - CORRECT ANSWER Osteoblast The patient is told by the HCP that the size of the patient's muscle has decreased. How should the nurse document this occurrence? - CORRECT ANSWER Atrophy An older patient is describing increased stiffness in the shoulders, back, and hips. The loss of elasticity in what tissue contributes to this? - CORRECT ANSWER Ligament ...

severalty/sole ownership ownership of real property by one person only Co-ownership Title ownership held by two or more persons. Trust Ownership held by a third party for the benefit of someone else tenency in common Each tenant holds a fractional undivided interest tenency in common Each tenant can convey or devise his or her interest, but not entire interest Joint Tenancy Unity of ownership, created by an intentional act, Unities of possession, interest...

NRS 210 Exam 2 Questions and Answers What are presumptive signs of pregnancy? breast tenderness, fatigue, urinary frequency, N/V, amenorrhea (absence of period) during week 4 What are probable signs of pregnancy? Enlarged abdomen/uterus Hegar's sign (softening isthmus) Goodell's sign (softening cervix) Chadwick's sign (bluish tint to cervix)

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Nursing Metaparadigm - ANSperson, environment, health, nursing Boundaries of client confidentiality - ANSreport when danger is possible (self harm or abuse) boundaries of therapeutic communication - ANSwhen just given bad news take a step back before continuing or if someone is in danger than don't use boundary transgression of therapeutic communication - ANSknowing when to and when not to use therapeutic communication How do professional nurses talk about substance abuse? - AN...

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