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NUR 104 Final Exam Prep 2023 - Questions and Answers Latest Graded 100%. Which best describes the purpose of an RN hand off report? A handoff report is used when conflict about workload occurs between shifts. Handoff reports are used only when there is a change in staff assignment. Handoff is to inform staff about client status and changes for care continuity. Handoff reports communicate changes in hospital policy and procedure. Student Feedback: Review Handoff report purpose in Tre...

NUR 104 Final Exam Prep Questions and Answers 2023 | Score A+. Which information is part of the assessment section of a Situation, Background, Assessment, and Recommendation (SBAR) report? The client should be monitored for the timing and characteristics of first voiding. The client is a 28-year-old male who had a bilateral orchiectomy 2 years ago. The client had a biopsy of the non-tender mass revealed testicular cancer. The client had a urinary catheter discontinued 3 hours ago a...

5 A's - Answer Five steps that are undertaken in an EBP. Ask a well worded question; acquire best evidence; appraise the evidence; apply the evidence to clinical practice; and assess the outcome 5 Why's - Answer A process involving rounds of successive questioning; used in some quality improvement projects to gain insight into the root cause of a problem Absolute Risk (AR) - Answer The proportion of people in a group who experienced an undesirable outcome Absolute Risk Reduction (ARR) -...

What do hepatocytes do? - Answer Constantly make and secrete bile Where does the portal circulatory system bring blood to the liver from? - Answer - Stomach -Intestines -Pancreas -Spleen Where does most of the blood brought to the liver come from? Where does the rest of it come from? - Answer Portal vein; hepatic artery

What is the relationship between inflammation and infection that's important to know? - Answer Inflammation is present with infection, but infection isn't always present with inflammation What are the 4 steps of the vascular response with inflammation? - Answer 1) Brief vasoconstriction 2) Histamine released from cell causes vasodilation 3) Vasodilation= increased blood flow to the area 4) Movement of fluid from capillaries into the tissue (edema) What are the 3 types of granulocytes? ...

AC - Answer Abdominal circumference Accel - Answer Acceleration of fetal heart rate AFI - Answer Amniotic fluid index AFP - Answer Alpha-fetoprotein AGA - Answer Average for gestational age AMOL - Answer Active management of labor

Pulmonary compliance - Answer What is decreased in ARDS? Dense pulmonary infiltrates - Answer What is seen on X-ray of patient with ARDS? Hypoxemia with 100% oxygen, dyspnea, bilateral pulmonary edema - Answer What additional s/s are seen with ARDS? Sepsis, pancreatitis, shock, trauma, pulmonary infection, drowning, inhalation of toxic gases, aspiration of stomach content, blood transfusion, cardiopulmonary bypass - Answer What are some common causes of ARDS?

risk factors of cancer - Answer non-modifiable- Age, Genetics, sex specific Modifiable - inactivity, obesity,tobacco use, poor nutrient intake, excessive sun exposure, toxic environment exposure. small cell cancer - Answer from neuroendocrine tissue Most fatal Superior vena cava syndrome - Answer Tumor can compress SVC and cause swelling of face, JVD, and visible chest veins