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Nurs 425 Exam #1 Questions And Answers Rated A+
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Where do we care for patients that require high acuity care? - Answer-an ICU, an intermediate-care unit 
(IMC), or a medical-surgical acute care unit 
Characteristics of a level 1 ICU - Answer-comprehensive care for patients with a wide variety of 
conditions 
Characteristics of a level 2 ICU - Answer-comprehensive care for most patients, but not specific 
populations ex. neuro, cardiothoracic, trauma 
Characteristics of a level 3 ICU - Answer-ability to provide initial stabilization for critica...
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TEST BANK ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY (4TH EDITION BY PORTH)
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TEST BANK ESSENTIALS OF PATHOPHYSIOLOGY (4TH EDITION BY PORTH) CONTENTS 
Chapter 01 - Cell Structure and Function .......................................................................................................................... 2 Chapter 02 - Cellular Responses to Stress, Injury, and Aging .......................................................................................... 7 Chapter 03 - Inflammation, the Inflammatory Response, and Fever ..............................................
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Exam 3 NUR 155 Exam Questions With Answers
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Exam 3 NUR 155 Exam Questions With Answers 
 
Sensory deprivation - ANS decrease or lack of meaningful stimuli 
 
Clients at risk for sensory deprivation - ANS Those confined to a non-stimulating environment in the home or health care agency, 
Those with impaired vision or hearing, 
Those with mobility restrictions, 
Those unable to process stimuli, 
Those with emotional disorders, 
Those with limited social contact 
 
Clinical Manifestations of sensory deprivation - ANS Excessive yawnin...
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(Summary) NUR242 Exam 2 Galen, Questions and Correct Answers. With Complete Solution.
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(Summary) NUR242 Exam 2 Galen, Questions and Correct Answers. With Complete Solution. 
 
Causes of fluid overload 
•Excessive fluid replacement 
•Kidney failure (late phase) 
•Heart failure 
•Long term corticosteroid therapy 
•Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone (SIADH) 
•Psychiatric disorders with polydipsia 
•Water intoxication 
s/s fluid overload 
•CV: tachycardia, bounding pulse, HTN, decrease pulse pressure, JVD, weight gain 
•Resp: increase and shallow resp; SO...
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Where do we care for patients that require high acuity care? 
: an ICU, an intermediate-care unit (IMC), or a medical-surgical acute care unit 
Characteristics of a level 1 ICU 
: comprehensive care for patients with a wide variety of conditions 
Characteristics of a level 2 ICU 
: comprehensive care for most patients, but not specific populations ex. neuro, 
cardiothoracic, trauma 
Characteristics of a level 3 ICU 
: ability to provide initial stabilization for critically ill patients but are ...
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NR-226 - Exam 1 Questions And Answers
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sensory Deprivation 
 ~ -reduced sensory input from sight or hearing 
-exposure to strange environments 
-confinement in restrictive environments, such as bed rest, because this 
produces monotony or boredom. 
Sensory Overload 
 ~ -Reception of multiple sensory stimuli 
-prevent the brain from responding to or ignoring certain stimul 
Factors Affecting Sensory Function 
 ~ -Age 
-Number of Stimuli 
-Environmental Factors 
-Meaningful Stimuli 
-Social Interaction 
-Cultural Factors 
Expres...
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NUR 155 Exam 3 (Galen)
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proprioception 
awareness of posture and movement 
 things to prevent contracture: permanent fixation of a joint 
splints, braces 
 foot drop 
permanent plantar flexion 
 isotonic exercise 
active movement with constant muscle contractions 
EX: walking, self feeding, turning in bed 
 isometric exercise 
tension and relaxation of muscles w/o joint movement 
EX: planks, calf raises 
 aerobic exercise 
requires oxygen metabolism to produce energy 
EX: stair climbing, walking 
 anaerobic exercise 
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NBME 27 Questions and Answers Graded A+ 
defect in development of the first pharyngeal arch leads to? - hypoplasia of mandible and micrognathia leading to posterior displacement of the tongue --> airway obstruction, hypoxia, feeding difficulty, and respiratory distress **Pierre Robin Syndrome 
2nd pharyngeal arch leads to development of? middle ear, hyoid bone, temporal styloid process, and muscles including facial muscles, stapedius, platysma, and stylohyoid; CN VII 
3rd pharyngeal arch lead...
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Study Guide for NCTRC exam Complete Questions And Answers(Graded A)
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Study Guide for NCTRC exam Complete Which of the following is MOST LIKELY to teach social skills to a group of at-risk youth? 
a. Bingo 
b. Volleyball, because it involves cooperation and competition 
c. role plays of asking someone for assistance 
d. discussion of appropriate leisure skills in a variety of situations - ANSWER C 
 
When using behavior modification with a female child who is emotionally disturbed, the CTRS teaches her separate hygiene behaviors and then combines them together in ...
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Delirium ️ an acute, confused state that begins with disorientation. 
Not recognized and treated early can progress to changes in LOC, 
irreversible brain damage, and sometimes death. 
Symptoms include impaired memory, inability to focus, disorientation and 
hallucinations. 
If a patient is having new onset of confusion, cannot follow instructions, 
and is hallucinating, you should recognize that as science of delirium. 
Difference between Delirium and Dementia is that Delirium has an abrupt 
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