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NSG 1010: Rest & Sleep (CH. 35- Treas) Exam Practice Questions and Answers What are the benefits of sleep? - Ans:-Restores energy improves coping ability Increases mental performance strengthens the immune system improves learning & long-term memory The Physiology of sleep (RAS) is - Ans:-Circadian rhythm (Circa-approx, diem-day) & biorhythms What is the control center for regulating sleeping & waking? - Ans:-Hypothalamus What are the Neurotransmitters associated with sleep? - Ans:-His...

NSG 1010: Exam 3 Practice Questions and Answers What is the reason(s) for a nurse to perform a nursing assessment of a client? - Ans:-to obtain baseline data to obtain a nursing diagnosis to monitoring status of identified problems to screen for health problems What is *baseline data*? - Ans:-Data about the patient's physical status and functional abilities to serve as a comparison as their health changes What is a *nursing diagnosis*? - Ans:-Problem statements form the basis for the...

Exam 6- NSG 1010 Practice Questions and Answers A client arrives to the emergency department with a self inflected GSW. The client tells the nurse he lost his job and does not want to live anymore. What is the nurses priority action? A. Assess client for injury B. Obtain a social worker consult C. Locate the clients family D. Administer pain meds - Ans:-A A nurse is caring for several clients on a medical unit. What order should the nurse perform the follow action based on Maslow's H...

Exam 7 NSG 1010 Study Guide Solutions What are the functions of the pulmonary system? - Ans:-ventilation and respiration movement of air in and out of the lungs - Ans:-ventilation Exchange of oxygen and CO2 in the lungs - Ans:- What factors affect ventilation? - Ans:--compliance -elasticity -airway resistance -hypo/hyperventilation -rate/depth of breathing How well we can expand the lungs is an example of - Ans:-lung elasticity Where the gases are exchanges is - Ans:-respiration inter...

Exam 1 NSG 1010 Practice Questions and Answers List in order the chain of infection: - Ans:-causative agent, reservoir, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host What is an infectious/causative agent? - Ans:-Bacteria, fungi, virus, parasite, prion. What is a reservoir? - Ans:-Where the infectious agent lives / where it lives, grows, and reproduces. What is a portal of exit? - Ans:-The host leaves either by resp. tract, GI tract, skin, blood, etc. What is a po...

Exam 8 NSG 1010 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 3 stages of female reproductive system - Ans:- menarche - Ans:-the first menstrual period Indication of puberty in girls - Ans:-menarche/first menstral cycle Menarche preceded by increase of what? - Ans:-estrogen and progesterone What is menstration controlled by? - Ans:-hormones Hormones of the female reproductive system - Ans:-FSH, LH, (gonadotropic) estrogen, progesterone For estrogen to be secreted out, we need what? - Ans:-FSH FSH sti...

Exam 7 NSG 1010 Practice Questions and Answers What are the functions of the pulmonary system? - Ans:-ventilation and respiration movement of air in and out of the lungs - Ans:-ventilation Exchange of oxygen and CO2 in the lungs - Ans:- What factors affect ventilation? - Ans:--compliance -elasticity -airway resistance -hypo/hyperventilation -rate/depth of breathing How well we can expand the lungs is an example of - Ans:-lung elasticity Where the gases are exchanges is - Ans:-respirat...

NSG 1010 Exam 5 Study Guide Solutions Function of Carbohydrates - Ans:-- supply energy, spare protein, fat metabolism - increase satiety, increase release of insulin Function of Protein - Ans:-- tissue building and maintenance - metabolism (nitrogen balance & transport of nutrients) - immune system function - fluid & acid base balance - Secondary Energy Source Function of Lipids - Ans:-- brain & nerve function - hormone production - aid in absorption of fat soluble vitamins - energy s...

NSG 1010 Exam 4 Study Guide Solutions Assessment of Integumentary Function/ Skin Integrity and Wound Healing - Ans:- Functions of the Skin - Ans:-Protection Temperature regulation Vitamin D production Sensation Fluid balance Immune response Psychosocial Absorption Health History - Ans:-Comorbid Conditions -Diabetes (decreased pain, foot ulcers) ©GRACEAMELIA 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER 2024 Page 2/15 -Heart disease/coronary artery disease (ac...

NSG 262 Exam 2 Review Study Guide Compliance - Ans:-the ability of the lungs to distend or expand in response to increased intra- alveolar pressure > decreases in diseases like pulmonary edema or with injuries like fractured ribs Airway Resistance - Ans:-the increase in pressure that occurs as the diameter of the airways decreases from mouth/nose to alveoli > this decreases the amount of oxygen delivered to the alveoli Oxygen Demand - Ans:-how much oxygen the body needs for an a cer...