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Inflammation, Altered Immunity and Infection UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Function of T-Cells (T-lymphocytes) -governs cell mediated immunity/response T-cytotoxic cells (T8, CD8, killer Ts) -kill virus infected cells, tumor cells, and allograft cells by releasing cytotoxic chemicals T-Help cells (T4) -Activate other CD4 cells. Release lymphokines that begin the inflammatory process and mediate delayed hypersensitivity reactions (TB skin test) NK killer cells -Contain granules that attack and kill virus-infected or cancerous cells active aquired immunity -obtai...
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Function of T-Cells (T-lymphocytes) -governs cell mediated immunity/response T-cytotoxic cells (T8, CD8, killer Ts) -kill virus infected cells, tumor cells, and allograft cells by releasing cytotoxic chemicals T-Help cells (T4) -Activate other CD4 cells. Release lymphokines that begin the inflammatory process and mediate delayed hypersensitivity reactions (TB skin test) NK killer cells -Contain granules that attack and kill virus-infected or cancerous cells active aquired immunity -obtai...
N3261 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
The majority of older adults say that they feel irritated or angry much of the time. T or F? - False - Older adults are no more angry or irritated than younger adults. Individuals who are angry or irritated a good portion of the time while younger will probably be individuals who are angry or irritated a good portion of the time in old age. Over 12% of the population of the US is over the age of 65. T or F? - True - the percent of older adults in the US has been steadily increasing. In f...
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The majority of older adults say that they feel irritated or angry much of the time. T or F? - False - Older adults are no more angry or irritated than younger adults. Individuals who are angry or irritated a good portion of the time while younger will probably be individuals who are angry or irritated a good portion of the time in old age. Over 12% of the population of the US is over the age of 65. T or F? - True - the percent of older adults in the US has been steadily increasing. In f...
N3481 PSYCH UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
3 areas in the art of nursing (3 things) - caring attending patient advocacy Why caring should be a basic ingredient to nursing practice? (4 things) - gives of self leads to happiness is evidence by emphatic understanding, actions & patience is the most natural & fundamental aspect of human experience
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3 areas in the art of nursing (3 things) - caring attending patient advocacy Why caring should be a basic ingredient to nursing practice? (4 things) - gives of self leads to happiness is evidence by emphatic understanding, actions & patience is the most natural & fundamental aspect of human experience
NURS 1023 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Professional Identity - Developed in many ways, through real and simulated experiences and reflection and role-modeling by professional colleagues ANA 1980 statement - The diagnosis and treatment of human responses to actual and potential health problems Technology and Informatics - knowledge/use of tools, machines, materials, and processes to help solve human problems. Ethics - study/examination of morality through a variety of different approaches Safety - freedom from accidental inj...
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Professional Identity - Developed in many ways, through real and simulated experiences and reflection and role-modeling by professional colleagues ANA 1980 statement - The diagnosis and treatment of human responses to actual and potential health problems Technology and Informatics - knowledge/use of tools, machines, materials, and processes to help solve human problems. Ethics - study/examination of morality through a variety of different approaches Safety - freedom from accidental inj...
NUR2300 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Paradigms - identified as quantitative or qualitative. A broad view of or perspective of something. Basic research - develops fundamental knowledge and tests theory e.g. clients' health states, self-care and perception of phenomena pertaining to health and illness. Applied research - the application of knowledge to specific situations - addresses problems such as the best way to practise health care. Epistemology - the study of knowledge and how it is judged to be 'true'. Ontology -...
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Paradigms - identified as quantitative or qualitative. A broad view of or perspective of something. Basic research - develops fundamental knowledge and tests theory e.g. clients' health states, self-care and perception of phenomena pertaining to health and illness. Applied research - the application of knowledge to specific situations - addresses problems such as the best way to practise health care. Epistemology - the study of knowledge and how it is judged to be 'true'. Ontology -...
NUR2300 Certification Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
What is research - A systematic and rigorous process of finding answers to questions Describe a systematic review - A review in which specified and appropriate methods have been used to identify, appraise, and summarise studies addressing a defined question One of the key disadvantages of basing nursing practice on traditional knowledge - It can lead to the development of a nursing culture that accepts practice as being right The ultimate aim of nursing research is to - Improve patient ou...
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What is research - A systematic and rigorous process of finding answers to questions Describe a systematic review - A review in which specified and appropriate methods have been used to identify, appraise, and summarise studies addressing a defined question One of the key disadvantages of basing nursing practice on traditional knowledge - It can lead to the development of a nursing culture that accepts practice as being right The ultimate aim of nursing research is to - Improve patient ou...
N3340 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
What is Rigor? - The validity of the analyses and results in research (quality control) 4 Types of Qualitative Rigor - 1. Credibility 2. Transferability 3. Dependability 4. Confirmability What is Credibility? - Results are believable from the perspective of the participant What is Transferability? - Reader can make judgment on whether the results apply to other contexts (generalizable) What is Dependability? - A repeat of the study would give similar results What is Confirmability? - R...
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What is Rigor? - The validity of the analyses and results in research (quality control) 4 Types of Qualitative Rigor - 1. Credibility 2. Transferability 3. Dependability 4. Confirmability What is Credibility? - Results are believable from the perspective of the participant What is Transferability? - Reader can make judgment on whether the results apply to other contexts (generalizable) What is Dependability? - A repeat of the study would give similar results What is Confirmability? - R...
N3340 Certification Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
for both QUAN and QUAL - we can have a ________ - research question hypothesis (only for) - QUAN research -In QUAL, we do not have a hypothesis banana - yellow fruit -content analysis -discourse analysis -phenomenology -grounded theory -ethnography
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for both QUAN and QUAL - we can have a ________ - research question hypothesis (only for) - QUAN research -In QUAL, we do not have a hypothesis banana - yellow fruit -content analysis -discourse analysis -phenomenology -grounded theory -ethnography
N2200 Certification Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
When the minority group lives within the dominant group & takes on the values and characteristics of the dominant group - cultural assimilation Members of a larger cultural group who have certain characteristics that are uncommon to the larger culture - subculture Coexistence of different ethnic, biological sex, racial, & socioeconomic groups within one social unit - cultural diversity Group that has the most authority and influences values - dominant group The belief that one's pract...
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When the minority group lives within the dominant group & takes on the values and characteristics of the dominant group - cultural assimilation Members of a larger cultural group who have certain characteristics that are uncommon to the larger culture - subculture Coexistence of different ethnic, biological sex, racial, & socioeconomic groups within one social unit - cultural diversity Group that has the most authority and influences values - dominant group The belief that one's pract...
N2200 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
angi/o - vessel aneurysm/o - widening, widened blood vessel aort/o - aorta ather/o - fatty plaque cardi/o coron/o - heart phleb/o. ven/o - vein thromb/o - blood clot varic/o - dilated vei
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angi/o - vessel aneurysm/o - widening, widened blood vessel aort/o - aorta ather/o - fatty plaque cardi/o coron/o - heart phleb/o. ven/o - vein thromb/o - blood clot varic/o - dilated vei
TEST BANK FOR FOUNDATIONS AND ADULT HEALTH NURSING
TEST BANK for PATHOPHYSIOLOGY The Biologic Basis For Disease In Adults And Children 8 TH EDITION BY KATHRYN L. MCCANCE
Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing UPDATED Exam Questions And CORRECT Answers