NUR 2349 (NUR 2349)

NUR 2349 - Final Exam Review/NUR 2349 - Final Exam Review. Safety and Mobility 1. Name signs and symptoms of prolonged immobility. a. Decreased appetite, slowing of peristalsis, blood pooling in lower extremities, and decreased circulating fluid volume, and low BP. 2. A patient is seemingly violent, where do you position yourself for safety? a. Between the door and patient. 3. In order to keep an infant warm, what is the best intervention? a. Hat 4. Pressure Ulcer Results from...?

NUR 2349 - Med Surg Exam 1 guide/NUR 2349 - Med Surg Exam 1 guide. Joint Commission  Accrediting body for healthcare facilities  Publishes the National Patient Safety Goals Developing factors that affect safety  Infants/toddlers o MVA’s are leading cause of death for children ages 1-3 o Drowning, chocking (highest 6 months-3 yrs), SIDS  Preschoolers o MVA’s are major cause of accidental death o Drowning, fries, poisoning o Falls are major cause of nonfatal injuries &gt...

NUR 2349 - Exam 1 Review/NUR 2349 - Exam 1 Review. 1. What is the QSEN that recognizes the patient or designee as the source of control and full partner in providing compassionate and coordinated care based on respect for patient’s preferences, values, and needs? Patient-centered care 2. What is the QSEN that functions effectively within nursing and inter-professional teams, fostering open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making to achieve quality patient care? Teamwo...

NUR 349 - EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE/NUR 349 - EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE. Chapter 11: Signs and symptoms of inflammation It is characterized by the common phenomena known to all of redness, swelling, heat, and pain. The outcome of this process is the loss of function in the injured area. Each of these common signs of inflammation is directly related to the physiological events that occur. The redness and heat are caused by the increased blood flow to the injured area in response to the chemicals released...

Med Surg Exam 1 Joint Commission Accrediting body for healthcare facilities Publishes the National Patient Safety Goals Developing factors that affect safety Infants/toddlers o M VA’s are leading cause of death for children ages 1-3 o Drowning, chocking (highest 6 months-3 yrs), SIDS Preschoolers o MVA’s are major cause of accidental death o Drowning, fries, poisoning o Falls are major cause of nonfatal injuries >3 years old School age o MVA’s are major cause of accidental death o ...

NUR 2349 : Med Surg Exam 1, Latest 2019/20 complete A+ guide, Rasmussen College.-NUR 2349 : Med Surg Exam 1 Med Surg Exam 1 Joint Commission Developing factors that affect safety Individual risk factors for injury Safety hazards in the home Safety hazards in the community Safety hazards in the healthcare facilities Restraints Hazards to healthcare workers Morse fall scale Medications that increase risk for falls What does RACE stand for?..Developing factors that affect safety Infants/toddlers ...

NUR 2349 : Med Surg Exam 1 Med Surg Exam 1 Joint Commission Developing factors that affect safety Individual risk factors for injury Safety hazards in the home Safety hazards in the community Safety hazards in the healthcare facilities Restraints Hazards to healthcare workers Morse fall scale Medications that increase risk for falls What does RACE stand for? Types of bones: Mature bone: Long bone sections Layer of connective tissue Cells in bone Process of bone Aging on the musculoskeletal syste...

NUR 2349 - PN1 Exam 3 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS. / NUR 2349 - PN1 Exam 3 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS. Arterial blood gas levels are obtained for the client. If the client’s results are pH 7.48, CO2 42 mm Hg, and HCO3 32 mEq/L, the client is exhibiting which one of the following acid-base imbalances? Selected Answer: D. Metabolic alkalosis Correct Answer: D. Metabolic alkalosis

NUR 2349 - Practice questions resp cardiac. / NUR 2349 - Practice questions resp cardiac. 1.Which of the following medications will the nurse question if a patient is already taking a calcium channel blocker at home. a. Enoxaparin, an anticoagulant b. Digoxin, a cardiac glycoside c. Atorvastatin, a statin d. Lisinopril, an angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor b. Rationale: both calcium channel blockers and cardiac glycosides slow heart rate.

NUR 2349 - PN1 finals Study guide. / NUR 2349 - PN1 finals Study guide. 1. What test can diagnose osteoporosis only?  Dexascan 2. Gout patients may have nodules, they are called  Tophus