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INTRO "STUFF"/WHAT IS PH?/HistoryDeterminants of health;exercise and diet (lifestyle)risk factors;any attribute, characteristic, or exposure of an individual that increases the likelihoodof developing a disease or injury (biological, social, individual, environmental)"things" whose presence are associated with increased chance thatDz/condition will develop latercan be modifiable (susceptible to change) or non-modifiable (immutableto change)more likely to be under control...

Cardiology Exam Practice Questions 1. A 87 year old female has bilateral rales.What should you suspect?A. Abdominal edemaB. Pulmonary edemaC. Pedal edemaD. Sacral edema 2. What is the most common complaint of patients with cardiac compromise?A. DyspneaB. HypotensionC. HypertensionD. Leg pain 3. A 14 year old male is recovered from a 30F pond after falling through theice 10 minutes ago.How should he be moved to the ambulance?A. Fireman's carryB. Sliding him across the ice in a stokes basketC....

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N1 Final Exam NotesQuiz 1 1. In meeting the safety needs of the adolescent client, it would be most important for the nurseto focus her teaching on:A.SmokingB.Sports injuryC.Alcohol abuseD.Drivers education 2. When implementing the use of restraints on a hospitalized client the nurse should.a.Restrain all confused clients so they do not sustain a fall injuryb.Tie restraint to bottom of the side rail so the client can't reachc.Ensure that the primary care provider renews orders every 24 hoursd...

Take-Home Final Exam-INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICSdue Tuesday, December 8, by 11:59pm.______________________________________________________________________Please read all the instructions and examples carefully, and make sure that ALL the questionsare answered as thoroughly as possible. If *anything* is not clear, email me, and I will clarify! (Idon't want anyone to lose points because the directions were misunderstood!)Type your responses and either upload your file on Canvas (preferably as a ....

Anatomy and Physiology Exam 2MULTIPLE CHOICE: 1)Which of the following regarding tissues is TRUE:a.There are three main types of tissues in the human body.b.A tissue is a collection of cells that share a common structure and function.c.The study and knowledge of tissues is known as Tishology.d.None of the above are true. 2)Which of the following regarding epithelial tissues is TRUE:a.Epithelial tissues display polarity, with a basement membrane located apically.b.The closer an epithelium is to...

Nursing Final Exam Review 155These are the questions to the exams and the actual answers! 1.Which thinking skill belongs to the responding step in Tanner's?Providing the priority care determined 2.Which thinking skill does the nurse use when determining if pain medication administered waseffective?Evaluating Data 3.Which factors influence a nurse's ability to predict and manage complications?THIS IS A SELECT ALL THAT APPLY!!!!!!!!The nurses experience levelThe nurses knowledge l...

Question 10 out of 1 points A fully developed outcome for a client goal would include: (SATA)SelectedTime sensitiveAnswers:MeasurabletermsInitialassessmentAttainable forclientAnswers:Time sensitiveMeasurabletermsInitialassessmentIdentifying dataAttainable forclient ResponseNo. Outcomes need to take into account the patient's culture,Feedback:values, and ethical beliefs. Specifically, outcomes are stated inattainable and measurable terms and include a time estimatefor attainment". Questio...

NCLEX-RN Examination Question Bank / NCLEX-PN Examination Question Bank(CHECK THE LAST PAGE FOR DETAIL SOLUTION, 1000 QUESTIONS ANDANSWERS) Question 1A c. What document should be in guiding the care of this client?A) Client Self Determination ActB) Physician's treatment ordersC) Advance Directives.D) Clinical Pathway protocolsReview Information:The correct answer is: C) Advance Directives. This document specifies the client'swishes Question 2You are the of a health care team that consists of...

Introduction to Testing and the NCLEX-RN ExamMost questions are written in a positive style.Negative style questions will contain key words that denote the negative style.Examples: 1."Which response indicates to the nurse a need to re-teach the client about...?" (Whichinformation/understanding by the client is incorrect?) 2."Which prescription (order) should the nurse question?" (Which prescription is unsafe,not beneficial, inappropriate to this client situation, etc...?)The counc...