NUR 170 exam 4

50問 • 2年前

V Farris

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1. Patient with type 2 diabetes who is scheduled for cardiac cath?

Immediately notify physician if patient took metformin

2. Patient with blood sugar of 256, sliding scale?

Give 6 units of insulin

3. Caring for patient with type 1 diabetes, what’s essential?

Check blood sugar if confused and shaky (hypoglycemia)

4. Insulin administration of patient with a prefilled syringe device, correct understanding?

Attach a new needle every time

5. Somogyi phenomenon, what would you expect?

Morning sugar would be high

6. Watching a patient give themself insulin, correct technique?

Rotation of sites

7. Teaching a patient with diabetes about proper exercise, need for additional teaching?

They exercise when medication peaks

8. Screening patients for the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, patient at greatest risk?

Patient with elevated BMI and high blood pressure

9. Lab values for a glucose tolerance test, all high?

Demonstrates evidence of poor glucose control

10. Home health nurse talking about giving lispro?

Give while patient is actively eating

11. Visiting a type 2 diabetic recently prescribed insulin, she begins to cry, I can’t stand the thought of giving myself insulin injections?

What is it about giving yourself insulin that’s upsetting

12. Teaching a patient about doing own capillary blood glucose, correct understanding?

They will prick finger after washing hands with soap and water

13. You’re teaching a new nurse about type 1 diabetes and insulin, correct statement?

Long acting insulin is given if they are NPO

14. Assessing a patient with diabetes, how would you know they are severely hyperglycemia?

Decreased rapid respirations

15. Treatment of hyperglycemia at home, which of the following requires follow up?

Eat a banana if they become drowsy

16. Teaching a patient about foot care, need for further teaching?

Alternate shoes every other week

17. Patient who has been prescribed metformin, why would you call physician?

If serum creatinine was elevated

18. Work in an orthopedic unit, immediately notify the healthcare provider for which patient?

Fractured femur who’s become restless and has petechiae

19. Above the knee amputation 2 days ago, complains of burning pain 8/10 in the right foot, what would you do?

Give the prescribed propranolol (beta blocker)

20. Preparing to give methotrexate to a patient with rheumatoid arthritis, what is the expected outcome of this medication?

Decreased the inflammation

21. Ambulatory Surgery center, discharge instructions after carpal tunnel release surgery?

It’s important to stress to the patient they need to notify the surgeon if their hand goes numb

22. 65 year old that had hip replacement 1 day ago, priority assessment?

Dislocation

23. Patient with chronic gout, and has just been admitted with acute exacerbation, which medication would you give?

Colchicine

24. 10 hour postop from having back surgery, which would require immediate follow up?

300ml in hemavac

25. Assessing a newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis, which of the findings would be early one?

Fatigue

26. Female client at highest risk for developing osteoporosis?

The 71 year old who smoked and took steroids

27. Acute compartment syndrome, what was the late manifestation?

Pulselessness

28. Reviewing risk factors for the development of osteomalacia, client most at risk?

Patient with history of malabsorption syndrome of the bowel

29. Medication instruction for osteoporosis; alendronate, indicated need for further teaching?

I’ll take this medication at least one hour after I take my medication for acid reflux

30. Discussing acute osteomyelitis with other staff members, correct understanding?

Fevers typically greater than 101

31. Nurse preceptor in the ER with a new grad who has a patient who has broken their left arm, you intervene?

If they leave the jewelry on that arm

32. Continuing education conference about older adults who are having hip surgery, need for further teaching?

You wouldn’t prescribe anticoagulants to them

33. Caring for a 75 year old client who just had their left hip fixed, correct care?

Using straps to hold the abduction pillow in place

34. Reviewing the medical record for risk factors of developing osteoarthritis, indicators?

Occupation that requires climbing a ladder everyday

35. Heart failure patient who developed sinus bradycardia and shortness of breath, what would you do?

Get a prescription for atropine

36. Assessing a client with right sided heart failure, what would you expect to find?

JVD

37. Medication instruction to a patient taking valsartan?

Call physician if they develop dizziness

38. Taking care of a group of patients on the telemetry floor, immediately follow up first with?

The patient with A-fib and slurred speech

39. Client diagnosed with burgers disease, which lifestyle modifications?

Smoking cessation

40. Caring for a patient who’s having hypertensive crisis, which signs and symptoms do you expect?

Dizziness

41. Patient developing the following cardiac rhythm (v-fib) put actions in order?

Assess the pulse, call a code, preform CPR, and defibrillate

42. Teaching a group of clients about varicose veins and home management, what should you include?

Preform ankle flexion exercise if they have to sit for long periods of time

43. Assessing clients who are most at risk for DVTs?

The heart failure patient with pitting edema

44. Assessing a client with peripheral arterial disease, what would you expect to find?

Decreased or absent pulses with coolness of legs

45. Caring for a client who appears to have heart failure, what would be the lab test to confirm?

BNP

46. Caring for a client who had a DVT, receiving heparin after 48 hours?

47. Teaching a hypertensive patient about furosemide, what would you include in teaching?

Report any dizziness upon standing to the healthcare provider

48. Visiting a client with heart failure who was recently discharged from the hospital, which of the following would be priority for follow up?

The cold symptoms

49. Assessing a patient with atherosclerosis disease, which of the following would you expect to find?

Cool extremity

50. Caring for a patient with a right femoral bypass surgery 5 hours ago, you would immediately notify the physician if?

The pulse has decreased in that extremity

Exam 2 (Ch. 30,36,40,41)

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Exam 2 (Ch. 30,36,40,41)

Exam 4 Ch. 21

Exam 4 Ch. 21

Ch 19

Ch 19

Exam 5 Ch14

Exam 5 Ch14

Exam 3 Ch. 11

Exam 3 Ch. 11

Exam 6 Ch39

Exam 6 Ch39

Exam 2 Ch. 16

Exam 2 Ch. 16

Exam 3 Ch. 32

Exam 3 Ch. 32

Exam 4 Ch.14

Exam 4 Ch.14

Exam 6 Ch41

Exam 6 Ch41

Exam 6 Ch40

Exam 6 Ch40

Exam 6 Ch43

Exam 6 Ch43

Exam 5 Ch15

Exam 5 Ch15

Exam 5 Ch36

Exam 5 Ch36

Exam 5 Ch5

Exam 5 Ch5

Exam 5 Ch9

Exam 5 Ch9

Exam 4 Ch. 35

Exam 4 Ch. 35

Exam 3 Ch. 28

Exam 3 Ch. 28

Ch 20

Ch 20

問題一覧

1. Patient with type 2 diabetes who is scheduled for cardiac cath?

Immediately notify physician if patient took metformin

2. Patient with blood sugar of 256, sliding scale?

Give 6 units of insulin

3. Caring for patient with type 1 diabetes, what’s essential?

Check blood sugar if confused and shaky (hypoglycemia)

4. Insulin administration of patient with a prefilled syringe device, correct understanding?

Attach a new needle every time

5. Somogyi phenomenon, what would you expect?

Morning sugar would be high

6. Watching a patient give themself insulin, correct technique?

Rotation of sites

7. Teaching a patient with diabetes about proper exercise, need for additional teaching?

They exercise when medication peaks

8. Screening patients for the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, patient at greatest risk?

Patient with elevated BMI and high blood pressure

9. Lab values for a glucose tolerance test, all high?

Demonstrates evidence of poor glucose control

10. Home health nurse talking about giving lispro?

Give while patient is actively eating

11. Visiting a type 2 diabetic recently prescribed insulin, she begins to cry, I can’t stand the thought of giving myself insulin injections?

What is it about giving yourself insulin that’s upsetting

12. Teaching a patient about doing own capillary blood glucose, correct understanding?

They will prick finger after washing hands with soap and water

13. You’re teaching a new nurse about type 1 diabetes and insulin, correct statement?

Long acting insulin is given if they are NPO

14. Assessing a patient with diabetes, how would you know they are severely hyperglycemia?

Decreased rapid respirations

15. Treatment of hyperglycemia at home, which of the following requires follow up?

Eat a banana if they become drowsy

16. Teaching a patient about foot care, need for further teaching?

Alternate shoes every other week

17. Patient who has been prescribed metformin, why would you call physician?

If serum creatinine was elevated

18. Work in an orthopedic unit, immediately notify the healthcare provider for which patient?

Fractured femur who’s become restless and has petechiae

19. Above the knee amputation 2 days ago, complains of burning pain 8/10 in the right foot, what would you do?

Give the prescribed propranolol (beta blocker)

20. Preparing to give methotrexate to a patient with rheumatoid arthritis, what is the expected outcome of this medication?

Decreased the inflammation

21. Ambulatory Surgery center, discharge instructions after carpal tunnel release surgery?

It’s important to stress to the patient they need to notify the surgeon if their hand goes numb

22. 65 year old that had hip replacement 1 day ago, priority assessment?

Dislocation

23. Patient with chronic gout, and has just been admitted with acute exacerbation, which medication would you give?

Colchicine

24. 10 hour postop from having back surgery, which would require immediate follow up?

300ml in hemavac

25. Assessing a newly diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis, which of the findings would be early one?

Fatigue

26. Female client at highest risk for developing osteoporosis?

The 71 year old who smoked and took steroids

27. Acute compartment syndrome, what was the late manifestation?

Pulselessness

28. Reviewing risk factors for the development of osteomalacia, client most at risk?

Patient with history of malabsorption syndrome of the bowel

29. Medication instruction for osteoporosis; alendronate, indicated need for further teaching?

I’ll take this medication at least one hour after I take my medication for acid reflux

30. Discussing acute osteomyelitis with other staff members, correct understanding?

Fevers typically greater than 101

31. Nurse preceptor in the ER with a new grad who has a patient who has broken their left arm, you intervene?

If they leave the jewelry on that arm

32. Continuing education conference about older adults who are having hip surgery, need for further teaching?

You wouldn’t prescribe anticoagulants to them

33. Caring for a 75 year old client who just had their left hip fixed, correct care?

Using straps to hold the abduction pillow in place

34. Reviewing the medical record for risk factors of developing osteoarthritis, indicators?

Occupation that requires climbing a ladder everyday

35. Heart failure patient who developed sinus bradycardia and shortness of breath, what would you do?

Get a prescription for atropine

36. Assessing a client with right sided heart failure, what would you expect to find?

JVD

37. Medication instruction to a patient taking valsartan?

Call physician if they develop dizziness

38. Taking care of a group of patients on the telemetry floor, immediately follow up first with?

The patient with A-fib and slurred speech

39. Client diagnosed with burgers disease, which lifestyle modifications?

Smoking cessation

40. Caring for a patient who’s having hypertensive crisis, which signs and symptoms do you expect?

Dizziness

41. Patient developing the following cardiac rhythm (v-fib) put actions in order?

Assess the pulse, call a code, preform CPR, and defibrillate

42. Teaching a group of clients about varicose veins and home management, what should you include?

Preform ankle flexion exercise if they have to sit for long periods of time

43. Assessing clients who are most at risk for DVTs?

The heart failure patient with pitting edema

44. Assessing a client with peripheral arterial disease, what would you expect to find?

Decreased or absent pulses with coolness of legs

45. Caring for a client who appears to have heart failure, what would be the lab test to confirm?

BNP

46. Caring for a client who had a DVT, receiving heparin after 48 hours?

47. Teaching a hypertensive patient about furosemide, what would you include in teaching?

Report any dizziness upon standing to the healthcare provider

48. Visiting a client with heart failure who was recently discharged from the hospital, which of the following would be priority for follow up?

The cold symptoms

49. Assessing a patient with atherosclerosis disease, which of the following would you expect to find?

Cool extremity

50. Caring for a patient with a right femoral bypass surgery 5 hours ago, you would immediately notify the physician if?

The pulse has decreased in that extremity