Final

Question 1

Primary Care

Answer 1

Preventative

Question 2

Secondary Care

Answer 2

Screenings

Question 3

Tertiary Care

Answer 3

Restorative

Question 4

The 2 signs of Hypocalcemia

Answer 4

1. Chvostek’s Sign

2. Trousseau’s Sign

Question 5

Drug used to lower Potassium

Answer 5

Patiromir

Question 6

Potassium is elevated and moves to extracellular fluid in what condition?

Answer 6

Metabolic Acidosis

Question 7

With this deficit you may experience thirst, oliguria, and orthostatic changes.

Answer 7

Fluid Volume Deficit

Question 8

This type of medication increases water and salt expulsion and can cause dehydration.

Answer 8

Diuretic

Question 9

The nurse should draw blood cultures before this type of intervention

Answer 9

Administration of antibiotics

Question 10

Location of appendicitis pain

Answer 10

McBernie’s Point

Question 11

Type of precaution used for tuberculosis

Answer 11

Airborne Precautions

Question 12

Clinical Manifestation of a leg wound in stage 2 of inflammatory process

Answer 12

Drainage or Cellular Exudate

Question 13

Stage 1 of the Inflammatory Response

Answer 13

Vascular Response with redness, warmth, and swelling

Question 14

Stage 3 of the Inflammatory Response

Answer 14

Restorative and Repair

Question 15

Labs to monitor for Ceftriaxone

Answer 15

BUN, Creatinine, and Renal Function

Question 16

Type of medication administered during an asthma attack

Answer 16

Short-acting Beta-adrenergic Agonist

Question 17

Inappropriate technique used during tracheostomy suctioning

Answer 17

Suctioning while inserting

Question 18

Position for diaphragmatic breathing

Answer 18

Flat on back with hands on abdomen

Question 19

Teaching for post-surgical breathing and/or coughing

Answer 19

Splinting

Question 20

Carcinogen exposure to this accelerates plaque build-up

Answer 20

Cigarette smoke

Question 21

Migratory finding characteristic of malignant tumor

Answer 21

Metastases

Question 22

Action the nurse should take after a client gets a cancer diagnosis

Answer 22

Therapeutic

Question 23

Abnormally low WBC, Cook foods thoroughly, …

Answer 23

Neutropenic

Question 24

This condition occurs when immune system attacks the thyroid

Answer 24

Hypothyroidism (Hashimoto’s)

Question 25

Branch of medicine concerned with obesity

Answer 25

Bariatric

Question 26

Test for glucose levels over a 3 month period

Answer 26

Glycosylated Hemoglobin A1c

Question 27

What electrolytes increase/decrease with hyperthyroidism?

Answer 27

Calcium increases

Phosphorous decreases

Question 28

Deep and rapid breathing

Answer 28

Kussmaul’s

Question 29

Thyroid hormone levels

Answer 29

T4 follows whether it is hyper or hypo and TSH is the opposite

Question 30

T4 Level

Answer 30

5 - 12

Question 31

TSH Level

Answer 31

0.4 - 4.0

Question 32

Sed Rate

Answer 32

Males: 0 - 22
Females: 0 - 29

Question 33

C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Levels

Answer 33

< 10

Question 34

WBC

Answer 34

5 - 10 Thousand

Question 35

RBC

Answer 35

Males: 4.7 - 6.1
Females: 4.2 - 5.4

Question 36

Hemoglobin (Hgb) Levels

Answer 36

Males: 14 - 18
Females: 12 - 16

Question 37

Hematocrit (Hct) Levels

Answer 37

Males: 42 - 52
Females: 37 - 47

Question 38

Platelet Count (Plt)

Answer 38

150 - 400 Thousand

Question 39

Calcium Level

Answer 39

8.5 - 10.2

Question 40

Phosphorous/Phosphate Levels

Answer 40

2.5 - 4.5

Question 41

Potassium Levels

Answer 41

3.5 - 5.0

Question 42

Sodium Levels

Answer 42

135 - 145

Question 43

Magnesium Levels

Answer 43

1.5 - 2.5

Question 44

Creatinine Levels

Answer 44

0.6 - 1.2

Question 45

BUN

Answer 45

10 - 20

Question 46

This drug causes Nephortoxicity and Ottotoxicity.

Answer 46

Vancomycin

Question 47

TNM Staging X

Answer 47

Cannot be measured

Question 48

TNM Staging 0 (zero)

Answer 48

Cannot be found or has not spread

Question 49

TNM Staging 1-4

Answer 49

Size, Involvement, amount of spread