Test 2 Study Guide Simplified

Question 1

What type of food affect the body temperature?

Answer 1

Protein

Question 2

Best spot to take a temperature

Answer 2

Rectal

Question 3

Below 60 bpm

Answer 3

Bradycardia

Question 4

Above 100 to 150 bpm

Answer 4

Tachycardia

Question 5

The number of ventricular contractions per minute

Answer 5

Apical heart rate

Question 6

Where is the apical heart rate?

Answer 6

Located to the left of the sternum at the entry space below the fifth rib in the midline with the clavicle

Question 7

Where to take a blood pressure if patient had bilateral mastectomy

Answer 7

Thigh

Question 8

What is the weber test for?

Answer 8

screening test for hearing performed with a tuning fork.

Question 9

Factors that influence, blood pressure

Answer 9

Age, gender, exercise/activity emotion/pain
Miscellaneous when urinary bladder is full legs are crossed, and the person is drug stimulate the heart such as nicotine, caffeine cocaine methamphetamine, and also tend to come straight there arteries and raise blood pressure

Question 10

Pressure within the arterial system when the heart contracts

Answer 10

Systolic

Question 11

Pressure within the arterial system, when the heart relaxes and fills with blood

Answer 11

Diastolic

Question 12

How long do you wait to take a temperature after a person has eaten

Answer 12

30 minutes

Question 13

What to advise patient to avoid orthostatic hypotension

Answer 13

Ensure that the client remain seated after rising until dizziness passes
Restore adequate hydration is the clients fluid volume is low
Increase consumption of salty foods, and those contain sodium providing the client is not hypertensive
Apply compression stockings to the lower extremities to reduce pooling of blood upon standing
Administer prescribe medication, such as a synthetic mineral corticoid that mimics, aldosterone , and adrenal hormone, to reduce the loss of sodium in the urine, does raising the blood volume, or a sympathetic, nervous system, vasopressor, a drug that constrict blood vessels, causing a antihypertensive affect

Question 14

What is the primary source?

Answer 14

From the patient

Question 15

What is a secondary source?

Answer 15

The patient’s family

Question 16

What is a short term goal?

Answer 16

When thinking of short term goal for arthroplasty knee repair outcomes that a few days to a week more often and acute care setting because most hospital stays are only a few days or no longer one week

Question 17

Is the disappearance of signs and symptoms associated with particular disease?

Answer 17

Remission

Question 18

Information that only the client feels and can describe, and these are called symptoms

Answer 18

Subjective

Question 19

Observable and measurable facts and are referred to as signs of disorder

Answer 19

Objective

Question 20

One that comes on slowly, unless a long time risk increases as people age

Answer 20

Chronic illness

Question 21

What is the appropriate assessment for pain?

Answer 21

Pain scale

Question 22

One that comes on suddenly in last short time is one method for classifying, a Change and Health

Answer 22

Acute

Question 23

Nursing process that’s most important

Answer 23

Evaluation performed by a nurse

Question 24

What is the highest priority of care if patient complain?

Answer 24

Plan of care

Question 25

What is the nursing process?

Answer 25

Problem, solving steps used to identify in Manage The Health problems of client

Question 26

All five Maslow

Answer 26

Self actualization
esteem needs
Social needs
safety needs
basic needs

Question 27

What is the third Maslow?

Answer 27

Social needs measurable identifying specific criteria that provided evidence of goal achievement

Question 28

What is the highest priority?

Question 29

Incidence of specific disease, disorder, or injury, refers to the rate, or the number of people affected

Answer 29

Morbidity

Question 30

Appropriate situation

Answer 30

Values beliefs, wellness, holism?

Question 31

Stress response

Answer 31

Blood pressure issues

Question 32

Nursing process

Answer 32

Assessment
Diagnosis
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation

Question 33

Moslow tool for what

Answer 33

For planning and setting goals

Question 34

What happens if patient doesn’t meet goal of plan?

Answer 34

Reassess

Question 35

what nursing interventions you can do without a doctors order

Answer 35

vital signs and physical assessments. You can also provide emergency first aid

Question 36

Maslow…..Patient has pain

what do you do?

Answer 36

Maslow hierarchy of needs
Distress symptoms
Fears for physical safety of dying or abandonment
Affection
Esteem
Self actualization

Question 37

The importance of planning and nursing process

Answer 37

Define goals explain short term goal

Question 38

Which symptoms or problems risk of safety or security?