test 3 extra

Question 1

back massages help how

Answer 1

relaxation stimulation ciculation,

Question 2

potential complications related to immobility

Answer 2

blood clots, constipation, pressure injuries

Question 3

what tool do you use for a prosthetic eye?

Answer 3

suction cup

Question 4

the first step in hearing aid removal

Answer 4

turn off

Question 5

environmental factors that patients need

Answer 5

privacy, arrange furniture, control odor, noise level

Question 6

what position for oral care

Answer 6

lateral

Question 7

the nurse looks for what during the oral care

Answer 7

leukoplakia, Sardes

Question 8

do you use a denture tablet if she has a bridge?

Answer 8

no beacuse it was metal

Question 9

suction is used to prevent swallow and removing excess secrtion

Question 10

when would you remain with a conscious patient durring oral care

Answer 10

water base lube on lip, yes prevent risk choking / asipration

Question 11

what precautions do you need to take contact lens

Answer 11

wear non powder gloves, proper handwash

Question 12

do you have to remove stainless stell and titanium piercing

Answer 12

no beacuse its nonmagnetic

Question 13

prevent atlecatis and pneumonia

Answer 13

change postions increase movement

Question 14

how to prevent gastroinestinal complication

Answer 14

repostion, offer fluids fiber , laxative , stool softner

Question 15

effect does immobility have on the urinary system

Answer 15

uti, kidney stone , urinary retention

Question 16

how can complication of the intergumentary system be prevented

Answer 16

clean+mositure good nutrition , repostionting , inspect body promineces

Question 17

what factors can affect blood pressures

Answer 17

diabtes + kidney disease, age(newborn), race(black men with hypertension, rest, stress, nicotine,

Question 18

circulatory qualtites determine the amount pressue or tension in bp

Answer 18

blood volume , blood thickness, strength of heart contraction

Question 19

factors can inhibit an accurate oulse oximetry

Answer 19

nail polish, circulation,

Question 20

normal range for pulse oximetry

Answer 20

96% to 100%

Question 21

what is being measured durring distolic pressure

Answer 21

pressure exerted by blood on the artery walls while the heart ventirlces arent contracting

Question 22

what is being measured durring the systolic pressure

Answer 22

forced exerted by blood aganist the allas of arties durring contraction of the hear ventricles

Question 23

what is included in the pain assement

Answer 23

only subject, 0-10, cant infant, disabled m unconsisouness

Question 24

what is some nursing care for patient with a fever

Answer 24

monitor vital signs m frequent fluids cool towel

Question 25

how is fever treated but not with children

Answer 25

acetaminpohen or ibuprofen

Question 26

hypothermia

Answer 26

core temp. below 95f (30c)

Question 27

apical pulse the most desried pulse reading

Answer 27

the heart which the most accurate and largest

Question 28

Pmi

Answer 28

point of most implus

Question 29

s1

Answer 29

longer lower picted sound

Question 30

s2

Answer 30

close shorter sharper

Question 31

what is assesed udrring pulse assement

Answer 31

rate, rhytm ,volume strength

Question 32

why would someone have a temperate

Answer 32

bacteria fighting thermoregulation control the body temp by the hypothalamus

Question 33

how to prevent complications related to neurological systems

Answer 33

ask questions specific, perform neurological checks use foot splints or

Question 34

how can immobility affect a patient's psychological health?

Answer 34

depression anxiety fear sensory difficulty sleeping

Question 35

how to prevent psychological complications

Answer 35

ensure pt has distractions, stimulation encourage then to be awake + alert encourage visit let pt be active encourage pt to be aware with sense

Question 36

vital 6 signs

Answer 36

temp, pulse respirations, bp oxygen, saturation + pain

Question 37

why is pain considered a vital sign

Answer 37

Its subject measurement

Question 38

why would a nurse decide to check vital signs themselves despite delegating to UAP?

Answer 38

is ultimately the nurse's responsibility vital signs are only of value when accurate

Question 39

vital signs assessed

Answer 39

admission to the hospital, healthcare providers' orders, change in concentration

Question 40

what are the factors that affect temperature

Answer 40

environment, time of day, gender, exercise, medication, food intake, stress, illness

Question 41

guidelines for assessing vital signs included

Answer 41

equipment, ranges, medical history, and records communicate significant findings