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4003 Final review exam test revised version
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Which abnormality is not considered a structural abnormality?
Endometrio-sis, prolapsed uterus, herpes simplex or PID?: PID
2.
A client has a burn on the leg related to an engine fire. When the
burn area was assessed, it was determined that the client felt no
pain in the area that it appeared charred. What injury does this
client have? Superficial (1st degree), superficial partial-thickness or
deep partial thickness (2nd), full thickness (3rd)
or fourth degree?: Full
thickness (3rd degree)
3. Brain concussion is more serious than contusion: false
4. Hypovolemic shock begins when the intravascular volume
increased by 50%: true
5.
Colonoscopy
is
used
for:
direct
visualization
of
the
large
intestine
6. Know about continuous bladder irrigation - inserted after - used to
maintain a pink to clear urine post-op: True
7.
Is weight an accurate measurement of fluid retention:
True
8. Urinary output of 25mls per hour isn't normal: Minimum is 30mls
9. Which of the fallowing is no an auto-auto-immune: LUPUS
10.
When
do
we
do
a
lumbar
puncture
test?:
bone marrow sample, Brudzinski
sign -
meningitis,
11.
yellow bone marrow is found in femur, radius, and tibia,
what bone is it not
found in: Flat bone
12.
Autoimmune diseases and characteristics:
killer t cells attack natural cells,
antigen matches
own genetic code, can't repair itself
13. Brain concussion more serious than contusion?: False
14. Hypovolemic shock, intravascular volume increased by 50%:
True
15.
Colonoscopy:
used
for
direct
visual
of
Large
Intestine,
patient
NPO,
clear
fluids
etc
to
get
rid
of
stool
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4003 Final review exam test revised version

  1. Which abnormality is not considered a structural abnormality? Endometrio-sis, prolapsed uterus, herpes simplex or PID?: PID
  2. A client has a burn on the leg related to an engine fire. When the burn area was assessed, it was determined that the client felt no pain in the area that it appeared charred. What injury does this client have? Superficial (1st degree), superficial partial-thickness or deep partial thickness (2nd), full thickness (3rd) or fourth degree?: Full thickness (3rd degree)
  3. Brain concussion is more serious than contusion: false
  4. Hypovolemic shock begins when the intravascular volume increased by 50%: true
  5. Colonoscopy is used for: direct visualization of the large intestine
  6. Know about continuous bladder irrigation - inserted after - used to maintain a pink to clear urine post-op: True
  7. Is weight an accurate measurement of fluid retention: True
  8. Urinary output of 25mls per hour isn't normal: Minimum is 30mls
  9. Which of the fallowing is no an auto-auto-immune: LUPUS
  10. When do we do a lumbar puncture test?: bone marrow sample, Brudzinski sign - meningitis,
  11. yellow bone marrow is found in femur, radius, and tibia, what bone is it not found in: Flat bone
  12. Autoimmune diseases and characteristics: killer t cells attack natural cells, antigen matches own genetic code, can't repair itself
  13. Brain concussion more serious than contusion?: False
  14. Hypovolemic shock, intravascular volume increased by 50%: True
  15. Colonoscopy: used for direct visual of Large Intestine, patient NPO, clear fluids etc to get rid of stool

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  1. Continuous Bladder Irrigation -maintain pink/clear urine: True
  2. 25ml/hr for output is not Normal: False
  3. S/S a client with bladder stones may feel? Difficulty, hematuria, suprapubic pain, all the above?: All of the above
  4. glomerulonephritis can initially have no symptoms? T/F: T
  5. A client has been diagnosed with acute glomerulonephritis. This condition causes: proteinuria, pyuria, polyuria: Proteinuria
  6. A client with a lengthy history of acohol addiction is diagnosed with cir-rhosis. The nurse emphasizes that the principal goal of cirrhosis therapy is?: Preserving liver function
  7. Yellow bone marrow is found in the following bones except: Flat bones
  8. BPH (Enlarged Prostate): signs of urinary stream, increased force
  9. carpal tunnel syndrome: A condition caused by compression of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel and characterized especially by weakness, pain, and disturbances of sensation in the hand and fingers
  10. S/S of pancreatitis: Severe Abdominal Pain URQ , back pain, nausea vomiting, flatulence (releasing gas, farting)
  11. Bowel obstruction interventions?: Review current medications, increase dietary fibre, increase fluid, encourage activity
  12. Different Types of Irritable Bowel Diseases: Inflammatory Bowel disease, Crohn's Disease
  13. When is the medication Pantoprazole used: Patients with peptic ulcer disease
  14. Which one of these is incorrect for signs and symptoms of cholecystitis A. Clay coloured Stools B RUQ pain C. LUQ pain D. Flatulence: LUQ
  15. If a patient has a AV Fistula, what do you need to ensure: no bp on that arm, med alert tag, lightly palpate for thrill, when auscultate for a bruit, no vena

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  1. Which is not a symptom of graves disease? Blurred vision Increased appetite Fine hand tremors Constipation: Constipation
  2. pernicious anemia clients need life long injections intramus-cularly?: Vitamin B
  3. What blood component results in sickle cell anemia?: Hemoglobin S
  4. ALS degenerates what?: motor neurons in the cortex, medulla and spinal cord
  5. Complications of cirrhosis in the liver include?: Edema, esophageal veracious, liver cancer, blood dyscrasia
  6. Osteoarthritis: not an auto-immune disorder
  7. What are contributing factors for urinary retention?: Factors include kidney stones, tumors and infection
  8. Which electrolyte is imbalanced fro someone with chronic alcohol depen-dency>: Potassium
  9. A burn pt is most at risk for?: Hypovolemia
  10. Patient has a history of emphysema and is hyperventilating. They're most risk for: Metabolic acidosis Metabolic alkalosis Respiratory acidosis Respiratory alkalosis: Respiratory acidosis
  11. Which type of breathing will the nurse advise the patient to do when they are hyperventilating?: Deep breathing
  12. Signs of decreasing cardiac output include?: Restlessness, confusion, diaphoretic

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  1. When someone is having an acute MI would you give oxygen?: Yes, put them in high bowlers then give oxygen
  2. Someones having an MI, what meds would you give righter away?: Nitorglycerin
  3. Pt on heparin needs what checked?: PTT
  4. Someone is having dysmenorrhea, abdominal pain, pelvic tenderness and foul smelling discharge. What do you suspect?: PID
  5. Cast applied, what do u check?: Neurovascvular, cap refills, swelling edema, temp, pain, paras-thesia
  6. Someone on lasix can check fluid retention by?: Checking weights every morning and I&O.
  7. Patient is a chronic alcoholic and blood pH is 6.8? Which does the patient have: Metabolic acidosis Metabolic alkalosis Respiratory acidosis Respiratory alkalosis: Metabolic acidosis
  8. S/S of phantom pain?: Burning, throbbing and itching sensation