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Before confirming a diagnosis what initial objective would the nurse establish
with the patient?
the client's condition will not deteriorate or worsen
What BMI levels are associated with underweight, normal, overweight, and
obese?
under: below 18.5
normal: 18.5-24.9
over: 25-29.9
obese: 30
What is the most effective way to monitor fluid balance changes in a patient
with edema?
weight monitoring -- strict I&O are not accurate enough
What should the nurse recommend for a pt suffering from post-cesarean gas
pain?
walk around the room, lie on the left side, rock in a rocking chair
,how many hours a night does the average preschooler sleep?
12 hours
by what age do children rarely take naps?
5 y/o
Why are harnesses used in infants with developmental dysplasia?
the harness prohibits molding of the hip joints
What is shearing force?
a force caused by two surfaces moving against each other
What angle should the nurse place the head of the bed to prevents the effects
of shearing force in a coma patient?
30 degrees
Which of the following foods are the most allergenic: milk, eggs, apples,
peanuts, bananas
milk, eggs, peanuts
, what theory is based on the model of primacy of caring?
Benner and Wrubel's theory -- focuses on the client's need for caring as a
means of coping with stressors of illness
What theory defines the goal of nursing is to help clients adapt to changes in
physiological needs, self-concept, role function, and interdependent relations
during health and illness?
Roy's theory
What theory promotes health, restoring the client to health and preventing
illness?
Watson's theory of transpersonal caring
What theory is based on stress and the client's reaction to the stressor?
Numan's Theory
When is a client admitted to hospice care?
if death is expected within 6 months-- not if they are actively dying
What are the non-pharmacological measures used to ease a young-child's pain
at home?
yoga
biofeedback
guided imagery
Most Recent Exam Actual Complete Real Exam
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Exam | Just Released 2026-2027
Before confirming a diagnosis what initial objective would the nurse establish
with the patient?
the client's condition will not deteriorate or worsen
What BMI levels are associated with underweight, normal, overweight, and
obese?
under: below 18.5
normal: 18.5-24.9
over: 25-29.9
obese: 30
What is the most effective way to monitor fluid balance changes in a patient
with edema?
weight monitoring -- strict I&O are not accurate enough
What should the nurse recommend for a pt suffering from post-cesarean gas
pain?
walk around the room, lie on the left side, rock in a rocking chair
,how many hours a night does the average preschooler sleep?
12 hours
by what age do children rarely take naps?
5 y/o
Why are harnesses used in infants with developmental dysplasia?
the harness prohibits molding of the hip joints
What is shearing force?
a force caused by two surfaces moving against each other
What angle should the nurse place the head of the bed to prevents the effects
of shearing force in a coma patient?
30 degrees
Which of the following foods are the most allergenic: milk, eggs, apples,
peanuts, bananas
milk, eggs, peanuts
, what theory is based on the model of primacy of caring?
Benner and Wrubel's theory -- focuses on the client's need for caring as a
means of coping with stressors of illness
What theory defines the goal of nursing is to help clients adapt to changes in
physiological needs, self-concept, role function, and interdependent relations
during health and illness?
Roy's theory
What theory promotes health, restoring the client to health and preventing
illness?
Watson's theory of transpersonal caring
What theory is based on stress and the client's reaction to the stressor?
Numan's Theory
When is a client admitted to hospice care?
if death is expected within 6 months-- not if they are actively dying
What are the non-pharmacological measures used to ease a young-child's pain
at home?
yoga
biofeedback
guided imagery
