NUR 1023C Exam 2 Actual Study
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1. The nurse caring for trauma patient with nursing diagnosis of acute pain
related to fracture and muscle spasm what is the appropriate goal for the
nurse? - ANSWER they would describe two medication techniques to help
deal with the pain
2. Patient had abdominal pain caused by acute cholecystitis inflammation of
the gallbladder nurse see this is as being what? - ANSWER Visceral pain
3. Bladder scan - ANSWER an ultrasound machine used to estimate the
amount of urine in the bladder
4. nociceptive pain - ANSWER pain from tissue trauma
5. nurse providing discharge papers to patient who has sleep alterations which
statement suggest needs for further education? So what choice is wrong -
ANSWER I should not eat anything closer to bed ( a small snack help some
people sleep so this is wrong)
6. patient admitted to the hospital and has fatibral fractures and osteoporosisshe
has extreme pain how should the nurse document the pain? - ANSWER
Deep sematic
,7. a preceptor is watching a nursing student put on a condom catheter on a
male patient what by the student demonstrates it was done correctly? -
ANSWER foreskin was returned to normal position before it was applied
8. : nurse is caring for patient who is post op with a urine catheter removed 8
hour previously. Patient has not been able to void since after it was removed,
patient now reports pubic pain what is priority action? - ANSWER get a
straight cath to see how much urine is in the bladder
9. The nurse is caring for a patient who has an urgent need to urinate but can
only pass a little bit of urine in the toilet. What is a priority? - ANSWER
bladder scan to determine how much urine in the bladder
10.the nurse caring patient who has periodically small streaks of fresh blood in
the stool patient denies abdominal pain and lose of appetite? - ANSWER
hemmorrhoids
11.: the nurse is caring for the patient to collect 24 hour urine sample, what
statement by the patient requires further teaching from the nurse? -
ANSWER drink extra fluid so they would have extra urine (not right, want
to drink normal amt)
12.somatic pain - ANSWER Pain that originates from skeletal muscles,
ligaments, or joints.
13.Visceral pain - ANSWER pain originating in the internal organs in the
thorax, cranium, or abdomen
14.neuropathic pain - ANSWER pain from damage to neurons of either the
peripheral or central nervous system
, 15.referred pain - ANSWER pain that is felt in a location other than where the
pain originates
16.radiating pain - ANSWER pain that spreads out from an area
17.What would you find in the urine of a patient with a UTI? - ANSWER
Nitrate and WBC, cloudy urine
18.Volume for Polyuria - ANSWER > 2500 mL
19.How many samples need to be taken for occult blood? - ANSWER 3 stool
samples, one day apart
20.Upper GI test - ANSWER barium swallow
21.Healthcare-Associated Infection (HAI) - ANSWER Infections acquired
during the course of receiving healthcare. Common types include surgical
site infections and catheter-associated urinary tract infections.
22.Standard Precautions - ANSWER To prevent the transmission of infections.
23.PPE - ANSWER Gloves, gowns, masks, and eye protection as needed based
on risk assessment.
24.Contact Precautions - ANSWER For MRSA, C. difficile; wear gloves and
gowns.
Questions with Already Graded A+
Answers
1. The nurse caring for trauma patient with nursing diagnosis of acute pain
related to fracture and muscle spasm what is the appropriate goal for the
nurse? - ANSWER they would describe two medication techniques to help
deal with the pain
2. Patient had abdominal pain caused by acute cholecystitis inflammation of
the gallbladder nurse see this is as being what? - ANSWER Visceral pain
3. Bladder scan - ANSWER an ultrasound machine used to estimate the
amount of urine in the bladder
4. nociceptive pain - ANSWER pain from tissue trauma
5. nurse providing discharge papers to patient who has sleep alterations which
statement suggest needs for further education? So what choice is wrong -
ANSWER I should not eat anything closer to bed ( a small snack help some
people sleep so this is wrong)
6. patient admitted to the hospital and has fatibral fractures and osteoporosisshe
has extreme pain how should the nurse document the pain? - ANSWER
Deep sematic
,7. a preceptor is watching a nursing student put on a condom catheter on a
male patient what by the student demonstrates it was done correctly? -
ANSWER foreskin was returned to normal position before it was applied
8. : nurse is caring for patient who is post op with a urine catheter removed 8
hour previously. Patient has not been able to void since after it was removed,
patient now reports pubic pain what is priority action? - ANSWER get a
straight cath to see how much urine is in the bladder
9. The nurse is caring for a patient who has an urgent need to urinate but can
only pass a little bit of urine in the toilet. What is a priority? - ANSWER
bladder scan to determine how much urine in the bladder
10.the nurse caring patient who has periodically small streaks of fresh blood in
the stool patient denies abdominal pain and lose of appetite? - ANSWER
hemmorrhoids
11.: the nurse is caring for the patient to collect 24 hour urine sample, what
statement by the patient requires further teaching from the nurse? -
ANSWER drink extra fluid so they would have extra urine (not right, want
to drink normal amt)
12.somatic pain - ANSWER Pain that originates from skeletal muscles,
ligaments, or joints.
13.Visceral pain - ANSWER pain originating in the internal organs in the
thorax, cranium, or abdomen
14.neuropathic pain - ANSWER pain from damage to neurons of either the
peripheral or central nervous system
, 15.referred pain - ANSWER pain that is felt in a location other than where the
pain originates
16.radiating pain - ANSWER pain that spreads out from an area
17.What would you find in the urine of a patient with a UTI? - ANSWER
Nitrate and WBC, cloudy urine
18.Volume for Polyuria - ANSWER > 2500 mL
19.How many samples need to be taken for occult blood? - ANSWER 3 stool
samples, one day apart
20.Upper GI test - ANSWER barium swallow
21.Healthcare-Associated Infection (HAI) - ANSWER Infections acquired
during the course of receiving healthcare. Common types include surgical
site infections and catheter-associated urinary tract infections.
22.Standard Precautions - ANSWER To prevent the transmission of infections.
23.PPE - ANSWER Gloves, gowns, masks, and eye protection as needed based
on risk assessment.
24.Contact Precautions - ANSWER For MRSA, C. difficile; wear gloves and
gowns.
