Western Kentucky University(NUR150)HESI LPN TO
RN TRANSITION(1st,2nd&3rd ATTEMPT DOSAGE
CALCULATIONS REAL EXAM -DOSAGE
CALCULATION
Donning PPE order - ANSWER gown, mask, goggles, gloves
Doffing PPE order - ANSWER gloves, goggles, gown, mask
Bacteria - ANSWER one celled organisms without a nucleus; can reproduce
independently but needs suitable host environment to multiply; cause cell damage by
releasing toxins.
Treatment used for Bacteria - ANSWER Antibiotic
Virus - ANSWER -pathogenic with nucleus acid that requires host for replications;
causes immediate damage or may be dormant. discase happens by blocking healthy
cell metabolism so it can reproduce.
Treatment used for a virus - ANSWER Antiviral Agents
Fugal - ANSWER -single celled or colonies; can be contained in body's flora or
result in infection.
Treatment used for Fungal infection - ANSWER antifungal drugs
Protozoa/ Parasitic - ANSWER - found in dead materials such as food or soil and is
spread by fecal-oral route; spores invade organs and stimulate immune response.
Treatment used for Protozoa/ Parasitic - ANSWER Antiprotozoal
Immunity - ANSWER the body's first line of defense against infection and primary
method of responding to an organism.
Inflammation - ANSWER the body's response to a foreign antigen
Tissue integrity - ANSWER the largest component of the immune system; forms a
natural barrier to infection.
Stress & Coping - ANSWER makes the immune system more vulnerable to
damage, makes the immune system less able to respond effectively and efficiently to
disease.
Nutrition - ANSWER this is necessary for the body to respond to active infection
and helps the immune system.
RN TRANSITION(1st,2nd&3rd ATTEMPT DOSAGE
CALCULATIONS REAL EXAM -DOSAGE
CALCULATION
Donning PPE order - ANSWER gown, mask, goggles, gloves
Doffing PPE order - ANSWER gloves, goggles, gown, mask
Bacteria - ANSWER one celled organisms without a nucleus; can reproduce
independently but needs suitable host environment to multiply; cause cell damage by
releasing toxins.
Treatment used for Bacteria - ANSWER Antibiotic
Virus - ANSWER -pathogenic with nucleus acid that requires host for replications;
causes immediate damage or may be dormant. discase happens by blocking healthy
cell metabolism so it can reproduce.
Treatment used for a virus - ANSWER Antiviral Agents
Fugal - ANSWER -single celled or colonies; can be contained in body's flora or
result in infection.
Treatment used for Fungal infection - ANSWER antifungal drugs
Protozoa/ Parasitic - ANSWER - found in dead materials such as food or soil and is
spread by fecal-oral route; spores invade organs and stimulate immune response.
Treatment used for Protozoa/ Parasitic - ANSWER Antiprotozoal
Immunity - ANSWER the body's first line of defense against infection and primary
method of responding to an organism.
Inflammation - ANSWER the body's response to a foreign antigen
Tissue integrity - ANSWER the largest component of the immune system; forms a
natural barrier to infection.
Stress & Coping - ANSWER makes the immune system more vulnerable to
damage, makes the immune system less able to respond effectively and efficiently to
disease.
Nutrition - ANSWER this is necessary for the body to respond to active infection
and helps the immune system.
