SAUNDERS NCLEX-RN 2024 9TH
EDITION Comprehensive Questions and
Answers |Updated 2025| 955 Questions and
Correct Answers, 100%.
atelectasis
excessive mucus collection, with the collapse of alveolar sacs caused by mucous plugs, infectious
drainage, or anesthetic medications, results in ineffective gas exchange
in general, should medications be taken with an antactid?
no, because the antacid will affect the aborption of the medication
dietary preferences: Buddhism
*alcohol is usually prohibited
*many are lacto-ovo vegetarians
*some eat only fish
*some avoid only beef
dietary preferences: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon)
*alcohol, coffee, and tea are usually prohibited
*consumption of meat is limited
*the first Sunday of every month is optional for fasting
dietary preferences: Eastern Orthodox
*during lent, all animal products, including dairy, are forbidden
*fasting occurs during Advent
,*exceptions from fasting:
-illness
-pregnancy
-children may be exempt
dietary preferences: hinduism
*many are vegetarians
*those who eat meat avoid beef and pork
*fasting rituals vary
*children are not allowed to fast
dietary preferences: Islam
*pork is forbidden
*birds of prey are forbidden
*meat must be ritually slaughtered
*during month of Ramadan, fasting occurs during the day (pregnant women are excluded)
dietary preferences: Jehovah's Witnesses
Any foods to which blood has been added are prohibited. They can eat animal flesh that has been
drained.
dietary preferences: Judaism
*must adhere to dietary kosher laws
*24 hour fasting observed during Yom Kippur
*pregnant women, children and ill people are exempt from fasting.
*during passover, only unleavened bread is eaten
,Dietary Kosher laws
*meats allowed include animals that vegetable eaters, cloven-hoofed animals (deer, cattle, goats,
sheep), and animals that are ritually slaughtered.
*fish that have scales and fins are allowed
*meat (including fish) cannot be eaten with dairy
Pentecostal (Assembly of God) dietary preferences
*alcohol is usually prohibited
*no food to which blood has been added
*some avoid pork
Roman Catholic dietary preferences
*avoid meat on ash Wednesday and Fridays on lent
*optional fasting during lent season
*children, pregnant women, and ill individuals are exempt from fasting
Seventh-Day Adventist (Church of God)
*alcohol and caffeinated beverages are usually prohibited
*many are lacto-ovo vegetarians
*those who eat meat avoid pork
*overeating is prohibited; 5 to 6 hours between meal without snacking is practiced
African Americans: description
citizens or residents of the united states who may have origins in any of the black populations in
Africa.
, African Americans: communication
*standard english
*head nodding doesn't always mean agreement
*prolonged eye contact may be viewed negatively
*non-verbal communication may be important
*personal questions on initial contact viewed as intrusive
African Americans: time orientation and personal space preferences
*time orientation varies and may include past, present, or future orientation
*relationships and events may be considered more important than timeliness
*comfortable with close personal space when interacting with family and friends
African Americans: social roles
*large extended family networks are important; older adults are respected
*many households are headed by a single female parent
*religion and church are sources of strength
African Americans: food preferences
*fried foods
*chicken
*pork
*greens such as collard greens
*rice
*some pregnant women suffer from pica
African Americans: health risks
*sickle cell anemia
EDITION Comprehensive Questions and
Answers |Updated 2025| 955 Questions and
Correct Answers, 100%.
atelectasis
excessive mucus collection, with the collapse of alveolar sacs caused by mucous plugs, infectious
drainage, or anesthetic medications, results in ineffective gas exchange
in general, should medications be taken with an antactid?
no, because the antacid will affect the aborption of the medication
dietary preferences: Buddhism
*alcohol is usually prohibited
*many are lacto-ovo vegetarians
*some eat only fish
*some avoid only beef
dietary preferences: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon)
*alcohol, coffee, and tea are usually prohibited
*consumption of meat is limited
*the first Sunday of every month is optional for fasting
dietary preferences: Eastern Orthodox
*during lent, all animal products, including dairy, are forbidden
*fasting occurs during Advent
,*exceptions from fasting:
-illness
-pregnancy
-children may be exempt
dietary preferences: hinduism
*many are vegetarians
*those who eat meat avoid beef and pork
*fasting rituals vary
*children are not allowed to fast
dietary preferences: Islam
*pork is forbidden
*birds of prey are forbidden
*meat must be ritually slaughtered
*during month of Ramadan, fasting occurs during the day (pregnant women are excluded)
dietary preferences: Jehovah's Witnesses
Any foods to which blood has been added are prohibited. They can eat animal flesh that has been
drained.
dietary preferences: Judaism
*must adhere to dietary kosher laws
*24 hour fasting observed during Yom Kippur
*pregnant women, children and ill people are exempt from fasting.
*during passover, only unleavened bread is eaten
,Dietary Kosher laws
*meats allowed include animals that vegetable eaters, cloven-hoofed animals (deer, cattle, goats,
sheep), and animals that are ritually slaughtered.
*fish that have scales and fins are allowed
*meat (including fish) cannot be eaten with dairy
Pentecostal (Assembly of God) dietary preferences
*alcohol is usually prohibited
*no food to which blood has been added
*some avoid pork
Roman Catholic dietary preferences
*avoid meat on ash Wednesday and Fridays on lent
*optional fasting during lent season
*children, pregnant women, and ill individuals are exempt from fasting
Seventh-Day Adventist (Church of God)
*alcohol and caffeinated beverages are usually prohibited
*many are lacto-ovo vegetarians
*those who eat meat avoid pork
*overeating is prohibited; 5 to 6 hours between meal without snacking is practiced
African Americans: description
citizens or residents of the united states who may have origins in any of the black populations in
Africa.
, African Americans: communication
*standard english
*head nodding doesn't always mean agreement
*prolonged eye contact may be viewed negatively
*non-verbal communication may be important
*personal questions on initial contact viewed as intrusive
African Americans: time orientation and personal space preferences
*time orientation varies and may include past, present, or future orientation
*relationships and events may be considered more important than timeliness
*comfortable with close personal space when interacting with family and friends
African Americans: social roles
*large extended family networks are important; older adults are respected
*many households are headed by a single female parent
*religion and church are sources of strength
African Americans: food preferences
*fried foods
*chicken
*pork
*greens such as collard greens
*rice
*some pregnant women suffer from pica
African Americans: health risks
*sickle cell anemia
