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NUR 352 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
Terms in this set (246)
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A patient has just been D (Partial adherence non-intentional includes patients
admitted to the who non-purposefully
clinic you work at with forgets/misses/neglects to take their
hyperglycemia and a medication. Intentional would include a patient
history of Type II that purposefully does not take their medication
diabetes. You ask your or takes too much of it knowingly.)
patient if they inject their
insulin daily, and they
say that they usually
forget to take it.
Which scope of
adherence does
this situation
represent?
a. Non-adherence
b. Total adherence
c. Partial adherence-
intentional
d. Partial adherence-non
intentional
Which older adult A C D (Comprehensive functional assessment, which is
populations should have a time-intensive,
a comprehensive interprofessional effort requiring use of multiple
assessment of assessment tools, is indicated under specific
functional ability? circumstances. In older adults it is indicated
Select all that apply. when an individual has
demonstrated a loss of functional ability, has
a. Those with multiple experienced a change in mental status, has
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coexistent health multiple health conditions, or is frail.)
problems
b. Those older than age 75
c. Those with a change in
mental status
d. Those with a
demonstrated loss of
ability to perform one
or more instrumental
activities of daily
living
e. Those who live alone
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On which basis is an D (Alterations in functional ability are
alteration in functional categorized as a primary problem when the
ability categorized as a ability to perform a particular function never
primary problem? developed. They are categorized as secondary
problems when the functional ability
a. Age at onset developed and was subsequently lost.)
b. Sudden versus gradual
onset
c. Duration of the problem
d. Absence as opposed
to loss of function
Which of the following A C (It is important to promote independence in
interventions are ADLs early in the plan of care to increase
priorities in a plan of care independence in general. Promoting rest and
for a patient who had a sleep will promote well- being. Ambulation
stroke 30 days ago and and exercise promote well-being and
is now in home care increase healing by
rehabilitation? (Select circulating oxygen to the brain. Protein
all that promotes healing in postsurgical patients but is
apply.) not a main focus in stroke patients. Assisting
the patient does not promote independence.
a. Promoting rest and Limiting visitors will isolate the patient, which
sleep can lead to depression.)
b. Promoting a diet rich in
protein
c. Promoting exercise and
ambulation
d. Assisting the patient with
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NUR 352 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
Terms in this set (246)
1/65
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AM
A patient has just been D (Partial adherence non-intentional includes patients
admitted to the who non-purposefully
clinic you work at with forgets/misses/neglects to take their
hyperglycemia and a medication. Intentional would include a patient
history of Type II that purposefully does not take their medication
diabetes. You ask your or takes too much of it knowingly.)
patient if they inject their
insulin daily, and they
say that they usually
forget to take it.
Which scope of
adherence does
this situation
represent?
a. Non-adherence
b. Total adherence
c. Partial adherence-
intentional
d. Partial adherence-non
intentional
Which older adult A C D (Comprehensive functional assessment, which is
populations should have a time-intensive,
a comprehensive interprofessional effort requiring use of multiple
assessment of assessment tools, is indicated under specific
functional ability? circumstances. In older adults it is indicated
Select all that apply. when an individual has
demonstrated a loss of functional ability, has
a. Those with multiple experienced a change in mental status, has
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coexistent health multiple health conditions, or is frail.)
problems
b. Those older than age 75
c. Those with a change in
mental status
d. Those with a
demonstrated loss of
ability to perform one
or more instrumental
activities of daily
living
e. Those who live alone
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On which basis is an D (Alterations in functional ability are
alteration in functional categorized as a primary problem when the
ability categorized as a ability to perform a particular function never
primary problem? developed. They are categorized as secondary
problems when the functional ability
a. Age at onset developed and was subsequently lost.)
b. Sudden versus gradual
onset
c. Duration of the problem
d. Absence as opposed
to loss of function
Which of the following A C (It is important to promote independence in
interventions are ADLs early in the plan of care to increase
priorities in a plan of care independence in general. Promoting rest and
for a patient who had a sleep will promote well- being. Ambulation
stroke 30 days ago and and exercise promote well-being and
is now in home care increase healing by
rehabilitation? (Select circulating oxygen to the brain. Protein
all that promotes healing in postsurgical patients but is
apply.) not a main focus in stroke patients. Assisting
the patient does not promote independence.
a. Promoting rest and Limiting visitors will isolate the patient, which
sleep can lead to depression.)
b. Promoting a diet rich in
protein
c. Promoting exercise and
ambulation
d. Assisting the patient with
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