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mm
Priorities in Critical Care Nursing, 9th Edition,
mm mm mm mm mm mm
Linda D. Urden, Kathleen M. Stacy, Chapters 1 - 27, Complete
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
,TABLE OF CONTENTS mm mm
UNIT ONE: FOUNDATIONS IN CRITICAL CARE NURSING
mm mm mm mm mm mm
1. Caring for the Critically Ill Patient
mm mm mm mm mm mm
2. Ethical and Legal Issues
mm mm mm mm
3. Facilitating Care Transitions
mm mm mm
UNIT TWO: COMMON PROBLEMS IN CRITICAL CARE
mm mm mm mm mm mm
4. Psychosocial and Spiritual Considerations
mm mm mm mm
5. Nutritional Alterations and Management
mm mm mm mm
6. The Older Adult
mm mm mm
7. Pain and Pain Management
mm mm mm mm
8. Sedation and Delirium Management
mm mm mm mm
9. Palliative and End-of-Life Care
mm mm mm mm
UNIT THREE:
mm mmCARDIOVASCULAR ALTERATIONS mm
10. Cardiovascular
mm Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm
11. Cardiovascular
mm Disorders
mm
12. Cardiovascular
mm Therapeutic Management
mm mm
UNIT FOUR: PULMONARY ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
13. Pulmonary Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
14. Pulmonary Disorders
mm mm
15. Pulmonary Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm
UNIT FIVE: NEUROLOGICAL ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
16. Neurological Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
17. Neurologic Disorders and Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm mm mm
UNIT SIX: KIDNEY ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
18. Kidney Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
19. Kidney Disorders and Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm mm mm
UNIT SEVEN: GASTROINTESTINAL ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
20. Gastrointestinal Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
21. Gastrointestinal Disorders and Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm mm mm
UNIT EIGHT: ENDOCRINE ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
22. Endocrine Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
23. Endocrine Disorders and Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm mm mm
UNIT NINE: MULTISYSTEM ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
24. Trauma
mm
25. Burns
mm
26. Shock, Sepsis, and Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
27. Hematological and Oncological Emergencies
mm mm mm mm
,Chapter 01: Critical Care Nursing
mm mm mm mm
Practice Urden: Critical Care Nursing,
mm m
m mm mm mm
9th
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mminjured mmpatients. mmTriage mmwards mmestablish mmthe mmorder mmin mmwhich mma mmpatient mmis mmseen
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mm1900 mmand mmlater mmevolved mminto mmintensive mmcarem units.
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mmPracticemmMSC: mmNCLEX: mmSafe mmand mmEffective mmCare mmEnvironment
2. What mmtype mmof mmpractitioner mmhas mma mmbroad mmdepth mmof mmspecialty mmknowledge mmand
mm expertise mmandmmmanages mmcomplex mmclinical mmand mmsystem mmissues?
a. Registered mmnurses
b. Advanced mmpractice mmnurses
c. Clinical mmnurse mmleaders
d. Intensivists
ANS: mmB
Advanced mmpractice mmnurses mm(APNs) mmhave mma mmbroad mmdepth mmof mmknowledge mmand
mmexpertise mmin mmtheirm
mspecialty mmarea mmand mmmanage mmcomplex mmclinical mmand mmsystems
mmissues. mmIntensivists mmare mmmedical mmpractitioners mmwho mmmanage mmthe mmcritical mmill
mmpatient. mmRegistered mmnurses mm(RNs) mmare mmgenerally mmdirect mmcare mmproviders. mmClinical
mmnurse mmleaders mm(CNLs) mmgenerally mmdo mmnot mmmanage mmsystem mmissues.
PTS: mm mm m m 1 DIF: Cognitive mmLevel: mmRemembering REF: mmp. mm2
mmOBJ: m m Nursing mmProcess mm Step: mmN/A TOP: mmCritical mmCare mmNursing
mmPracticemmMSC: mmNCLEX: mmSafe mmand mmEffective mmCare mmEnvironment
3. What mmtype mmof mmpractitioner mmis mminstrumental mmin mmensuring mmcare mmthat mmis
mm evidence mmbased mmandmmthat mmsafety mmprograms mmare mmin mmplace?
a. Clinical mmnurse
mmspecialist mmb.
mmAdvancedmmpractice
mmnurse mmc.
Registered mmnurses
d. mmNurse mmpractitioners
ANS: mmA
, Clinical mmnurse mmspecialists mm(CNSs) mmserve mmin mmspecialty mmroles mmthat mmuse mmtheir mmclinical,
mmteaching, mmresearch, mmleadership, mmand mmconsultative mmabilities. mmThey mmare mminstrumental
mmin mmensuring mmthat mmcaremis mmevidence mmbased mmand mmthat mmsafety mmprograms mmare mmin mmplace.
m
mmAdvanced mmpractice mmnurses mm(APNs)m have
m
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mmmanage mmcomplex mmclinical mmand mmsystems mmissues. mmRegistered mmnurses mmare mmgenerally
mmdirect mmcare mmproviders. mmNursem practitioners mm(NPs) mmmanage mmdirect mmclinical mmcare mmof
m
mmgroups mmof mmpatients.
PTS: mm mm m m 1 DIF: Cognitive mmLevel: mmRemembering REF: mmp. mm2
mmOBJ: m m Nursing mmProcess mm Step: mmN/A TOP: mmCritical mmCare mmNursing
mmPracticemmMSC: mmNCLEX: mmSafe mmand mmEffective mmCare mmEnvironment
4. Which mmprofessional mmorganization mmadministers mmcritical mmcare mmcertification
mm exams mmformmregistered mmnurses?
a. State mmBoard mmof mmRegistered mmNurses
b. National mmAssociation mmof mmClinical mmNurse mmSpecialist
c. Society mmof mmCritical mmCare mmMedicine
d. American mmAssociation mmof mmCritical-Care mmNurses
ANS: mmD
American mmAssociation mmof mmCritical-Care mmNurses mm(AACN) mmadministers mmcertification
mmexams mmfor mmregistered mmnurses. mmThe mmState mmBoard mmof mmRegistered mmNurses mm(SBON)
mmdoes mmnot mmadministermcertification mmexams. mmNational mmAssociation mmof mmClinical mmNurse
m
mmSpecialists mm(NACNS) mmdoes mmnot mmadminister mmcertification mmexams. mmSociety mmof
mmCritical mmCare mmMedicine mm(SCCM) mmdoes mmnot mmadminister mmnursing mmcertification
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mmmind, mmand mmspiritmmare mminterdependent mmand mminseparable. mmThis mmstatement
mmdescribes mmwhich mmmethodology mmof mmcare?
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b. Individualized mmcare
c. Cultural mmcare
d. Interdisciplinary mmcare
ANS: mmA
Holistic mmcare mmfocuses mmon mmhuman mmintegrity mmand mmstresses mmthat mmthe mmbody, mmmind, mmand
mmspirit mmare mminterdependent mmand mminseparable. mmIndividualized mmcare mmrecognizes mmthe
mmuniqueness mmof mmeach mmpatient’s mmpreferences, mmcondition, mmand mmphysiologic mmand
mmpsychosocial mmstatus. mmCultural mmdiversitym in
m
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mmthe mmworld mmbecomes mmmore mmaccessible mmto mmall mmas mmthe mmresult mmof mmincreasing
mmtechnologies mmand mminterfaces mmwithm places mmand mmpeoples. mmInterdisciplinary mmcare mmis
m
mmcare mmamong mma mmvariety mmof mmhealth mmcare mmprofessionals mmwith mmthe mmpatient’s mmhealth mmas
mmthe mmcommon mmgoal.
PTS: mm mm m m 1 DIF: Cognitive mmLevel: mmRemembering REF: mmp. mm4
mmOBJ: m m Nursing mmProcess mm Step: mmN/A TOP: mmCritical mmCare mmNursing
mmPracticemmMSC: mmNCLEX: mmSafe mmand mmEffective mmCare mmEnvironment
mm
Priorities in Critical Care Nursing, 9th Edition,
mm mm mm mm mm mm
Linda D. Urden, Kathleen M. Stacy, Chapters 1 - 27, Complete
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
,TABLE OF CONTENTS mm mm
UNIT ONE: FOUNDATIONS IN CRITICAL CARE NURSING
mm mm mm mm mm mm
1. Caring for the Critically Ill Patient
mm mm mm mm mm mm
2. Ethical and Legal Issues
mm mm mm mm
3. Facilitating Care Transitions
mm mm mm
UNIT TWO: COMMON PROBLEMS IN CRITICAL CARE
mm mm mm mm mm mm
4. Psychosocial and Spiritual Considerations
mm mm mm mm
5. Nutritional Alterations and Management
mm mm mm mm
6. The Older Adult
mm mm mm
7. Pain and Pain Management
mm mm mm mm
8. Sedation and Delirium Management
mm mm mm mm
9. Palliative and End-of-Life Care
mm mm mm mm
UNIT THREE:
mm mmCARDIOVASCULAR ALTERATIONS mm
10. Cardiovascular
mm Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm
11. Cardiovascular
mm Disorders
mm
12. Cardiovascular
mm Therapeutic Management
mm mm
UNIT FOUR: PULMONARY ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
13. Pulmonary Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
14. Pulmonary Disorders
mm mm
15. Pulmonary Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm
UNIT FIVE: NEUROLOGICAL ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
16. Neurological Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
17. Neurologic Disorders and Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm mm mm
UNIT SIX: KIDNEY ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
18. Kidney Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
19. Kidney Disorders and Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm mm mm
UNIT SEVEN: GASTROINTESTINAL ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
20. Gastrointestinal Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
21. Gastrointestinal Disorders and Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm mm mm
UNIT EIGHT: ENDOCRINE ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
22. Endocrine Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
mm mm mm mm mm mm
23. Endocrine Disorders and Therapeutic Management
mm mm mm mm mm
UNIT NINE: MULTISYSTEM ALTERATIONS
mm mm mm
24. Trauma
mm
25. Burns
mm
26. Shock, Sepsis, and Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
27. Hematological and Oncological Emergencies
mm mm mm mm
,Chapter 01: Critical Care Nursing
mm mm mm mm
Practice Urden: Critical Care Nursing,
mm m
m mm mm mm
9th
mm
MULTIPLE
m
mCHOICE
1. During mmWorld mmWar mmII, mmwhat mmtype mmof mmwards mmwere mmdeveloped mmto mmcare
for mmcriticallymminjured mmpatients?
mm
a. Intensive mmcare
b. Triage
c. Shock
d. Postoperative
ANS: mmC
During mmWorld mmWar mmII, mmshock mmwards mmwere mmestablished mmto mmcare mmfor mmcritically
mminjured mmpatients. mmTriage mmwards mmestablish mmthe mmorder mmin mmwhich mma mmpatient mmis mmseen
mmor mmtreated mmupon mmarrival mmto mma mmhospital. mmPostoperative mmwards mmwere mmdeveloped mmin
mm1900 mmand mmlater mmevolved mminto mmintensive mmcarem units.
m
PTS: mm mm m m 1 DIF: Cognitive mmLevel: mmRemembering REF: mmp. mm1
mmOBJ: m m Nursing mmProcess mm Step: mmN/A TOP: mmCritical mmCare mmNursing
mmPracticemmMSC: mmNCLEX: mmSafe mmand mmEffective mmCare mmEnvironment
2. What mmtype mmof mmpractitioner mmhas mma mmbroad mmdepth mmof mmspecialty mmknowledge mmand
mm expertise mmandmmmanages mmcomplex mmclinical mmand mmsystem mmissues?
a. Registered mmnurses
b. Advanced mmpractice mmnurses
c. Clinical mmnurse mmleaders
d. Intensivists
ANS: mmB
Advanced mmpractice mmnurses mm(APNs) mmhave mma mmbroad mmdepth mmof mmknowledge mmand
mmexpertise mmin mmtheirm
mspecialty mmarea mmand mmmanage mmcomplex mmclinical mmand mmsystems
mmissues. mmIntensivists mmare mmmedical mmpractitioners mmwho mmmanage mmthe mmcritical mmill
mmpatient. mmRegistered mmnurses mm(RNs) mmare mmgenerally mmdirect mmcare mmproviders. mmClinical
mmnurse mmleaders mm(CNLs) mmgenerally mmdo mmnot mmmanage mmsystem mmissues.
PTS: mm mm m m 1 DIF: Cognitive mmLevel: mmRemembering REF: mmp. mm2
mmOBJ: m m Nursing mmProcess mm Step: mmN/A TOP: mmCritical mmCare mmNursing
mmPracticemmMSC: mmNCLEX: mmSafe mmand mmEffective mmCare mmEnvironment
3. What mmtype mmof mmpractitioner mmis mminstrumental mmin mmensuring mmcare mmthat mmis
mm evidence mmbased mmandmmthat mmsafety mmprograms mmare mmin mmplace?
a. Clinical mmnurse
mmspecialist mmb.
mmAdvancedmmpractice
mmnurse mmc.
Registered mmnurses
d. mmNurse mmpractitioners
ANS: mmA
, Clinical mmnurse mmspecialists mm(CNSs) mmserve mmin mmspecialty mmroles mmthat mmuse mmtheir mmclinical,
mmteaching, mmresearch, mmleadership, mmand mmconsultative mmabilities. mmThey mmare mminstrumental
mmin mmensuring mmthat mmcaremis mmevidence mmbased mmand mmthat mmsafety mmprograms mmare mmin mmplace.
m
mmAdvanced mmpractice mmnurses mm(APNs)m have
m
a mmbroad mmdepth mmof mmknowledge mmand mmexpertise mmin mmtheir mmspecialty mmarea mmand
mmmanage mmcomplex mmclinical mmand mmsystems mmissues. mmRegistered mmnurses mmare mmgenerally
mmdirect mmcare mmproviders. mmNursem practitioners mm(NPs) mmmanage mmdirect mmclinical mmcare mmof
m
mmgroups mmof mmpatients.
PTS: mm mm m m 1 DIF: Cognitive mmLevel: mmRemembering REF: mmp. mm2
mmOBJ: m m Nursing mmProcess mm Step: mmN/A TOP: mmCritical mmCare mmNursing
mmPracticemmMSC: mmNCLEX: mmSafe mmand mmEffective mmCare mmEnvironment
4. Which mmprofessional mmorganization mmadministers mmcritical mmcare mmcertification
mm exams mmformmregistered mmnurses?
a. State mmBoard mmof mmRegistered mmNurses
b. National mmAssociation mmof mmClinical mmNurse mmSpecialist
c. Society mmof mmCritical mmCare mmMedicine
d. American mmAssociation mmof mmCritical-Care mmNurses
ANS: mmD
American mmAssociation mmof mmCritical-Care mmNurses mm(AACN) mmadministers mmcertification
mmexams mmfor mmregistered mmnurses. mmThe mmState mmBoard mmof mmRegistered mmNurses mm(SBON)
mmdoes mmnot mmadministermcertification mmexams. mmNational mmAssociation mmof mmClinical mmNurse
m
mmSpecialists mm(NACNS) mmdoes mmnot mmadminister mmcertification mmexams. mmSociety mmof
mmCritical mmCare mmMedicine mm(SCCM) mmdoes mmnot mmadminister mmnursing mmcertification
mmexams mmfor mmregistered mmnurses.
PTS: mm mm m m 1 DIF: Cognitive mmLevel: mmRemembering REF: mmp. mm3
mmOBJ: m m Nursing mmProcess mm Step: mmN/A TOP: mmCritical mmCare mmNursing
mmPracticemmMSC: mmNCLEX: mmSafe mmand mmEffective mmCare mmEnvironment
5. Emphasis mmis mmon mmhuman mmintegrity mmand mmstresses mmthe mmtheory mmthat mmthe mmbody,
mmmind, mmand mmspiritmmare mminterdependent mmand mminseparable. mmThis mmstatement
mmdescribes mmwhich mmmethodology mmof mmcare?
a. Holistic mmcare
b. Individualized mmcare
c. Cultural mmcare
d. Interdisciplinary mmcare
ANS: mmA
Holistic mmcare mmfocuses mmon mmhuman mmintegrity mmand mmstresses mmthat mmthe mmbody, mmmind, mmand
mmspirit mmare mminterdependent mmand mminseparable. mmIndividualized mmcare mmrecognizes mmthe
mmuniqueness mmof mmeach mmpatient’s mmpreferences, mmcondition, mmand mmphysiologic mmand
mmpsychosocial mmstatus. mmCultural mmdiversitym in
m
health mmcare mmis mmnot mma mmnew mmtopic, mmbut mmit mmis mmgaining mmemphasis mmand mmimportance mmas
mmthe mmworld mmbecomes mmmore mmaccessible mmto mmall mmas mmthe mmresult mmof mmincreasing
mmtechnologies mmand mminterfaces mmwithm places mmand mmpeoples. mmInterdisciplinary mmcare mmis
m
mmcare mmamong mma mmvariety mmof mmhealth mmcare mmprofessionals mmwith mmthe mmpatient’s mmhealth mmas
mmthe mmcommon mmgoal.
PTS: mm mm m m 1 DIF: Cognitive mmLevel: mmRemembering REF: mmp. mm4
mmOBJ: m m Nursing mmProcess mm Step: mmN/A TOP: mmCritical mmCare mmNursing
mmPracticemmMSC: mmNCLEX: mmSafe mmand mmEffective mmCare mmEnvironment
