NUR 210 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM | COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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1. priority nursing interventions for ingestion: ABC (airway, breathing,
circulation)
2. Florence Nightingale: environmental theorist; focus on environment,
light, hand hygiene, gloves, clean-
liness, ventilation
3. Jean Watson: theory of human caring; focus on mind-body-spirit
connection to help with healing
4. Patricia Benner: from novice to expert model (progression of nurses)
5. Ida Jean Orlando: Nursing process theorist; address patients immediate
needs
6. ADPIE: assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervention, evaluation
, 7. what things can be affected by culture when it comes to healthcare?:
treatment plan, diet, surgery, religious practice, undergarments or certain
practices
8. what type of diseases should be under airborne precautions:
tuberculosis, measles, covid, chicken pox
9. how should you move a person under airborne precaution out of the
room?-
: put mask on the patient and cover any infectious skin lesions
10. what infections/diseases are under contact precaution: MRSA, C.diff
11. what should you wear for contact vs.airborne precaution: contact-
gown, gloves airborne- gown, N95, gloves, goggles
12. what should you do if you have a combative patient: keep yourself
between the patient and the exit, wear hair up, no stethoscope around
neck
| 2026 LATEST UPDATED| 100% RATED CORRECT | GET A+!!
1. priority nursing interventions for ingestion: ABC (airway, breathing,
circulation)
2. Florence Nightingale: environmental theorist; focus on environment,
light, hand hygiene, gloves, clean-
liness, ventilation
3. Jean Watson: theory of human caring; focus on mind-body-spirit
connection to help with healing
4. Patricia Benner: from novice to expert model (progression of nurses)
5. Ida Jean Orlando: Nursing process theorist; address patients immediate
needs
6. ADPIE: assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervention, evaluation
, 7. what things can be affected by culture when it comes to healthcare?:
treatment plan, diet, surgery, religious practice, undergarments or certain
practices
8. what type of diseases should be under airborne precautions:
tuberculosis, measles, covid, chicken pox
9. how should you move a person under airborne precaution out of the
room?-
: put mask on the patient and cover any infectious skin lesions
10. what infections/diseases are under contact precaution: MRSA, C.diff
11. what should you wear for contact vs.airborne precaution: contact-
gown, gloves airborne- gown, N95, gloves, goggles
12. what should you do if you have a combative patient: keep yourself
between the patient and the exit, wear hair up, no stethoscope around
neck
