NURS 2204

NUR 2204- ABDOMEN EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED what does it mean that the abdomen is scaphoid? the abdomen will very thin and concave in fluid in the abdominal cavity? ascites which cavity is ascites primarily in? peritoneal cavity what should you hear when percussing the stomach bubble? tympanic sounds what are tympanic sounds? very loud and hollow sounds what should you hear when percussing the liver and spleen? dull sounds what is the acronym for ex...

NUR 2204 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED How do you establish rapport? introduce self, shake hands, eye contact, open-ended questions! NO complex medical JARGON/SLANG What is a COMPLETE HHx + physical? Assess the entire body head to toe and ask more general questions. Asks about PMH such as immunizations and Family Hx too! May also assess lifestyle. What is a Focused HHx + Physical? Assess a SPECFIC part of the body based on the CHEIF COMPLAINT. Will s...

NUR 2204 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED How many lobes in right lung vs. left lung? right has 3 lobes and left has 2 lobes Where do you examine the right middle lobe (RML)? between the 4th and 6th ribs in axillary region What is the protocol for auscultating lungs? tell patient to sit up and take deep breaths, breathe in and out when you place your stethoscope on back. Watch for dizziness or chest pain Where do you start when you auscultate the lungs? s...

NUR 2204- EYES EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED what is used when assessing the eyes? Snellen chart what does 20/20 vision mean? pt is able to see object or letter from at 20ft from 20ft away what does 20/20 vision indicate for the pt? perfect vision what does 20/100 mean? means pt is able to see object or letters that seem 100 ft away standing only 20 ft away what is the abbreviation for right eye? OD what is the abbreviation for left eye? OS what is th...

NUR2204 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED SKIN TURGOR; How does it change with age? - decreases as you age: skin becomes LESS ELASTIC - decreases with dehydration accumulation of keratin in skin as you age Describe age spots in older adults? where are they commonly found? brown, flat, lesions on the skin in older adults - commonly on the hands, benign ABCDE's of Malignant Melanoma? o A = Asymmetry o B = Border irregular o C = Color varying o D =...

NUR 2204 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE Alopecia Hair loss Bruit Abnormal sound; blowing, swishing, or murmuring sound caused by turbulent blood flow; heard during auscultation Clubbing Enlargement of fingertips and flattening of the angle between the fingernail and nailbed, as a result of heart and/or lung disease Cyanosis Bluish or gray coloring of the skin due to decreased amounts of hemoglobin in the blood, suggesting reduced oxygena...

NURS2204 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED theory X authoritarian theory y democratic change management models Lewins Kotters ADKAR AIM types of conflict resolution accommodating avoiding competing compromising collaborating -- use this one covid nurse leaders challenged by disruptive behaviour and burnout covid nurse leaders could build trust through authenticity, logic, empathy competence curve stages - change 1. immobilisation 2. denial 3. frus...

NUR 2204 MIDTERM EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS bruit abnormal blowing, swishing, or murmuring sound, caused by turbulent blood flow, rough area of arteriosclerosis; heard during auscultation; might be found in CAROTID ARTERY bell of stethoscope ecchymosis VASCULAR/PURPURIC LESION purplish patch/bruise caused by extraversion of blood into skin; larger than petehiae -round/irregular -nonblanchable -can be black, yellow, or green -associated with trauma, bleeding tend...

NURS2204 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A++ leadership process of - identifying a goal/ target - motivating other people to act - providing support and motivation to achieve mutually negotiated goals role of nurse leaders - create positive work environment - help recruit and retain skilled team members - improve financial performance of their organisation management vs leadership - management is a position of authority concerned with operational aspects of the company - l...

NURS2204 EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS 2024/2025 Difference between leadership and management Leadership: Attempting to motivate/influence people Management: Directing people toward organizational goals Transformational Leadership Leadership that, enabled by a leader's vision and inspiration, exerts significant influence - Idealised influence, purpose driven, integrity 'doing what is right' - Inspirational motivation: represents the values of the organisation, inspires te...