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NRSG 4502 - Peds Exam 1 Study Guide/NRSG 4502 - Peds Exam 1 Study Guide. Topics: 1. Family Centered Care 2. Growth and Development 3. Pain 4. Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 5. Respiratory (chart) Family Centered Care Family Centered Care ● 2 basic concepts used to empower the family and encourage them to make decisions that are best for them and their family ○ Enabling: Recognize current abilities/competencies, acquire new ones as needed ○ Empowerment: Allows the family to maint...

NRSG 2220 - Interventions Exam 1 Study Guide/NRSG 2220 - Interventions Exam 1 Study Guide. MODULE 1: GETTING STARTED Chapter 25 (pp. 634-637) and Chapter 35 General Survey Looking for overall health; begins the moment of contact—first impressions Challenges your observational skills Usually includes vital signs, height, and weight - Signs of distress o breathing pattern o coloring o are they holding a certain part of their body?

NRSG 2220 - Exam 2 Study Guide/NRSG 2220 - Exam 2 Study Guide. Modules 6-10 *** Please remember this is JUST a guide and is NOT inclusive of every exam question. Be sure to do your readings, look at the charts, tables, boxes in the text, listen to lectures! There are approximately 3 Select all that apply questions  MEDICATION ADMINITRATION: majority of questions are on this topic – about 20 Know your 3 checks and 5 rights! Three Checks: when you reach for the container or unit dose pac...

NRSG 2200 - Interventions Final Exam Study Guide/NRSG 2200 - Interventions Final Exam Study Guide. VITAL SIGNS: Vital Signs - Temperature - Pulse: rate of the rhythm of heart beat - Respiration: rate and ease of breathing - Blood Pressure: measurement of cardiac function - Oxygen saturation - Always look at baseline what is the patient’s normal

NRSG 2350 - Patho Exam 1 Study Guide/NRSG 2350 - Patho Exam 1 Study Guide. Vocab Cell structure – membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm Cell Function – structure/support, facilitate growth, passive/active transport, produce energy, metabolic reactions, aid in reproduction Cell membrane – double layer, selectively permeable, keeps toxins out, contains receptors and channels Cytoplasm – contains enzymes breaks down wast

NRSG 2312 - Exam 2 Questions/NRSG 2312 - Exam 2 Questions. 1. A patient you are taking care of requires a blood transfusion of red blood cells. You know that all of the following are true about red blood cells EXCEPT: a. They carry oxygen to the cells and tissues of the body b. They contain multiple nuclei to aid in replication in the bloodstream c. They release nitric oxide to help relax constricted blood vessels d. They are biconcave in shape in order to increase their surface are...

NRSG 2312 - Exam 1 Questions/NRSG 2312 - Exam 1 Questions. . The plasma membrane in human cells is comprised of: a. A single layer of phospholipids and proteins b. A capsid made up of lipids and polysaccharides c. A phopholipid bilayer including cholesterol and proteins d. Cellulose 2. Flipases and flopases are enzymes involved in the asymmetry of the cell membrane. Which of these is a function of membrane asymmetry? a. Marking the cell for apoptosis b. Allows for se...

NRSG 2312 -Pathophysiology Final Exam Review/NRSG 2312 -Pathophysiology Final Exam Review. All 11 Modules: Cell Biology through Musculoskeletal Dysfunction There will be questions on all modules with emphasis on Renal, Digestive and Musculoskeletal Dysfunction. • Module 1 Cell Biology: - Identify basic cellular components - Explain basic cellular function

NRSG 3302 - Week 5 Case Study-Luella Jones/NRSG 3302 - Week 5 Case Study-Luella Jones. NCLEX Client Need Categories Safe and Effective Care Environment • Management of Care • Safety and Infection Control Health Promotion and Maintenance Psychosocial Integrity Physiological Integrity • Basic Care and Comfort • Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies • Reduction of Risk Potential • Physiological Adaptation

NRSG 3302 - Labor and delivery homework/NRSG 3302 - Labor and delivery homework. Answer the following questions: You are assigned to work in labor and delivery today and are very excited. When you arrive at 7 a.m., the night-shift nurse gives you a hand-off. You will be taking care of Karen, a 26-year-old woman who just arrived 15 minutes ago in early labor. She is currently in the bathroom, putting on her hospital gown and leaving a urine specimen. Her background is as follows: she is at 38...