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NSG 424 Endocrine Nursing Study Guide 2025 with Q/A Each item below presents an NCLEX-style question, the correct answer, and a concise but thorough rationale explaining the pathophysiology, nursing implications, and clinical reasoning. Q1. 1. A client with hyperthyroidism is prescribed propranolol (Inderal). What is the primary purpose of this medication? Answer: To control tachycardia and tremors caused by excessive thyroid hormones (symptomatic relief). Rationale: Rationale: Propranolol i...

AMLS Post Test 2022 3rd Edition Which of the following may cause primary respiratory alkalosis? Correct Answer: Fever A quadriplegic male is experiencing difficulty breathing and restlessness. His skin is warm and his urine is dark, yellow and cloudy. Vital signs are BP 86/68, P-128, R-24, temp 101.2 F (38degrees C). Which type of shock should you suspect? Correct Answer: Septic A 20-year-old male college student complains of acute onset of fever, headache, vomiting, and malaise. He...

Introduction  Any given symptom is as distressing to the individual.  All treatments, their benefits, risks, and alternatives need to be addressed in the context of the dying individual’s culture, values, fears, and goals.  Management of symptoms involves reviewing common non-pain symptoms experienced by the patient.  Identify causes of those symptoms. Evidence-Based Projects  Different evidence-based practice in nursing adheres to values for high value and safety....

DELIVERING CLIENT-CENTERED CULTURALLY COMPETENT CARE 2 Overview Globalization trend and mass immigration have increased multiculturalism of the American society hence affecting the nursing practice. Today, nurses are expected to develop cultural competence to facilitate their handling of individuals with different cultural backgrounds (Maier-Lorentz, 2008). The challenge associated with offering nursing services to individuals from different cultural backgrounds is evident from the c...

MEDICATION AIDE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023 Which does for is not a liquid? a. emulsions b. elixirs c. troches d. syrups correct answer Troches To apply ear drops to a person 3 years of age or older, you: a. instill the drops without pulling the ear b. pull the ear down and back c. pull the ear upward and back d. pull the ear down and foward correct answer pull the ear upward and back A watery preparation containing suspended particles is: a. lotion b. cream c. ointment...

NURS 660 QUESTIONS – EXAM 3 ADHD 1. Peter, a 35-year-old stockbroker, has been advised by his supervisor to come and see you, the company mental health consultant. His supervisor is complaining that he often comes late to appointments, is inappropriately fidgety, interrupts people during meetings, has been offensive towards coworkers, and has been known to party excessively on weeknights. Peter asserts that he is just fine; he has a lot of projects on his mind and is simply standing u...

NR 602 Final Study Questions 1. A sexually active 18-years old presents with postcoital spotting, dysuria and a yellow discharge. On exam you find her cervix is erythematous and bleeds with contact. The most likely diagnosis is a. Cervical cancer b. Chlamydia c. Primary syphilis d. Tampon injury 2. One of the leading causes of female infertility, Stein-Leventhal syndrome is a. Pelvic inflammatory disease b. Polycystic ovary disease c. Multiple sex partners d. Ectopic pregnancy sy...

NAME: STUDENT ID #: QUIZ SECTION: Laboratory Waste Evaluation Laboratory waste is considered anything generated during an experiment that is disposed of down the sewer drain, thrown in the garbage, collected in a container for disposal by the UW Environmental Health & Safety department, or released into the environment. Based on the written lab procedure and your actions during the lab, list the identity and approximate amount (mass or volume) of waste that you generated while performin...

Health Assessment NR 302 final exam 1. Wheezing breath sounds musical sound 2. crackles or rales bubbling sounds 3. dysphegia difficulty swallowing 4. disphesia speech, difficulty speaking or taking 5. Ptosis 6 Drooping upper lid 6. What is subjective data? -Data that only the subject or "patient" can feel and will tell you. Usually in a statement. -eg nausea, constipation, dizziness, palpation, numbness, PAIN, difficulty breathing 7. What is objective data? obtain by obser...