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NUR2349 / NUR 2349 / PN1 Professional Nursing 1 Exam 3 Review | Rated A Guide | LATEST, 2020/ 2021 | Rasmussen College 1. What are the manifestations of Inflammation? (Select all that apply) A. ... Oral temp of 101 B. Thick green nasal dishcarge C. Pain of 6/10 D. WBC 20,000 E. Pt reports "I'm tired" all the time 2. Why would a nutritional history be important for a patient who has poor healing infected leg ulcers? - wound healing and infection prevention are negatively impacted by poor nutrition 3. A cut is red and swollen, which cell types are responsible? - Basophils and eosinophils 4. Asthma management in children - -oral bronchodilators should be taken 30-60 min before exercise - inhaled bronchodilators should be taken 15-20 min before exercise 5. Issues of oxygen management in emphysema - given supplemental oxygen at the lowest possible flow rate, usually 1 to 2 L/min, to prevent respiratory and CNS depression. 6. why is a wound vac good for healing wounds? - Increases epithelial cell production in forming granulation tissue - Neg. airflow supports would healing by drawing the edges of the wound together 7. Client home care for a person with a laryngectomy - teach: Suction secretions, stoma protection, extra humidity - Refer client to American cancer society for support 8. Raynaud disease management - Assess for pallor, blanching, cyanosis, rubor, coldness & texture - Encourage to keep indoor temps. comfortable - Teach relaxation exercise to enhance circulation - encourage the use of mittens and socks - Apply lotion regularly to prevent dry, chapped skin 9. Client teaching of varicose veins - Apply TED hose after elevation for 10-15 min - Apply before you get out of bed - Do not fold or roll, smooth w/ out wrinkles - Remove daily 10. Treatment of Varicose veins - TED hose, elevation, not to cross legs, ankle & leg exercises, walking, vein stripping 11. A patient is becoming overwhelmed with infection, what lab is noted to be low? - Neutrophils 12. What molecules can elicit an immune response? - Immunogens 13. A patient has been having frequent liquid diarrhea for the last 24 hours. A stool sample was sent to the laboratory to confirm whether the patient has a Clostridium difficile infection. The nurse should monitor the patient for which electrolyte imbalance? - Hypokalemia - 10% of pot 14. A wound that is non-blanchable erythema with the localized area of intact skin and may be painful, firm, soft or warmer or cooler to surrounding tissue would be classified as what type of wound? - Stage I pressure ulcer 15. Full-thickness skin loss with a deep crater and damage of necrosis of subcutaneous tissue. Possible undermining but bone/tendon are not visible. - Stage III pressure ulcer 16. A wound that is full thickness skin or tissue loss and the depth is unknown. The base of the wound is obscured by slough or eschar. - Unstageable/ unclassified pressure ulcer 17. How would a nurse treat an unstageable pressure wound? - Debride wound until staging is possible 18. Droplet nuclei are smaller than 5 microns and evaporated droplets that remain suspended in the air for long periods of time and dust particles are still considered infectious. - Airborne precautions [Show More]

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