Professional Nursing III Final Exam / PN3 Final Exam MODULE 1 TO 10 Questions And Answers

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Professional Nursing III Final Exam / PN3 Final Exam MODULE 1 TO 10 Questions And Answers 2020/2021 Professional Nursing 3: Final Exam Study Guide Module 1: Med Surg 14, 15 1. Metastases sites 2 ... . treatment for new brain tumors 3. preventative methods for skin cancer with patient education 4. colon cancer signs and symptoms 5. nursing interventions and prioritization of care with patient receiving chemotherapy 6. bone marrow transplant clinical manifestations of life threatening conditions specific signs and symptoms 7. define the implications for the development of cancer 8. lobectomy for lung cancer patient education with interventions needed to prevent respiratory complications 9. patient education for a patient with a brain tumor on symptoms to immediately report to her physician Module 2: Med Surg: 7 10. List complementary therapy examples 11. Define the stages of grief 12. Hospice nursing vs palliative care 13. Goals of end of life care for the client for the hospice nurse Module 3: Med Surg: 46, 66 14. Patient education for rehabilitation with full thickness burns 15. Cimetidine (Tagamet) indication for a burn patient 16. List facial burns nursing assessment top priorities 17. What is a priority patient when you are triaging Module 4: Med Surg: 19, 32 18. Patients clinical manifestations that are at increased risk for impaired gas exchange 19. Laboratory value that identifies risk for altered transport of oxygen 20. What happens to patients that are hyperventilating and what do you do for them 21. When do you use an incentive spirometer 22. What type of ABG’s does a person have if they have COPD Module 5: Med Surg: 26 23. What electrolyte imbalance leads to cardiac dysrhythmias 24. Top nursing process priority for assessing effective perfusion 25. If a patient is in ventricular tachycardia what do you do 26. Different cardiac drugs and what do they do Module 6: Med Surg: 65 27. Collaborative communication is essential to teamwork what is the adverse effect of a breakdown in communication 28. Listed an example of professional collaboration and list team members involved 29. What assessment findings would indicate the patient has adequacy of ventilation 30. What do you need to do first before giving a septic patient an antibiotic Module 7: Med Surg: 24 31. Congestive heart failure clinical causes 32. Warfarin importance in reinforcement of effective patient education 33. A depletion of fetal hemoglobin occurs in the infant population and places them at risk for what medical condition 34. Platelet count elevation adverse reactions and patient education 35. When do you do anticoagulant during surgery 36. What are people who are anemic at a higher risk for 37. Signs and symptoms of DVT development 38. What foods do you avoid if you are taking Warfarin 39. What electrolyte could be off if a person has a cardia dysrhythmia 40. What 3 systems affect perfusion Module 8: Med Surg: 54, 56 41. Liver disease fluid and electrolyte imbalances 42. Define positive chvosteks sign 43. Define the kidneys role in electrolyte imbalances 44. Nursing assessment of adequate hydration 45. Oliguria define 46. Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) overproduction adverse reaction with electrolyte imbalances 47. Define hyponatremia patient clinical manifestations and etiology 48. Hypokalemia patient clinical manifestations and top priority nursing interventions 49. Acid base imbalance patient education 50. ABG- Determine values for respiratory acidosis respiratory alkalosis, metabolic acidosis and metabolic alkalosis 51. Post renal kidney failure causes 52. Define how to determine whether outcomes related to fluid balance top nursing assessment priorities 53. Respiratory alkalosis clinical manifestations associated with this disorder 54. Effective nurses teaching evaluation regarding prevention of acid base imbalances 55. Identify which body systems as directly involved in the process of normal gas exchange 56. What do you do for a patient who is in kidney failure 57. What do you do if a patient is only peeing 8mL/hr 58. If a patient is in kidney failure and has a tumor secreting ADH, what is the body going to have an imbalance of Module 9: Med Surg: 35 59. CVA (stroke) modifiable risks, diagnostic studies 60. Stroke prevention patient education, and medication therapy 61. Fibrinolytic therapy (TpA), national start time, list the contraindications 62. TBI (traumatic brain injury) concept- major causes, differentiate mild TBI vs major types, medication therapy for ICP, nursing interventions for patients with ICP, patient and family support including federal government acts 63. Understand alterations in intracranial regulation with ICP 64. GCS definition 65. Traumatic brain injury, list two interventions to prevent sympathetic storming 66. Important discharge instructions to a client recovering from a traumatic brain injury a. Elevate the head of the bed, if any new signs or symptoms show up go to the ED, watch for a headache, take it easy for a couple of weeks, no contact sports Module 10: Med Surg: 51, 60 67. Define the phase of hepatitis and their characteristics 68. Define the type of hepatitis and the symptoms with each type 69. Cirrhosis of the liver causes, medication treatment, surgical risks post biopsy 70. Define biliary atresia 71. Medication treatment for patient with liver failure and high ammonia levels 72. Hepatitis B prevention methods 73. Define hemochromatosis 74. Portal hypertension shunt surgical complications and adverse patient reactions 75. Macro vesicular fatty liver patient education 76. Carpal tunnel syndrome course of treatment in chronological order 77. Rotator cuff tears 78. Medication patient education with NSAID 79. Casting: understand the nursing process including interventions and nursing assessment 80. Define RICE be specific with each intervention. SMART specific measurable, attainable, and timely 81. Meniscal injury prevention patient education 82. Most common cause for stress fractures 83. Define the surgical procedure (ortho) is anticoagulation expected 84. Treatment for ascites 85. paracentesis 86. culture to see what type of bacteria it is if there is an infection 87. Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatogram (ERCP). Nursing assessment for possible complications 88. Define Jaundice patient signs and symptoms of this condition 89. Define Icterus patient signs and symptoms of this condition 90. Define kernicterus patient signs and symptoms of this condition 91. Disorders associated with this diagnosis with a patient that has a disorder of the liver 92. Portal hypertension disorders associated with this diagnosis 93. Define the 4 signs of compartment syndrome 94. Disease processes associated with pathological fracture 95. Fat emboli disorders associated with this diagnosis, list what should be assessed. 96. Indications and clinical manifestations of a patient with a DVT 97. List the priorities in your plan of care for a client recovering from an amputation 98. How do you take care of someone who is had an amputation 99. If a patient comes in with pancreatitis and Chvostek’s sign, what does that mean Miscellaneous Questions 100. Need for patient education reinforcement and herbal self-medication therapy 101. Emergency nurse triage understand the top priority patient ABC 102. Signs of hypercalcemia 103. What do you do for a person who has hyperkalemia 104. What does a potassium balance in the body do 105. TBI of 2008 sets regulation and precedent brain care 106. If you have an increase in sodium, you will see a decrease in the LOC [Show More]

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