NSG 121 (NSG121)

NSG 121 UNIT 4 CardiacA client is newly diagnosed with a heart murmur and asks the nurse to explain what this means. What is the nurse's best response? A. "It is a term health care providers use to describe the efficiency of blood circulation." B. "It is a rushing sound that blood makes moving across narrowed places or defects." C. "It is the sound of the heart muscle stretching in an area of weakness." D. "It is the sound the heart makes when it has an increased workload." - correct...

NSG 121 Exam 2anxiety - correct answer the most basic of human emotions. there is a perceived threat followed by a subsequent reaction. an adaptive response that occurs across the lifespan. can be episodic or chronic. can be a symptom or disorder. the first diagnosable psych diagnosis. is more treatable and is the most common and mildest mental health disorder dysfunctional behavior - correct answer often a defense against anxiety. often decreases as anxiety decreases stages of the ANS fig...

NSG 121 Herzing University -NSG121 Exam 2 fully solved rated A+Structures of the dermis - correct answer Sebaceous glands Blood vessels Nerves Lymphatic vessels Hair follicles Sweat glands How is the epidermis nourished? - correct answer Oxygen from the surface air Causes of phototoxicity - correct answer Drugs (such as antibiotics, cardiac medications, antihistamines) Risks for skin cancer - correct answer Previous history of skin cancer More than 50 moles (nevi) Severe sunburns...

NSG121 Exam 3Landmark to auscultate the pulmonic valve - correct answer 2nd ICS, left sternal border Three ways blood flow is regulated through the venous system - correct answer Skeletal muscles The valves that are inside the veins Respiration T/F: When thinking about the conduction system of the heart, the SA node generates the initial electrical impulse and the Purkinje fibers initiates cardiac contraction - correct answer True What drains into the left lymphatic duct? - correct an...

NSG121- FINAL EXAM (UNIT 2)The nurse is providing teaching instructions for a client with chronic bronchitis. What information should the nurse include as a priority teaching topic? A. 2 L fluid intake per day B. Hand washing C. Smoking cessation D. Increase physical activity - correct answer C. Smoking cessation A client with COPD has presented with shortness of breath. When having lab work completed, the practitioner orders arterial blood gas studies. The nurse knows that arterial blo...

NSG121- FINAL EXAM (UNIT 3) The nurse monitors for which complication in the client who has undergone a barium enema: a. Fluid overload B. Constipation C. Diarrhea D. Dehydration - correct answer B. Constipation The nurse places the client in which position for a gastrointestinal assessment to promote relaxation of the abdominal muscles? A. side-lying with arms above the head and knees flexed B. semirecumbent with knees extended and arms at the side C. sitting upright with arms relaxe...

NSG121- FINAL EXAM (UNIT 5 cont. from org.)When should the nurse instruct the patient to monitor the blood sugar if dawn phenomenon is suspected? A. 1 AM B. 3 AM C. 5 AM D. Upon arising - correct answer B. 3 AM (The blood sugar should be checked between 2 AM and 4 AM. This is the time when the patient's blood sugar will be at its lowest.) A patient with cirrhosis and esophageal varices has a new prescription for propranolol (Inderal). Which assessment finding is the best indicator that ...

NSG-121 Final Examwhat are the three criteria for involuntary admission? - correct answer -person needs a psychiatric treatment -presents a danger to self or others -unable to meet his or her own basic needs due to mental illness risk factors for suicide include: - correct answer -history of prior episodes of depression -family history of depressive disorder, especially first-degree relatives -history of suicide attempts in family or family history of suicide -member of LGBTQ -femal...

NSG121 Health Assessment - Module 1 (Herzing University)Which of the following are Nursing values? Select all that apply. Respect Unity Diversity Integrity Excellence Which of the following identifies one of the most important skills nurses must utilize to provide care across the illness and health promotion spectrum? Assessment Assessment includes which of the following? Select all that apply. physiological psychological sociocultural spiritual economic lifestyle He...

NSG121 Mod9p3A comprehensive history normally preceding the physical assessment involves asking the patient about his or her health status and is composed of a broad range of questions to discern possible difficulties associated with each organ and system within the abdomen. Changes in appetite may be due to 1. pregnancy. 2. undiagnosed cancer. 3. mental health disorders. 4. or a side effect of medications. Unexplained weight changes may indicate. undiagnosed cancer, anorexia n...