Patient Care
Disease Process/A&P
Diagnostics
Cardiac
Blood and Immune
100
The best position for a client diagnosed with angina is:
semi-Fowler's
100
Oxytocin stimulates the contraction of smooth muscle cells in the pregnant uterus. When is this hormone released by the body?
Just before giving birth
100
You are caring for an elderly client with Parkinson's disease. You can expect the clients EEG to show:
Slight slowing of brain activity
100
If your client were in cardiogenic shock, ECG findings would be consistent with
Myocardial infarction (MI)
100
The client who is in the early stages of anaphylaxis is likely to complain of
feeling of doom
200
Your client with atelectasis is scheduled for a bronchocopy. What postoperative instruction is key to this recovery?
Cough and deep breathe q 1-2h
200
The beta cells of the islets of Langerhans produce
insulin
200
ABG results for a client with right-sided heart failure would show
hypoxemia
200
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The best position for a client diagnosed with angina is:
Time is up! 
The best position for a client diagnosed with angina is:
semi-Fowler's
Your client with atelectasis is scheduled for a bronchocopy. What postoperative instruction is key to this recovery?
Time is up!
Your client with atelectasis is scheduled for a bronchocopy. What postoperative instruction is key to this recovery?
Cough and deep breathe q 1-2h
Why would you recommend pursed-lip breathing to your cllient with COPD?
Time is up!
Why would you recommend pursed-lip breathing to your cllient with COPD?
To improve oxygenation
Which nursing diagnosis is a priority for a client with respiratory acidosis?
Time is up!
Which nursing diagnosis is a priority for a client with respiratory acidosis?
Impaired gas exchange
If uterus is midline, where should the fundus be located 2 hours after delivery?
Time is up!
If uterus is midline, where should the fundus be located 2 hours after delivery?
Midway between the umbilicus and sympysis
Oxytocin stimulates the contraction of smooth muscle cells in the pregnant uterus. When is this hormone released by the body?
Time is up!
Oxytocin stimulates the contraction of smooth muscle cells in the pregnant uterus. When is this hormone released by the body?
Just before giving birth
The beta cells of the islets of Langerhans produce
Time is up!
The beta cells of the islets of Langerhans produce
insulin
Alpha cells of the pancreas secrete _______________, which increases the blood glucose level.
Time is up!
Alpha cells of the pancreas secrete _______________, which increases the blood glucose level.
glucagon
The primary function of leukocytes is to
Time is up!
The primary function of leukocytes is to
combat inflammation and infection
Which of the following is not a type of exocrine glands?
- sweat
- hormones
- sebaceous
- digestive
Time is up!
Which of the following is not a type of exocrine glands?
- sweat
- hormones
- sebaceous
- digestive
hormones
You are caring for an elderly client with Parkinson's disease. You can expect the clients EEG to show:
Time is up!
You are caring for an elderly client with Parkinson's disease. You can expect the clients EEG to show:
Slight slowing of brain activity
ABG results for a client with right-sided heart failure would show
Time is up!
ABG results for a client with right-sided heart failure would show
hypoxemia
What condition:
ABG results show a client has bicarbinate level that is normal in the acute phase and elevated in the chronic phase
Time is up!
What condition:
ABG results show a client has bicarbinate level that is normal in the acute phase and elevated in the chronic phase
Respiratory acidosis
Radioactive isotope ingestion is administered in the treatment of
Time is up!
Radioactive isotope ingestion is administered in the treatment of
Hyperthyroidism
Night blindness is caused by a deficiency of
Time is up!
Night blindness is caused by a deficiency of
Vitamin A
If your client wre in cardiogenic shock, ECG findings would be consistent with
If your client wre in cardiogenic shock, ECG findings would be consistent with
Myocardial infarction (MI)
Your client is diagnosed with Raynaud's disease. The most important intervention would be
- bed rest
- surgery
- warn against exposure to cold
- elevate affected extremity
Warn against exposure to cold
Pulmonary symptoms such as shortness of breath (SOB) and moist cough occur with
Time is up!
Pulmonary symptoms such as shortness of breath (SOB) and moist cough occur with
left-sided heart failure
The symptoms of a lient with stable angina are:
Time is up!
The symptoms of a lient with stable angina are:
consistent and pain is relieved by rest
The main purpose of inserting an indwelling Foley catheter in the client with left-sided heart failure is
Time is up!
The main purpose of inserting an indwelling Foley catheter in the client with left-sided heart failure is
monitor intake and output
The client who is in the early stages of anaphylaxis is likely to complain of
The client who is in the early stages of anaphylaxis is likely to complain of
feeling of doom
Kaposi's sacoma is an aggressive cancer that progresses rapidly when associated with
Kaposi's sacoma is an aggressive cancer that progresses rapidly when associated with
AIDS
Which mineral plays an integral role in maintaining cell membrane integrity?
Which mineral plays an integral role in maintaining cell membrane integrity?
Phosphorus
The most common cause of DIC is
The most common cause of DIC is
infection
A client presents with fatigue, alopecia, and a butterfly rash on the face. You recognize these symptoms respresent
A client presents with fatigue, alopecia, and a butterfly rash on the face. You recognize these symptoms respresent
systemic lupus erythematosus
Your client complains of "the worst headache I've ever had". As his nurse you should assess him for:
Your client complains of "the worst headache I've ever had". As his nurse you should assess him for:
cerebral aneurysm
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Your client is diagnosed with Raynaud's disease. The most important intervention would be
- bed rest
- surgery
- warn against exposure to cold
- elevate affected extremity
Warn against exposure to cold
200
Kaposi's sarcoma is an aggressive cancer that progresses rapidly when associated with
AIDS
300
Why would you recommend pursed-lip breathing to your cllient with COPD?
To improve oxygenation
300
Alpha cells of the pancreas secrete _______________, which increases the blood glucose level.
glucagon
300
What condition:
ABG results show a client has bicarbinate level that is normal in the acute phase and elevated in the chronic phase
Respiratory acidosis
300
Pulmonary symptoms such as shortness of breath (SOB) and moist cough occur with
left-sided heart failure
300
Which mineral plays an integral role in maintaining cell membrane integrity?
Phosphorus
400
Which nursing diagnosis is a priority for a client with respiratory acidosis?
Impaired gas exchange
400
The primary function of leukocytes is to
combat inflammation and infection
400
Radioactive isotope ingestion is administered in the treatment of
Hyperthyroidism
400
The symptoms of a lient with stable angina are:
consistent and pain is relieved by rest
400
The most common cause of DIC is
infection
500
If uterus is midline, where should the fundus be located 2 hours after delivery?
Midway between the umbilicus and sympysis
500
Which of the following is not a type of exocrine glands?
- sweat
- hormones
- sebaceous
- digestive
hormones
500
Night blindness is caused by a deficiency of
Vitamin A
500
The main purpose of inserting an indwelling Foley catheter in the client with left-sided heart failure is
monitor intake and output
500
A client presents with fatigue, alopecia, and a butterfly rash on the face. You recognize these symptoms represent
systemic lupus erythematosus