respiratory - COPD
respiratory - asthma
fluid balance/IBD
EIDM
Depression/suicide
100

What lifestyle change should the nurse encourage  the patient to do that will most significantly slow the progression of their COPD?

Smoking cessation 

100

Repeated administration of rapid-acting inhaled ß2-agonists through a MDI with spacer (2 to 4 puffs every 15-20 minutes for first hour)

What is treatment for an acute asthma attack?

100

This is the treatment of choice for a young child with dehydration

What is oral rehydration therapy

100

The strongest research design to answer questions about the effectiveness of a treatment or therapy

What is randomized control trial?

100

The goal of communicating with  a depressed client's family members or significant others

What is acquire information, not to provide information

200

Assess for this to detect the most common cause,  if your client with COPD has developed an exacerbation

purulent sputum

200

Nightime symptoms < 1 per week, participating in normal age-related activities and no work/school absences

What are indicators of acceptable asthma control?

200

Fewer than 4 wet diapers in 24 hours in infants

What is a sign of dehydration in infants?

200

Choosing study participants from a clinic that provides acupuncture to manage back pain is this type of sampling

What is convenience sampling?

200

A client who stops taking their medication to treat their depression because they now feel better requires this

What is health teaching regrading why they need to continue taking their medication; assessment of any side effects their experience

300

This type of breathing is encouraged to prolong exhalation and assist the COPD client when they experience dyspnea. 

What is purse-lip breathing?

300

When self administering an inhalation medication, the client should do this before releasing the medication from the MDI

What is take a deep breathe in?

300

These 2 blood test results would indicate dehydration

What is high BUN and high hemotocrit?

300

This is why ideally study participants should be blinded to which group they were randomized to (allocation concealment)

What is the Hawthorne effect?  (behaving the way they think the researchers want them to;  they might be more motivated and respond to the intervention better.  )

300

Taking time to listen to the thoughts and concerns of a client experiencing depression will facilitate this

Trusting nurse-client relationship, them feeling respected 

400

To maintain balanced nutrition, the client with COPD is encouraged to eat small, frequent meals of these 2 food groups.

What is high calorie, high protein

400

Washing sheets in hot water, keeping pets out of the bedroom, avoid skating outside in the winter months

What are environmental controls to reduce exposure to asthma triggers?

400

High protein, high calorie and low residue diet

What diet is recommended for clients with inflammatory bowel disease that are experiencing a flare up?

400

This is when study participant outcomes are analyzed according to the group which they were originally randomized even if they did not complete the study treatment

Intention to treat analysis

400

The nurse works closely with the client at risk for suicide, to explore and minimize the (3) feelings/experiences that commonly are associated with mental illness and addiction 

What are shame, guilt and stigma 

500

This oxygen delivery is best to for your client with COPD who is experiencing respiratory distress and requires oxygen

What is venturi mask?

500

Restlessness, agitation,confusion and decreased level of consciousness

What are signs of hypoxia?

500

This intervention can be used to regulate bowel function for a client who has a colostomy.

What are colostomy irrigation using a soft catheter

500

The treatment effect is when the chance of an outcome occurring in the intervention group is compared with the chance of an outcome occurring in the comparison group/control group 

What is an odds ratio?

 OR > 1.0 is interpreted as the odds that the intervention increases the likeliness of the outcome 

* need to consider if the outcome is a "good outcome" or "bad outcome"

500

These are  examples (3) of protective factors that help reduce the risk of depression in adolescents

What are:Parental involvement, partaking in after school-activities, positive self-image, self-control, social competence, reliable peer support, school engagement, high self-esteem, structured reliable upbringing