Fundamentals II Exam 3 Part I

Which of the following would not be an appropriate Nursing Diagnosis for a patient with a sensory deficit?

The average college student needs a minimum of how many hours of sleep a night?

Which form of stress protects health?

Which of the following would not be an indicator of someone who would have a low O2 saturation

The Dr. ordered a mask that would deliver exactly 67% oxygen. The nurse should expect to see a?

A patient complains of having too much stress related to work and feeling like he isn't a good father. The best solution for the nurse to suggest to him would be to:

In which stage of General Adaptation Syndrome (GAS), does this take place? Stabilization of whatever caused the stress

Which of the following medications would not be as great of an influencing factor when it comes to sensory alteration?

Which of the following would not be as likely of an influencing factor when it comes to sensory alterations?

Upon walking into a patients room, you hear the patient crying, "God! Why are you punishing me?" What would be the most appropriate action to take?

Which of the following would not be a priority goal of the nurse to keep a patient from further sensory decline?

Which of the following should the nurse keep in mind when administering an opioid to an elderly patient

Which of the following do not all delivery methods require?

During which stage of the sleep cycle does the body make repairs?

Which of the following diagnostic lab test would be the least useful in determining the oxygenation of a patient?

Which of the following would be considered an affective sensory deprivation?

In which of the following situations would a patient not use a PCA to self-administer drugs?

What would be the correct word for the nurse to document for a patient who has deep and fast breaths due to metabolic acidosis?

During which stage does REM or Rapid Eye Movement take place?

"Hopelessness" would fall under which nursing diagnosis?

A new student nurse is learning about the PACU, and is curious as to which type of oxygen delivery method would be utilized. The more experienced student nurse tells her that it would most likely be a:

Which of the following would be considered to be an adjuvant, or co-analgesic?

Which of the following is not one of the ABC's of Pain Assessment?

When asking the patient a question about what makes the pain worse, what type of question is that?

When performing percussion in the physical assessment of the lungs, which of the following correctly defines a "Resonant" sound?

The nurse knows that the average capacity of a pair of human lungs is?

When performing a physical assessment of a patients chest, what would be the correct order in which to perform this test?

Bruxism would be an example of which sleep disorder?

A patient is manuevering across the room and the nurse rushes over to assist as the nurse sees the patient has a shuffling gait. What is the most likely reason for this?

Inspiratory reserve volume is the maximum amount of inhaled air in excess of normal Tidal Volume. The nurse can expect this number to be around?

A doctor wants to obtain a delivery method of oxygen that will provide the highest concentration of oxygen. Which form of delivery would the nurse expect him/her to order?

Which of the following would not be a proper form of cutaneous stimulation

For a patient that is Hard of Hearing, what would not be a primary nursing intervention?

Which of the following patients would a nurse not administer oxygen to?

When caring for a patient who is taking opioids, which vital sign is most crucial to monitor closely?

Which of the following sounds would be caused by mucus in large airways?

Which of the following medications would most likely cause nightmares?

When caring for a blind patient, which of the following would not be as important for the nurse to do?

When monitoring a patient with an epidural catheter, which of the following side effects should the nurse be alert for?

Which of the following is not a problem with Opioid Pain Medications

Which of the following gives a correct description of Cheyne-Stokes Respirations

When teaching a new mother about the sleep requirements for her neonate, how many hours of sleep does the newborn need?

Which of the following is not a result of the release of Epinephrine and Norepinephrine

A patient on your unit has left heart failure, knowing this, the nurse can expect:

Which of the following should a prescription for oxygen not include?

Which method of analgesia delivery would most likely be used for systemic, chronic pain?

Which of the following statements is not true about humidification of oxygen?

Which of the following would not be an appropriate crisis intervention?

Which of the following patients would the nurse expect to have the smallest lung volume

While performing a physical assessment, Mrs. Dross looks outside the window and states that it is going to rain today because her right arm is beginning to hurt. Knowing that Mrs. Dross broke her arm 20 years ago, the Nurse knows that this is what type of pain?