NUR 2214 Final Exam 88 Questions with Complete Solutions 100% Verified Correct Answers Rated A+ 2024/2025 what type of pain is burning sharp and shooting - Correct Answers neuropathci what do the Chinese use for nonpharm methods? - Correct Answers herbs, vitamins, tai chi Patient given morphine PCA is sleeping and unresponsive. First thing to do? - Correct Answers stop the PCA; don't give narcan just yet what is palliative care? What does it not do? - Correct Answers manages symptoms, provide psychosocial support, coordinate care to relieve suffering and improve quality of life for pts with serious illnesses; does not promote a cure for chronic disease How much value is pain assessment in children - Correct Answers Limited value as a sole indicator of pain How do nonpharmacological method pain strategies help with pain management - Correct Answers they may reduce pain perception How do you know if someone has an alteration intracranial regulation - Correct Answers there's a change in LOC What is a priority intervention for someone with osteoporosis? - Correct Answers do a home safety evaluation What it a patient with a fracture at risk for? What are the interventions? - Correct Answers Fat embolism; bedrest, supplemental oxygen, immobilization of fracture s/s acute compartment syndrome - Correct Answers Edema, pain (severe), pallor, unequal pulses, cyanosis, tingling or numbness, paralysis What is one thing that is continuous from infancy to death? - Correct Answers Growth and development 1 / 2
What do you educate to a patient if the hand is swollen and fingers are puffy with the cast on the arm? - Correct Answers Come in asap unrelieved pain can cause what? - Correct Answers increased stress, depression, can have a systemic effect what medication do you give for multiple sclerosis? - Correct Answers Methylprednisolone (medrol) early sign for multiple sclerosis - Correct Answers nystagmus What are the main goals for someone with Parkinson's disease? - Correct Answers being able to swallow, be independent as much as possible What is the main complication of tetralogy of Fallot? - Correct Answers decreased pulmonary blood flow What is indomethacin used for? - Correct Answers close PDA what is prostaglandin E-1 given for? - Correct Answers To keep PDA open until surgical intervention if CHD is suspected, what is the priority assessment? - Correct Answers Take BP on all extremities What heart sound is auscultated on someone with a PDA - Correct Answers machine-like murmur how do you determine trisomy 21 in a baby before birth? - Correct Answers amniocentesis What is normal the first 24-48 hours after surgery? - Correct Answers temperature is increased Should children with CHD play with others? - Correct Answers of course what are some risk factors for DVT - Correct Answers Immobility, oral contraceptives, pregnancy , surgery , increased coagulability state, smoking
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