Quizziz Exam 3 Review

PVD

• Post Ventricular Disease

• Peripheral Vascular Disease

• Peripheral Venous Disease

• Post Vascular Dissection

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The yellowing and hardening of the lens of the eye is known as:

• Glaucoma

• Macular degeneration

• Diplopia

• Cataract

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For an axillary temperature:

• The thermometer is placed in the mouth and the range is 96-99 degrees F.

• The thermometer is placed in the rectum and the range is 99-101 degrees F.

• The thermometer is placed in the ear and the range is 96.4-98 degrees F.

• The thermometer is placed in the armpit and the range is 96.6-98.6 degrees F.

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How many questions are there on the Wisconsin NA Certification Knowledge Test?

• 60

• 50

• 75

• 100

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The Wisconsin NA certification testing must be taken within 1 year of successfully completing your NA

course. The knowledge portion is performed online and requires you to have a computer, smart phone and a dependable internet connection. You have 1 hour to complete the exam.

Please refer to your Wisconsin NA Certification Handbook for questions you may have.

What is the purpose of Physical Rehabilitation?

• To keep a patient in a skilled nursing facility longer

• To assist a patient with swallowing difficulties

• To assist a patient in getting back to their highest level for things like Range of Motion (ROM) and ambulation

• To assist a patient in staying busy and avoiding boredom

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Since pain is subjective data,

• it is something that is about the same for every patient.

• it is usually worse when a patient has to do something they do not like doing.

• it is something we cannot see and is different for every patient.

• it is something the nurse is the only one that needs to worry about.

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Tip: when thinking about objective data -think of an object-you can see, feel, hear, smell or measure.

Which of the following is considered an autoimmune disorder?

• Osteoarthritis

• Rheumatoid arthritis

• Gout

• Tendonitis

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Which symptoms of diabetes should be immediately reported to the nurse?

• Loss of smell and taste

• Decrease in fluid intake

• Increased confusion and shaking/tremors

• Spending more time in the room

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When is the use of a urinary catheter most appropriate?

• When a patient does not want to get out of bed

• When a patient has a large wound near their perineal area/buttock and is incontinent of urine

• When a patient is constipated

• When a patient is continuously calling the staff for help to use the bathroom

What is presbycusis?

• Hearing loss due to traumatic injury

• Visual loss due to age

• Hearing loss due to aging

• Visual loss due to glaucoma

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