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WorksheetsPN II Review Quiz 2
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 5hrs 30mins
which type of burn is also called a partial thickness burn?
long lasting trauma
second -degree
brachial artery
27
factors to determine burns degrees
burns depth, age,location, the rule of nine
during the fluid shift
total protein,fat
colloids,location, causes
The nurse understand that esophageal varices usually develop from
Peptic ulcer
Portal hypertensiom
Esophgeal perforation
Pulmonary hypertension
The medication that contraindication for a patient with acute gastritis is
Digoxin
Furosemide
Pantoprazole
Ibuprufen
The most common cause of lower GIB is which of the following?
Colitis
AVMs
Diverticular disease
Colonic cancer
Which of the following are characteristics associated with upper GIB?
Coffee ground emesis
Use of NSAIDS
FOBT+
All of the above
A serious disorder in which a person stops breathing during sleep
bruxism
insomnia
apnea
narcolepsy
Slow breathing
Bradypnea
Biots
Apnea
Platypnea
Fast breathing
Tachypnea
Eupnea
Dyspnea
Hypopnea
Not breathing
Apnea
Biots
Dyspnea
Platypnea
Difficulty breathing or feeling "short of breath"
Dyspnea
Platypnea
Hypopnea
Biots
When a virus remains inactive for a long period of time, but remains in a person’s cells.
Mutant
Dormant
Virulent
Host
The reason why the Influenza vaccination must be taken every year.
Viruses mutate.
Viruses cannot reproduce.
Host cells kill viruses.
Vaccines make corporations money.
Testing for Gestational DM is best carried out during this period of gestation.
12 - 18 weeks
18 - 20 weeks
24 - 28 weeks
28 - 30 weeks
The most common form of diabetes. It is a progressive condition in which the cells becomes resistant to normal function of insulin. Pancreas gradually loses the capacity to produce enough insulin.
Type 1 Diabetes
Type 2 Diabetes
Which one is NOT a long-term diabetes complication?
Eye damage (diabetic retinopathy, damage to retina blood vessels)
Hearing impairment (damage to the auditory nerves)
Nerve damage like numbness (neuropathy, interfere nerve ability to send signals)
Seizure
Which of the following describes BEST Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus?
Insulin is always necessary when you have Type 2 diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes was also called non-insulin-dependent diabetes.
It could be the result of faulty beta cells in the pancreas that normally produce insulin.
Type 2 diabetes is an autoimmune condition.
the role of insulin is to
allow glucose to enter the cells
break down glucose
send glucose to kidneys for urination
non of the above
Type 2 diabetes can normally be controlled with
Diet
Weight loss
Regular exercise
Oral medication
While assessing a 29 y/o G2 P2 who had a normal Spontaneous vaginal delivery 30 minutes ago, the nurse notes a large amount of red vaginal bleeding. What would be the first priority nursing action.
check V/S
notify the HCP
firmly massage the uterine fundus
put the baby to breast
A 26 y/o G1 P1 who underwent a Cesarean 24 hours ago tells the nurse she is having trouble breast feeding. Which tasks can be appropriately delegated to the Unlicensed assistive personnel. Select all that apply.
providing the mother with an ordered abdominal binder
taking the mother's vital signs
checking the amount of lochia present
assisting the mother with ambulation
assisting the mother with breastfeeding
A 22 year old woman is 6 weeks postpartum. In the clinic, she admits to crying everyday, feeling overwhelmed, and sometimes thinking she may hurt the baby. What would be the priority nursing action at this time?
advise the patient of community groups, and depression hotlines.
counsel the mother that the "baby blues' are common at this time and assess her nutrition, rest and availability of help at home.
contact the HCP to evaluate the patient before allowing her to leave the clinic
advise the woman that she cannot use medication for depression because she is breastfeeding,.
The nurse is monitoring a client in the immediate postpartum period for signs of hemorrhage. Which sign is noted, would be an early sign of excessive blood loss?
a temperature of 100.4 (38 c)
an increase in pulse rate from 88 to 102 bpm
a blood pressure change from 130/88 to 124/80 mmHG
an increase in the respiratory rate from 18 to 22 breaths/min
On assessment of a postpartum client, the nurse notes that the uterus feels soft and boggy. The nurse should take which initial action?
document the findings
elevate the clients legs
massage the fundus until its firm
push on the uterus to assist in expressing clots
Which trimester is the most critical for fetal development?
First trimester
second trimester
third trimester
all are equally important
At least 400 micrograms daily of a “B” vitamin found in green leafy vegetables, orange juice, and enriched grains reduces the risk of babies having defects of the brain and spinal cord. That B vitamin is:
calcium
vitamin C
Iron
folic acid
This will dilate to 10 cm during labor
uterus
fallopian tubes
cervix
vagina
The thinning of the cervix is called
Episiotomy
transition
effacement
epidural
What is the structure that acts as temporary organ to allow exchange of substances between mother and foetus.
umbilical cord
uterus
placenta
amniotic sac
Choose the correct statements about umbilical cord.
a tube that connect placenta and the foetus
a thin and strong membrane
contains blood vessel
prevents blood form mother and foetus from mixing
to transport substance between the foetus and the mother
Your patient weights 280 pounds, what is this weight in kg. Round to tenths
127.27
127.2
127.3
616
You are to give 650 mg Tylenol for a temperature above 37.5. You have Tylenol 325 mg tablets available. How many tabs will you give the patient?
one
two
three
four
