Anna poured coconut oil into a water solution. She noticed that the coconut oil stays suspended above the water. What characteristic of the coconut oil is observed?

During cell division, the chromatin turns into what molecule?

What enzyme dissolves polysaccharides?

All but one of the following is not true regarding polysaccharides. Which one is not a polysaccharide?

Madam Charlene Bulan asked a nursing student about the best way to describe an amino acid. What would you answer if you were in the nursing student's situation?

Mark is a nursing student who is tasked with enumerating the elements that build nucleic acids. What should Mark enumerate in front of the class?

Among the following, which function is not associated with lipids?

It is a mechanism that regulates

the pH level of the blood in the human body.

What speeds up a chemical reaction?

A 13-year-old boy’s temperature increased to 37.8°C during winter. He started sweating to cool off his body, and his temperature went back to 37.5°C. What is the mechanism that helps the boy maintain homeostasis?

All but one is not true.

It is a transport mechanism that does not require the expenditure of energy.

Movement of molecules from a high concentration gradient to a low concentration gradient.

It is a process that occurs when sodium and potassium interchangeably goes in and out of the cell that causes an electrical signals or impulses

Thyroid gland enlarges due to a lack of iodine.

What hormone stimulates the release of T3 and T4?

It is the rest and digest process of the central nervous system

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Are tiny filtering units within each kidney responsible for producing urine by removing waste and excess substances from the blood?

It is a systematic process that makes the heart to beat on its own without being controlled by the Central Nervous System

What microorganisms generally cause diseases?

It is the destruction of pathogens in non-living objects by using physical or chemical means.

James, a resident of Brgy Baculud, has been known for spreading influenza or flu to his family, but he himself remains asymptomatic. According to the scenario, James can be described as what?

It is a bacterium that helps in digestion and produces a therapeutic effect rather than causing diseases?

Ebola virus has spread to some countries in the Western African continent. What type of outbreak situation is this?

San Mariano, Isabela is known for an increased incidence rate of dengue fever and malaria from 2004 to 2007. Because of this, the municipality is known to be a Malaria breeding ground for the past few years. What type of outbreak is this?

Bacteria are one of the deadliest microorganisms that can inflict diseases and rapidly multiply in a short period of time. How do bacteria reproduce?

It is a process of eliminating pathogens on the skin surface?

It is the infestation of parasites into a host that either harms the host or lives at the expense of the host.

Aaron was admitted to the hospital due to pain at McBurney’s point. He was placed in a ward with patients who had respiratory tract illnesses. Later on, he developed a runny nose and productive cough after being exposed to the ward with respiratory illnesses at the hospital. What type of infection is most likely to have occurred?

James, a 29-year-old male with a BMI of 30 and an increased level of low-density lipoprotein, is at risk of developing atherosclerosis. He asked you about possible alternatives or substitutions for fats to incorporate healthier types of lipids into his diet. What type of fats would you recommend?

To maximize calcium and phosphorus absorption in the body, what micronutrient is needed for faster absorption of the aforementioned minerals?

A vitamin that is needed for collagen synthesis?

A vitamin that is known for its antioxidant properties and increased protection of cell membranes?

A vitamin that is needed for macronutrient metabolism and cell function?

What are the signs that an infant is ready for complementary foods? SATA

What is the best food option for toddlers?

How will you introduce a picky school-age child to a vegetable in their diet? Choose the best answer.

What age bracket is eating disorder usually rampant?

What is the best delivery method of nutrients for patients who are suffering from a coma?

What is the core of community health nursing?

What is the legal basis for the immunization of both maternal and child starting from before conception up to birth?

Which of the following is one of the goals of Community Health Nursing?

It is described as the service of community health nursing that is within the reach of the people in the society or community they belong to?

Mang Ernesto is a farmer at Barangay Baculud who spends most of his day during the summer season harvesting and planting corn on their family's hectare. After a tiring day, Mang Ernesto drank water from his open bottle to compensate for water loss due to the heat. After some days, he experienced abdominal pain, increased borborygmi sound (>30/minute), and loose stools with a foul odor. Due to medication restrictions, what alternative medicine should Mang Ernesto drink to soothe his signs and symptoms?

Aling Mika is a vendor who sells Binallay during the hot weather season. Due to the intense heat index brought on by the increasing temperature, she experienced dizziness, headache, diaphoresis, blurred vision, and chest pain. As a community nurse, you are aware of these manifestations and what herbal medication you should recommend to your patient?

It is a freeze-dried vaccine that can be stored at temperatures ranging from 15 degrees Celsius to negative 25 degrees Celsius.

It is a vaccine that is highly sensitive to heat.

It is the best choice container for storing vaccines from the manufacturer to the personnel who will administer the medication.

Drug of choice in treating the multibacillary type of leprosy that is known to be highly infectious.

It is the goal of maternal and child health to prevent any congenital diseases or illnesses that may affect the health of mothers and their children. Select all that apply.

It is a diagnostic test to detect and measure the thickness of free fluid in the nuchal portion of a fetus inside the womb.

It is characterized by excessive growth of trophoblastic cells (hyperplasia) overriding the formation of the fetus.

Characterized by congenital cleft palate, low-set ears, small head, and absence of eyebrows.

Dolly, a 20-year-old female, was admitted to the hospital due to inconsistent uterine contractions. It is characterized by hypertonic contractions at some points, then goes into hypotonic contractions for a time. As a nurse, how will you document your assessment of your patient?

Bea, a 21-year-old female, has been in labor for less than 3 hours before she delivered her baby. The nurses observed that the baby was born with increased intracranial pressure and a torn umbilical cord. As a student nurse, you observed this as what?

Baby Jovanni was born with a congenital disease. His symptoms include becoming cyanotic during breastfeeding (Tet Spell), slowed growth, lethargy, tachypnea, and tachycardia, with a risk for activity intolerance and a possible need for a surgical procedure. What is the possible condition that baby Jovanni has?

Baby Eugene was born through NSVD. Later on, every time he breastfed, a loose stool accompanied by a hyper borborygmi sound was observed, and it was later discovered that he cannot fully absorb glucose or carbohydrates. What possible condition is Eugene suffering from?

A baby was admitted to the hospital with clinical manifestations of muscle spasms, fever, tachypnea, tachycardia, excessive crying, lethargy, and refusal to suck or breastfeed. Considering these symptoms, what could be the possible diagnosis of this baby manifesting a danger sign in newborns?

A parent is seeking therapy for their child who has excessive outbursts of anger and extreme arguments with adults. As a nurse, you are aware that the child is most likely experiencing a?

It is a type of palpation where you depress the skin ½” to ¾” (1.5 to 2 cm) with your finger pads.

A type of technique that helps you locate organ borders, identify organ shape and position, and determine if an organ is solid or filled with fluid or gas during physical assessment?

This is an indication of possible pneumonia in the lungs upon percussion.

An abnormality caused by a complete or partial lack of melanin

It is a superficial growth or patch of the skin that does not resemble the area surrounding it.

Spinous processes that deviate laterally may indicate __________

It is also called subcutaneous emphysema and is a crackling sensation that occurs when air passes through fluid.

What is an abnormal finding when auscultating for breath sounds using bronchophony?

In palpating the urinary bladder, which is a normal finding?

What is the position for male examination?

What is a central function of the nurse educator that involves planning and organizing the course?

What is primarily concerned with observable and measurable aspects of human behavior?

What is the stage occurring during the formal operational period and the identity vs. role confusion stage?

What is the stage occurring from 12 months to years, involving sensorimotor development and the conflict between trust vs. mistrust and autonomy vs. shame and doubt?

What is a learning theory that stresses what goes on in the internal mental processes of the learner as they take in, interpret, store, and retrieve information?

According to your answer in question 75, at what stage does the learner start to think or contemplate abstract principle?

At what psychosocial conflict in psychosocial theory does the virtue of Wisdom will be developed?

What is the first intervention when teaching for a patient that is newly been diagnosed with high blood pressure?

A nurse is teaching a postpartum mother how to breastfeed her infant. The nurse notes that the mother is alert and agrees that breastfeeding is important to her and beneficial to her baby. The nurse outlines the expectations of breastfeeding for the mother and the baby and presents the material. In terms of the sequencing of instruction, what should the nurse do next?

Any combination of planned experiences based on sound theories that provides individuals, groups, and communities the opportunity to acquire the information and skills needed to make quality health decisions is known as:

Which nurse theorist focused on nursing as interacting with the client to meet immediate needs?

According to Orem’s Self-Care Deficit Theory, what is the primary goal of nursing?

Which nursing theory emphasizes the importance of the nurse-client relationship as a transpersonal and humanistic experience?

According to Neuman’s Health Care Systems Model, at what levels do nursing interventions aim to assist clients in stress reduction?

According to Roach (2013), what are the six attributes of caring in nursing?

What is the significance of Empirical Knowing in nursing practice?

What is an example of general lead therapeutic communication?

Is an environmental factor or stressor that must be present or absent for an illness to occur?

These are examples of the 5 stages of illness except:

Is the action aimed at eradicating, eliminating, or minimizing the impact of disease and disability?

The hospital administration of CIMC has planned to conduct an annual earthquake and fire drill to ensure that all staff of the hospital are prepared in case of a calamity or incident. What principle is most likely to be applied?

Mark, a 21-year-old male, has undergone amputation due to a vehicular accident. He has now developed low self-esteem and a negative self-perception because of the accident. What principle is likely to be affected?

Jemlan was admitted to the hospital due to necrotizing fasciitis on his right leg and became unconscious. The doctor is aware that he needed an immediate amputation to prevent Jemlan from going into sepsis. With that, he performed the amputation without Jemlan’s consent. This procedure will impact the physiological aspect but will surely save his life. What principle is likely involved in this situation?

Cantor, a 10-year-old boy, has been asked by his parent if he willingly likes to be circumcised due to health benefits and cultural factors. What principle is likely to be applied in this situation?

A process of fertilizing an egg from the patient and sperm from the donor in a petri dish:

It describes the highest level of happiness, living a life toward virtuousness:

According to this principle, any form of euthanasia or artificially induced death is contraindicated to God’s will:

A form of euthanasia that is considered a pleasant death. It is induced by the refraining of professionals from executing useless interventions for those who have no hope of being saved:

It is a signed, witnessed (or notarized) document. Most declarations instruct an attending physician to withhold or withdraw medical interventions from its signer if he/she is in a terminal condition and is unable to make decisions about medical treatment:

The attending physician shall communicate the decision for DNR in a written order in the doctor’s order sheet, in the progress notes, and in the official hospital DNR form:

It is called the first menstruation of a female, which usually signals that puberty has now started:

If a female client has a menstrual cycle lasting 34 days, on which day of her cycle does ovulation occur?

What month is quickening likely to be observed?

What is the purpose of the 1st trimester in the growth and development of a fetus?

It is a type of growth and development wherein development starts from the center (heart) and goes to the extremities:

What hormone causes the Graafian follicle to rupture in the ovary?

Where does fertilization usually occur?

The nurse is assessing a 5th-day postpartum mother in a clinic. She asked the patient about the color of the vaginal discharge that the patient observed. What is the expected vaginal discharge to be observed by the nurse?

A patient is complaining of pain in the lower extremities accompanied by varicosities in her left leg. The nurse asked the patient to lie down and performed dorsiflexion rapidly, during which the patient felt pressure or tenderness in her left leg, indicating a positive Homan’s sign. What does this test indicate?

A legal basis to promote bonding between the mother and the child after birth:

A pharmacological approach that observes how the body reacts or responds to drugs.

These are medications that have a limited dependency rate and less abuse potential. Example drugs include Ketamine and anabolic steroids.

It is a medication that helps lower the blood pressure of the client by inhibiting Angiotensin I from binding with Angiotensin Converting Enzyme.

A medication that is often used as an anti-inflammatory agent, especially in the airway.

A diuretic agent that spares potassium from being filtered out by the kidney in the distal convoluted tubules.

A patient is admitted to the hospital due to being febrile for 5 days. The physician ordered 250 mg of Paracetamol IV PRN OD. The pharmacy has a stock dose of 50 mg/3 mL in a 10 mL vial. Calculate the initial dose volume of the medication for the patient.

The physician prescribed the patient Amoxicillin 40,000 mcg/kg/day PO TID. The patient weighs 230 lbs. The stock on hand of Amoxicillin is 450 mg/tab. How many tablets will you give to your patient, and how many tablets will you give at each interval?

Following the interval in the previous question, how many minutes is the interval of the medication?

A 3.1 L 0.9% isotonic solution is to be given to a pediatric client using a microset, ordered to run for 8.5 hours. What is the drop factor of the infusion?

Fastest way to deliver medication.