Nursing: Basic Human Needs And Nursing Interventions (1-34)
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- 1.The passage of small, dry, hard stools or the passage of no stool for a period of time
- A.
Fecal Incontinence
- B.
Constipation
- C.
Melena
- D.
Steatorrhea
- 2.Man requires __ of oxygen from the environment in order to survive
- A.
32%
- B.
80%
- C.
16%
- D.
21%
- 3.__ is a forceful striking of the skin with cupped hands, in order to mechanically dislodge tenacious secretions from bronchial walls.
- A.
Percussion
- B.
Vibration
- C.
Chest Compressions
- D.
Postural Drainage
- 4.__ is series of vigorous quivering produced by hands that are placed flat against the client's chest wall. It is done to loosen mucous secretions.
- A.
Postural Drainage
- B.
Vibration
- C.
Percussion
- D.
Chest Compressions
- 5.__ is expulsion of secretions from various lung segments by gravity. This involves placing the client in different positions so that the area of lung congestion will be in vertical position with the bronchus. This facilitates drainage by gravity.
- A.
Spirometry
- B.
Postural Drainage
- C.
Suctioning
- D.
Pulmonary Drainage
- 6.Types of Bronchial Hygiene Measures
- A.
Humidity Inhilation
- B.
Aerosol Inhalation
- C.
Medical Inhalation
- D.
Steam Inhalation
- E.
Medimist Inhalation
- F.
Medicinal Smoke Inhalation
- 7.What is the purpose of suctioning?
- A.
To aid in isolating body substances
- B.
To clean bleeding wounds
- C.
To enhance deep inspiration
- D.
To clear airways from mucus secretions
- 8.Which is the following is NOT an indication of Suctioning?
- A.
Auscultatory breath sounds
- B.
Audible secretions during respiration
- C.
Adventitious breath sounds
- 9.__ is the sum of all interactions between an organism and the food it consumes
- A.
Cellular Response
- B.
Nutrition
- C.
Regulating Mechanism
- D.
Total nutrient exchange
- 10.List one Organic or Inorganic chemical found in foods that are required for proper body functioning
- 11.Passage of stool with bright red blood
- 12.Passage of black, tarry stool
- A.
Melena
- B.
Acholic Stool
- C.
Steatorrhea
- D.
Diarrhea
- 13.Greasy, bulky, foul-smelling stool
- A.
Melena
- B.
Acholic Stool
- C.
Steatorrhea
- D.
Diarrhea
- 14.Frequent evacuation of watery stools. It is associated with increased GI motility, and a rapid passage of fecal contents through the lower GIT
- A.
Melena
- B.
Acholic Stool
- C.
Steatorrhea
- D.
Diarrhea
- 15.A mass or collection of hardened, putty-like feces in the folds of the rectum. The stool is lodged or struck in the rectum; the person is unable to voluntarily evacuate the stool
- 16.Presence of excessive gas in the intestines. This may be due to swallowed air, bacterial action in the large intestine and diffusion from blood.
- 17.Involuntary elimination of bowel contents; it is often associated with neurologic, mental, and emotional impairments
- 18.Hematuria is an indication of Diabetic Ketocidosis
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 19.Provide one Altered Urine Composition that would indicate a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
- 20.Provide one Altered Urine Composition that indicates Diabetic Ketoacidosis
- 21.Voiding at frequent intervals
- A.
Enuresis
- B.
Nocturia
- C.
Hesitancy
- D.
Frequency
- 22.Increased frequency at night
- A.
Nocturia
- B.
Pollakuria
- C.
Hesitancy
- D.
Pollakuria
- 23.The strong feeling that the person wants to void
- A.
Hesitancy
- B.
Urgency
- C.
Pollakuria
- D.
Dysuria
- 24.Frequent, scanty urination
- A.
Frequency
- B.
Urgency
- C.
Pollakuria
- D.
Dysuria
- 25.Voiding that is painful or difficult
- A.
Urgency
- B.
Pollakuria
- C.
Dysuria
- D.
Enuresis
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