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Do you know enough about the case study to pass this true-false-based quiz on the case study? What do you know about the case study? A case study can be understood as an intensive and detailed study about a person, a group of...
Questions: 10 | Attempts: 2673 | Last updated: Aug 23, 2023
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Sample Question 1A case study is a research method that examines all of the variables of a situation in great detail.
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Sample Question 2Thick description means describing in depth every aspect of a subject.
A nurse is charged with ensuring that a patient is well taken care of and gives the assurance and feeling of calm. Take these case study test showing different scenarios you may be faced with out on the field once you...
Questions: 10 | Attempts: 453 | Last updated: Mar 17, 2023
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Sample Question 184 Year old confused patient with UTI; Dr. C. M. Pea.The LPN comes to tell you that the patient is very confused, trying to get out of bed..."was a little confused at the beginning of the shift, but nothing like this." What is the FIRST nursing action to ensure the patient's safety?
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Sample Question 257 year old patient GI bleed/alcohol intoxication; Dr. Shake J.G., a 57-year-old man, was seen in the emergency department (ED) 2 days ago, diagnosed (Dx) with alcohol intoxication, and released after 8 hours to his brother’s care. He was brought back to the ED 12 hours ago with an active gastrointestinal (GI) bleed and is being admitted; his diagnosis is upper GI bleed and alcohol intoxication. According to the report received, his admission vital signs (VS) were 84/56, 110, 26, and he was vomiting bright red blood. His labs were remarkable for Hct 23%, alanine transaminase (ALT) 69 IU/ml, aspartate transaminase (AST) 111 IU/ml, and serum alcohol (ETOH) 271 mg/dl. He was given IV fluids and transfused 6 units of packed RBCs (PRBCs) in the ED. On initial assessment, you note that J.G.’s VS are blood pressure (BP) 180/110 mm Hg, pulse 120 beats/min; he has a slight tremor in his hands, and he appears anxious. He complains of a headache and appears flushed. You note that he has not had any emesis and has not had any frank red blood in his stool or “black tarry stools” over the past 5 hours. In response to your questions, J.G. denies that he has an alcohol problem but later admits to drinking approximately a fifth of vodka daily for the past 2 months. He reports having been drinking just before his admission to the ED. He admits to having had seizures while withdrawing from alcohol in the past.Which data from your assessment of J.G. are of concern to you? [Select all that apply]
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