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PNE 162 EXAM REVIEW NURSING FUNDIMENTALS 19,20,21,22

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PNE 162 19,20,21,22 PART 2


PNE 162 19,20,21,22 PART 2Version en ligne PNE 162 EXAM REVIEW NURSING FUNDIMENTALS 19,20,21,22 par MONI 1 HBOT helps regenerate new tissue at a faster rate; thus, its most popular use is for promoting wound healing. It is also used to treat Choose one or more answers a carbon monoxide poisoning, gangrene associated with diabetes or other conditions of vascular insufficiency b anaerobic infections (especially in clients with burn), and several other medical conditions c decompression sickness experienced by deep sea divers d Whole body detoxification 2 nursing diagnoses among clients experiencing hypoxemia or hypoxia: Choose one or more answers a Altered breathing pattern b Impaired gas exchange c Activity intolerance d Risk for ineffective airway clearance 3 infection is a condition that results when microorganisms cause injury to a host. Infection differs from colonization, a condition in which microorganisms are present, but the host does not manifest any signs or symptoms of infection. Regardless of whether the host is infected or colonized, the host can transmit pathogens and infectious diseases to others a TRUE b FASLE 4 methods that will interfere with the chain of infection. Infection control practices include Choose one or more answers a Hand hygiene and hand antisepsis measures , b Using standard precautions c Good hygiene d Following transmission-based precautions e Wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) 5 The three types of transmission-based precautions are Choose one or more answers a airborne precautions-TB Measles (rubeola) Chickenpox (varicella) SARS Influenza A: b droplet precautions-Rubella Streptococcal pneumonia Meningococcal meningitis Whooping cough Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) c contact precautions -Gastrointestinal, respiratory, skin, or wound infections that are drug resistant Gas gangrene Acute diarrhea Acute viral conjunctivitis Draining abscess Hepatitis type A and E virus: diapered or incontinent persons B i d aspiration precautions -Gastrointestinal, respiratory, skin, or wound infections that are drug resistant 6 powered air-purifying respirator (PAPR) is an alternative if a caregiver has not been fitted with an N95 respirator or has facial hair or a facial deformity that prevents a tight seal with an N95 respirator A PAPR blows atmospheric air through belt-mounted air-purifying canisters to the facepiece through a flexible tube. A PAPR can also be used when rescuing victims exposed to hazardous chemicals or bioterrorist substances a TRUE b FALSE 7 Health care providers in the nursing unit post an instruction card on the door or nearby at eye level stating that isolation precautions are required. Nurses are responsible for teaching visitors how to adhere to the infection control measures. a TRUE b FALSE 8 The infection control room contains the same equipment and supplies as any other hospital room with a few modifications. A dedicated a stethoscope and sphygmomanometer b DINAMAP c Thermomotor d PPE 9 Double bagging is an infection control measure in which one bag of contaminated items, such as trash or laundry, is placed within another. This measure requires two people. One person bags the items and deposits the bag in a second bag held by another person outside the client’s room. The person holding the second bag prevents contamination by manipulating the bag underneath a folded cuff Discarding Biodegradable Trash a TRUE b FALSE 10 All these items can be flushed down the toilet in the client’s room. Chemicals and filtration methods in sewage treatment centers are NOT sufficient for destroying pathogens in human wastes a TRUE b FALSE 11 Specimens are delivered to the laboratory in sealed containers in plastic biohazard bags. When the testing is complete, most specimens are Choose one or more answers a Flushed b incinerated c sterilized d disposed in the garbage 12 During transport, nurses use methods to prevent the spread of pathogens either directly or indirectly from the client. The client wears a mask or particulate air filter respirator if the pathogen is transmitted by the airborne or droplet route. Any hospital health care providers who have direct contact with the client use PPE similar to that used in client care a TRUE b FALSE 13 Caring for clients with infectious diseases involves meeting their physical and emotional needs. Some frequently identified nursing diagnoses include: Choose one or more answers a Infection risk b Acute anxiety c Grief d Fear

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PNE 162 19,20,21,22 PART 2Version en ligne

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HBOT helps regenerate new tissue at a faster rate; thus, its most popular use is for promoting wound healing. It is also used to treat

Choose one or more answers

nursing diagnoses among clients experiencing hypoxemia or hypoxia:

Choose one or more answers

methods that will interfere with the chain of infection. Infection control practices include

Choose one or more answers

The three types of transmission-based precautions are

Choose one or more answers

Health care providers in the nursing unit post an instruction card on the door or nearby at eye level stating that isolation precautions are required. Nurses are responsible for teaching visitors how to adhere to the infection control measures.

The infection control room contains the same equipment and supplies as any other hospital room with a few modifications. A dedicated

All these items can be flushed down the toilet in the client’s room. Chemicals and filtration methods in sewage treatment centers are NOT sufficient for destroying pathogens in human wastes

Specimens are delivered to the laboratory in sealed containers in plastic biohazard bags. When the testing is complete, most specimens are

Choose one or more answers

Caring for clients with infectious diseases involves meeting their physical and emotional needs. Some frequently identified nursing diagnoses include:

Choose one or more answers