Nur 302 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A person who is dying states that they are not concerned. That their life is in God's hand. How can the nurse support them in their belief? - Provide them with resources that will help them in their spiritual journey. Step 1 of Lewins change theory - The need for change is recognized - unfreezing Step 2 of Lewins change theory - Change is initiated after a careful process of planning - Moving Step 3 of Lewins change theory - Change becomes operational - refreezing Steps involved in the cr...

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CNUR 302Five Levels of LOC - correct answer 1) Full consciousness [awake and alert, orientated, normal feeding] 2) confusion [disorientated, alert but inappropriate responses] 3)obtunded [child has limited responses to environment and falls asleep unless stimulation] 4) Stupor [child only responds to vigorous stimulation] 5) Coma [unable to arouse to any stimulus] GCS - correct answer -eye opening -verbal response -motor response Posturing - correct answer -Decorticate [flexion in ar...

clinical reasoning tool - breaks down the steps of assessing a patient to master the continuous process of experience, reflection, conceptualization, and experimentatiom noticing, recognizing and analyzing data cues - what activities are essential when beginning to think like a nurse? demographic data, history, medications, diagnostic tests and procedures, physical/holistic assessment, and military health history - what are the assessment components of the tool? NCSBN Clinical Judgement Mo...

The nurse's newly admitted long term care client states their vision is blurry and they have a headache over past few months. She complains of fatigue and going to the bathroom a lot at night. Which would be best response? - Do you test your blood sugar? A client has been hospitalized following a myocardial infarction. The client has an IV line running with multiple drips. The nurse assesses the client's medical record to determine the last time the IV tubing was changed, because the nurs...

The nurse educator is preparing an in-service on pain management. One of the staff nurses asks. "What is the most important part of pain assessment?" How should the nurse educator respond to this question? a. "Pain is only partially subjective and primarily and physiologic experience, so vital signs are most important assessment" b. "A client's response to pain is always based on the underlying cause, so the client's admitting diagnosis is important" c. "Vital signs are not reliable ...

How does soap work? Creates a sheetlike microscopic barrier between the skin and microorganisms in the environment. Emulsifies fat and oil so that dirt and microorganisms can be mechanically removed. Kills all microorganisms exposed to the lather. Removes visible soiling but is ineffective in isolating, removing, or killing microorganisms. - Emulsifies fat and oil so that dirt and microorganisms can be mechanically removed What is the primary purpose of appropriate hand hygiene? To remove...

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