NURSING PRACTICE I - COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING (SET A)



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1. Cardiovascular diseases
2. Cancer
3. Dementia
4. Arthritis
5. Diabetes mellitus
6. Chronic obstructive Lung Disease
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1. Proximity of the community to chemical plants that emit poisonous gases.
2. High percentage of tobacco use among the residents.
3. Prevailing diet high in processed food and fat.
4. Availability of health facilities.
5. Mean age of women population.
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1. Basic prudent nursing care is a standard.
2. Any health care provider can determine standards of care.
3. Standards of care are never changing.
4. Standards are based on the ethical principle of nonmaleficence.
5. National standards of nursing practice are standards for all nurses.
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1. Keeping current year licence to practice
2. Being a witness to a patient's will
3. Following policies and procedures
4. Protecting patients from injuring themselves
5. Accepting money or gift from patients
6. Giving practical advice contrary to the doctor's orders
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1. Hold public fora to educate the community about coping with psychological effects.
2. Raise community awareness about increased immigrants to the population.
3. Teach the community about sealing windows; and doors in the event of a chemical attack.
4. Raise community awareness about the signs and symptoms of potential biologic agents.
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1. Identify and select strategies
2. Evaluate QI outcomes
3. Implement solution in small scale
4. State the problem
5. Expand scope of QI throughout the organization
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1. Poverty
2. Age of the parents
3. Family unemployment
4. Changes in family structure
5. Loss of community social support
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1. Type of work being done
2. Extent of coordination to be done
3. Levels of management
4. Line and staff relationship
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1. Asking assistance from doctor
2. Performing nursing tasks in a safe manner
3. Reporting and documenting assessment and interventions
4. Evaluating client's response to nursing care given
5. Evaluating the care when there is complaint by the client
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1. Participation in seminars
2. Engagement in a research project
3. As peer reviewer
4. Innovations
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1. Date, time, and sign every entry.
2. Make entries soon after care is given.
3. Write legibly.
4. Be thorough, accurate, and objective.
5. Use only approved abbreviations.
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1. Rural Health Units
2. Barangay Health Stations
3. Disaster-prone areas
4. Level 1 LGU Hospitals
5. DOH Hospitals
6. Birthing Homes
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NURSING PRACTICE II - CARE OF HEALTHY/AT RISK MOTHER/CHILD



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1. Patient's fall / injury
2. Infection
3. Safety
4. Pressure Ulcers
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1. Fatigue
2.Headache
3. Fever
4. Sore throat
5. Cough
6. Dyspnea
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1. Level of development
2. Coping skills
3. Previous experiences with illness and hospitalization
4. Seriousness of diagnosis
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1. Developmental status
2. Psychological condition
3. Level of intelligence
4. Comprehension of his disease
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1. Parents
2. Legal guardian
3. Next of kin
4. Physician
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1. Is informed of the medical consequences of ‘his / her decision.
2. Releases those involved in his / her care from any obligation relative to the consequences of his decision.
3. His/her decision will not prejudice public health and safety.
4. Appropriate arrangement has been made to settle the unpaid bill.
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1. listen to what Grace verbalizes and observe how she expresses her feelings
2. demonstrate interest on what Grape is talking about by avoiding her eyes
3. maintain a close body posture such as keeping arms crossed and clenching fist
4. tune out other thoughts and refrain from interrupting Grace while she is talking
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1. Level of usual communication
2. Pace of interaction
3. Display of emotions
4. Full development of topic
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1. compile a complete record of the patient's journey through services
2. enable continuity of care for the patient both within and between services
3. make available for legal purposes
4. protect nurses from limitation
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1. Women
2. The poor
3. Marginalized
4. Those invulnerable or crisis situations
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1. We all hold personal values that can influence how we respond to our clients.
2. One's values may change in response to life experiences.
3. Encounters with clients and colleagues may influence your beliefs without your having much of a chance to reflect on these changes.
4. Others exist at a deeper level, so that we don't necessarily recognize the influence they have on our behavior and judgment? as health care providers.
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1. economic circumstances
2. education
3. living conditions and family environment
4. social and gender relationships
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1. Check availability and expiry date of fire extinguishers in the Obstetric Ward.
2. Compliance to Republic Act 9003.
3. Provision of a separate container for each type of waste for on-sit collection properly marked as "compostable", "non-recyclable" , "recyclable" or "special waste".
4. Proper isolation of patients known or suspected of harboring infectious diseases.
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NURSING PRACTICE III - CARE OF CLIENTS (PART A)



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2. Risk for Deficient Fluid Volume R/T abnormal fluid loss
3. Risk for ineffective tissue perfusion R/T low hemoglobin
4. Acute Diarrhea R/T inflammation of the bowel
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1. 60 to 70% caloric intake from CHO and monosaturated fats
2. prepared from iower mono saturated oil like olive oil
3. prepared from avocado oil and nuts
4. high in CHO, high in saturated fats and low protein
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1. Encourage breathing, coughing and early ambulation.
2. Offer fluid intake 2500-3000 ml per day, if not contraindicated.
3. Apply nicotine patch to reduce withdrawal symptom, if ordered.
4. Support efforts to quit smoking through smoking cessation program.
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1. Atropine sulfate
2. Glycopyrrolate
3. Scopolamine
4. Ranitidine
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1. when the patient is admitted
2. at least once per shift
3. when a patient is at rest
4. before administering pain medication
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1. fatigue
2. Dizimess
3. palpitation
4. Anxiety
5. Shortness of breadth
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1. Adequate fluid volume is maintained.
2. Vital signs within normal limits.
3. Clear lung sounds.
4. Pulmonary congestion absent.
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1. Determine the capability required for the job.
2. Match abilities of the nurse with job requirements.
3. Improve nurse's capability.
4. Enhance nurse's motivation.
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1. Surgeon
2. Circulating nurse
3. Anesthesiologist
4. Hospital
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1. Dizziness & fatigue
2. Insomnia & nightmares
3. Fatigue & bradycardia
4. Sexual dysfunction
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1. determine the goal of the outcome
2. identify the need for the decision
3. evaluate the alternative action/s chosen, if it was achieved
4. identify alternative actions, with each benefits and consequences
5. choose an alternative action/s
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1. duodenum
2. pylorus
3. liver
4. spleen
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1. Bloating cramps
2. Hypothermia
3. Nausea
4. Electrolyte imbalance
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NURSING PRACTICE IV - CARE OF CLIENTS (PART B)



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1. Green
2. Yellow
3. Black
4. Blue
5. White
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1. participate .in the development, use, or evaluation of practice guidelines.
2. read and analyze outcomes of research studies.
3. involve themselves in everyday patient care and nursing practice
4. know why they are doing what they are doing.
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1. achieve safe, quality, cost-effective care for patients in daily practice.
2. realize that individual nursing practice styles directly effect the rates at which patients recover.
3. prevent development of unnecessary complications and injury.
4. determine satisfaction rate from patients or family care receiver from nursing staff.
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1.What are we trying to accomplish?
2. How well do we know that a change is art improvement?
3. Will the patient be satisfied with the improvement?
4. What change/changes can we make that will result in an improvement?
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1. nursing diagnosis
2. medical diagnosis
3. outcomes
4. Interventions
5. patient education
6. evaluation
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1. tumor involves the nipple-creola complex
2. tumor is larger than 7cm
3. tumor exhibits extensive intraductal disease involving multiple quadrants of the breast
4. patient cannot comply with daily radiation therapy
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1. clearly and unambiguously identifies the variables under consideration.
2. clearly expresses, the relationship of the variables to one another.
3. specifies the nature of the population being studied.
4. implies the possibility of empirical testing.
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1. Place the thumb side of the fist just above the umbilicus and veil below the xiphoid process.
2. Make a fist.
3. Stand behind the victim
4. Place arms around the victim ' s waist
5. Perform five quick in and up thrusts (between the umbilicus and xiphoid process)
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1. Place the heel of one hand on top of the other between the umbilicus and xiphoid process.
2. Straddle the victim's thighs.
3. Give five thrusts in and up with the heel of the bottom hand.
4. Make a fist.
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NURSING PRACTICE V - CARE OF CLIENTS (PART C)



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1. The drug's action peak in two hours
2. Maximum dosage is not achieved until 3 to 4 days after starting the medication
3. Effects of the drug continue for 4 to 5 days after discontinuing the medication
4. Protamine Sulfate is the antidote for Warfarin
5. I should have my blood levels tested periodically
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1. Placing a pillow in the axilla so the arm is way from the body
2. Inserting a pillow under the slightly flexed arm so the hand is higher than the elbow
3. Immobilizing the extremity with a sling
4. Placing a hand cone so the fingers are barely flexed
5. Keeping the arms at the sides using a pillow
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1) Bursitis
2) Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
3) Tendonitis
4) Dupuytren's
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