NURSING PRACTICE I - COMMNUNITY HEALTH NURSING



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1. Prescribing a new medication dose
2. Health promotion activities
3. End-of-life comfort decisions
4. Interpreting laboratory results
5. Lifestyle changes to improve health
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1. Socio-demographic characteristics
2. Patient's chief complaint
3. Physical examination findings
4. Prescription of drugs
5. Frequency of clinic check up
6. Attendance to community settings
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1. Lack of staff motivation
2. Conflict between personal and organizational goals
3. Lack of knowledge and skills
4. Desire for promotion or job permanency
5. Achieve health goals for the agency
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1. Review of records and reports
2. Interview of the midwives
3. Review of literature
4. Observation of the midwives at work
5. Results of survey among the staff
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1. working toward continuous improvement
2. implementing any change
3. developing a new design of a process or service
4. completing a designed project
5. planning data collection and analysis to prioritize problems
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1. Health insurance
2. Health inequalities
3. Social exclusion
4. Sickness absence
5. Overall burden of ill health
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1. Detecting individual persons with malaria so that they receive prompt and appropriate treatment.
2. Helping public health officials decide how to allocate their disease control resources.
3. Identifying changes over time in the proportion of children with elevated blood lead levels in a community.
4. Documenting changes in varicella (chickenpox) incidence, after a law mandating varicella vaccination in the Expanded Program of Immunization took effect.
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1. Poor environmental sanitation
2. Poor hygiene
3. Improper cooking of food
4. Overcrowding
5. Malnutrition
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1. leprosy is curable
2. not all leprosy patients are infectious
3. leprosy is hereditary
4. casual contact with a patient causes leprosy
5. regular and adequate treatment is essential
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NURSING PRACTICE II - CARE OF HEALTHY/AT RISK MOTHER/CHILD



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I. Nursing Educators
II. Staff Nurses
III. Nursing Service Administrators
IV. Hospital Administrators
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1. Rubella
2. Rheumatic fever
3. Anemia
4. Chronic hypertension
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I. ensure the development of organized comprehensive care plan
II. have a clear and accurate records of what was done to the patient
III. have an evidence of the health care member's accountability in giving care
IV. detect patients who are clinically deteriorating
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I. Operate and hold diagnosis under strict confidentiality.
II. Sign a non-disclosure agreements between nurses and their patients.
III. Abide with the institution's privacy and security policies.
IV. Disclose only the result of the test to the patient himself.

In terms of legalities, which of the following should Nurse Patty explain to Cathlyn?]]>
I. Unlawful destruction
II. Alteration
III. Disclosure
IV. Unlawful processing

Which of the following actions of anybody is against personal data protection?]]>
1. Size
2. Surface area
3. Age of child
4. Height
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1. Skin and tissue trauma
2. Muscle fibrosis and contracture
3. Nerve palsies and paralysis
4. Infectious processes such as abscesses or gangrene
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1. Shorter
2. More horizontal
3. More prone to obstruction by enlarged adenoids
4. Longer
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I. Tell Anton that he can clarify or ask questions.
II. Tell him that it is alright to interrupt if he had to ask a question to clarify.
III. Advise him to listen well.
IV. Ask for the presence of his mother.
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I. Take home medications, if any.
II. Date of follow up
III. Activity and Exercise
IV. Diet
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I. Use of cold compress
II. Soft rhythmic rubbing of the abdomen
III. Analgesics as ordered
IV. Antispasmodics as ordered
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NURSING PRACTICE III - CARE OF CLIENTS (PART A)



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1. Nutritional deficiency with decreased protein intake contributes to liver damage.
2. Cirrhosis can happen to people with alcohol intake.
3. Women are at greater risk for the development of alcohol-induced liver disease.
4. Most patients affected by liver cirrhosis are between 40 to 60 years of age.
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1. improved circulation
2. improved respiratory functions
3. prevent venous stasis
4. prevent emboli formation
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1. 02
2. Ambu bag
3. Suction Apparatus
4. Endotracheal
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1. Epinephrine
2. Demerol
3. Valium
4. Coumadin
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1. Put the recently delivered at the back of the old stock.
2. Put the old stock in front of the newly-delivered ones.
3. Check the fluids for sediments and discoloration.
4. Keep the fluids inside a cooler.
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1. vital signs
2. level of consciousness
3. cardiac function
4. respiratory function
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1. Investigator should, protect life, privacy and dignity of human subjects
2. Investigator should protect from harm in therapeutic studies
3. Informed consent is not essential when doing research among human subject
4. Investigator should conduct research when objectives outweigh risks and burdens to the subjects
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1. discuss pain as a broad concept
2. set goals for comfort and function
3. explain parts of the rating scale
4. show pain rating scale and purpose
5. verify if the patient understands the broad concept of pain
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1. Signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia
2. Self-glucose monitoring
3. Administration of insulin
A. Meal planning and exercise
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NURSING PRACTICE- IV - CARE OF CLIENTS (PART B)



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1. Providing less health care services that is optimal in order to contain costs.
2. Using individuals with less knowledge and skill to perform health care services usually performed by people with advanced knowledge and training.
3. Taking economic risks as a health care provider.
4. Providing adequate or appropriate care minimize risk of expensive utilization.
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1. Religious beliefs in organ donation and transplantation must be respected.
2. Donors must be free of infectious disease and cancer.
3. Consent or written ordersi by the physician are necessary for referral to an organ procurement organization.
4. The family of the deceased should be offered an opportunity to speak with a knowledgeable organ procurement coordinator.
5. The person requesting for organ donation does not have to believe in the benefits of organ donation but should support the process with a positive attitude.

Which of the guidelines should the nurse observe?]]>
1. Acceptance
2. Depression
3. Denial
4. Bargaining
5. Anger
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1. Urinary leakage
2. Delayed bleeding from the damage
3. Abscess formation
4. Paralytic ileus
5. Renal failure
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1. Secondary haemorrhage usually due to infection
2. Renal artery stenosis
3. Renal atrophy
4. Hypotension
5. Hydronephrosis

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1. Drink beverages containing alcohol in moderate amounts.
2. Consult with the physician before receiving immunizations.
3. Be sure to receive flu and pneumonia immunizations.
4. Take aspirin (Acetylsalicylic Acid, ASA) as for headache.
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1. try to prevent breakdown of skin and ulceration
2. avoid activities that trigger pain
3. modify diet to include legumes
4. avoid exposure to extreme cold temperature
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1. sit whenever possible
2. take a hot shower in the morning
3. avoid long periods of rest
4. engage in moderate low impact exercises when not fatigued
5. maintain a balance diet
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1. reduced level of consciousness
2. confusion
3. lethargy
4. coma
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1. Justice
2. Privacy and dignity
3. Respect
4. Confidentiality
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1. Pulsatile abdominal mass
2. Hyperactive bowel sounds
3. Systolic bruit over the area of the mass
4. Subjective sensation of "heart beating" in the abdomen
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NURSING PRACTICE V - CARE OF CLIENTS (PART C)



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1. orientation
2. pupils movement
3. sensation
4. quality of speech
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1. Temperature
2. Respiration
3. Blood pressure
4. Bladder function
5. Reflexes
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1. giving advice
2. using silence
3. clarifying
4. gentle touch
5. asking probing questions

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