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Part 4: Final Exam Nursing 112 GBCC
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1poverty, and feeding resistance are causes of ?
- Aorganic Failure to thrive
- Bnon-organic failure to thrive
- Cidiopathic failure to thrive
2Possible etiology of SIDS includes
- Asleeping on stomach
- Bsmoking
- Csuffocation
- Dhx of shoulder dystocia in labor
- Ebrainstem abnormality
3Being treated with methadone instead of abusing heroin is the safest option for a durg-addicted mother during pregnancy
- ATrue
- BFalse
4On the finnegan (NAS) scoreing system the higher the score the better the baby is doing
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Causes of Postpartum hemorrhage include:
- Atone
- Btissue
- Ctiredness
- Dtrauma
- Ethrombosis
6Postpartum hemorrhage is defined as any blood loss from uterus greater than _______ post vaginal birth and any blood loss greater than ______ post Csection
- A500,200
- B500,1000
- C1000,250
- D100,200
7Medication given to contract the uterus that is contraindicated fore htn and cautioned with asthma is
- Apitocin (oxytocin)
- Bpostaglandin F2 (carboprost tromethamine)
- Cmethylergonovine (methergine)
8suspect lacerations when bleeding persists but uterus is firm
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura is an autoimmune disorder and Von-Willebrand Disease is a _____________. They both can cause postpartum hemorrhage.
- Aautoimmune
- Btype of hemophilia
- Ctype of preeclampsia
- Dcondtion caused by eeclampsic seizure
10Lower urinary tract infection is referred to as _________________- while an kidney infection is referred to as____________________
- Apyelonephritis, cystitis
- Bthrombosis, cystitis
- Ccystitis, pyelonephritis
11Postpartum mood disorder are most liekly to occur after the _____________ but may occur anytime within ________________
- A2nd week, 2nd year
- B24 hours, 6 months
- C4th week, 1 year
- D8th week, 1 year
12Interventions that help prevent DVT include all of the following EXCEPT
- ATED stockings
- BEarly ambulation
- Cavoid giving mg
- Danticoagulants
13Select all the hallmark signs of delirium (4)
- Aacute change/fluctuating mental state
- BVisual hallucinations
- CInattention
- DDisorganized thinking
- EAltered LOC
- FEuphoria
14The three I's in the THINK acronym for causes of delirium include
- AIndependence
- BInfection
- CIntracranial pressure
- DInflammation
- EImmobolization
- FInattention
15On the CAM assessment tool for Delirium a pt. must exhibit both Acute onset/ fluctuating course, and inattention, as well as at least 1 of the following.......
- Aaltered LOC and disorganized thought
- Bviolence and confusion
- Cdisorganized thought and panic
- Dlethargy and confusion
16A pt. with dementia during a mini mental exam states that you are holding a chicken when you hold up a pen and has incomprehensible speech for much of the interview...... You document these findings using which medical terminology
- Aaphasia
- Bagnosia
- Capraxia
- Dloss of ability to think abstractly
17A dementia pt has significant problems performing ADL's, suffers from apraxia and agiation, and follows caregive around for most of the day would most likely me in which stage of Alzheimer's Disease?
- AStage 1 (mild)
- BStage 2 (moderate)
- CStage 3(severe)
- DEnd stage
18Which medication is often given with cholinergic medications such as (donepezil, Aricept) to help slow Alzheimer's disease and decrease the GI effects associated with cholinesterase inhibitors?
- Atacrine (cognex)
- Brivastigmine (exelon)
- Cmemantine (namenda)
- Dgalantamine (razadyne)
19A pt with a tisomy of the 21st chromosome will have: (pick 2)
- ADown syndrome
- BPatau syndrome
- CEdwards Syndrome
- D47 chromosomes
- E45 chromosomes
20All of the following are symptoms associated with Down syndrome expect:
- Ahyperflexibility
- Bprotruding abdomen
- Csmall low set ears
- Deyes slanted upward and outward
- Ethyroid dysfunction
- Fspasticity
- Gexcess skin of the neck
21CHromosomal abnormalities of structure include:
- ACri Du Chat syndrome
- BDown Syndrome
- CFragile x syndrome
- DHuntington's
22Find 4 answers associated with autosomal dominant inheritance
- Aan abnormal gene overshadows the normal gene to produce the triat
- Bchildren have 50 % change being affected
- Cbreast/ovarian cancer
- Dhuntington's
- Ehemophilia
- Fno male to male transmission
23You are explaining to parents who are both carriers for cystic fibrosis about how CF is transmitted. The best way to explain the risk is to say?
- A"your children will all be carriers"
- B"Your children will have 50% chance of having CF"
- C"Your children will have a 50% change of being a carrier and a 25% change of having CF"
- D"Your female children will be carriers"
24Can a man with hemophilia pass on this trait to his son?
- Ano
- Byes
25All the following are conditions associated with Multifactorial inheritance except:
- Acleft palate
- Bheart defect
- Cdislocated hips
- Dhtn
- Ecolor blindness
- Fheart disease
26In diet for phenylketonuria (PKU) a pt should avoid all of the following expect:
- Ameat
- Bcheese
- Cnuts
- Dfruit
27a pt has blood in the front chamber of his eye and is suffering from increased sensitivity to light. Use medical terminology to describe these conditons
- Amyopia
- Bhyperopia
- Chyphema
- Dphotophobia
- Esympathetic opthalmia
28A pt with hyperopia will have an easiest time seeing objects placed...
- Ain the periphery
- Bfar away
- Cclose to him
- Din the center field of vision
29In macular degneration ___________- vision is lost; in glaucoma ___________ vision is lost
- Acentral, peripheral
- BFar, near
- Cperipheral, central
- DTop of field of, bottom field of
30Which form of glaucoma is considered a medical emergency
- Aclosed angle
- Bopen angle
- Cmacular angle
- DCharles Bonnet syndrome
31A prostaglandin medication used to treat glaucoma by increasing the outflow of aqueous humor; may change pigment of the eye...
- Atimolol (timoptic)
- Bbimodidne (tartrate)
- Clatanoprost (xalatan)
- Dmannitol (osmitrol)
32Your patient has a perscription for pilocarpine (pilocar) a miotic agent written to be aminstered OD; how would you administer this medication?
- Aboth ears
- Bleft eye
- Conce daily
- DBoth eyes
33Which of the following is a beta blocker used in the treatment of glaucoma
- Atimolol (timoptic)
- Bmannitol (osmitrol)
- Cacetazolomide (diamox)
- Dlatanoprost (xalatan)
34Sensorineural hearing impairment might involve cranial nerve 8 (vestibulocochlear)
- ATrue
- BFalse
35Symptoms of Otitis media include all of the following expect
- Apain
- Bfluid in ear
- Cfever
- Dcommon cold
- Esudden attacks of dizziness
36To administer ear drops to a 6 year old...
- Aup and back
- Bdown and back
37Meniere"s Disease is characterized by (pick 4)
- Asudden attacks of dizziness
- Btinnitus
- Cpressure in ear
- Dprogressive deafness
- Efever
38Medications given to treat vertigo include
- Ameclizine (antivert)
- Bdroperidol (inpasine)
- Cosmitrol (mannitol
- Ddiazepam (valium)
39Interventions for Meniere's DIsease (pick 4)
- Alow na diet
- Bdiuretics
- Cantihistamines
- Dsmoking cessation
- Eremoving adenoids
40Anorexia is associated with:
- Afear of obesity
- Bloss of at least 25% of original bw
- Camenorrhea
- Drefusal to maintian healthy body weight
41Fluoxetine (prozac) is fda approved for depression and anxiety as well as:
- Abulimia
- Banorexia nervosa
- CBED
42Obesity is defined as __________ over upper limit of normal and morbid obesity is ____________ over ideal
- A50,90
- B10,60
- C20,100
- D100,300
43A biliopancreatic Diversion Duodenal switch procedure is associated with weight loss and what?
- Arapid improvement of diabetes
- Bdumping syndrome
- Cmay return to work in 7 days
44Gastricplication and POSE are associate with all of the following expect?
- Areversable
- Bless invasive
- Crestrictive
- Dinvolve cutting and stapling of bowel
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