Nursing: Patient Fundamentals
Fundamentals Exam 4 Prep
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- Which is not a way to monitor a patient's fluid status?
- Which BMI score would concern the nurse the least?
- Which would not be part of a full liquid diet?
- How many ounces are in 2 cups?
- If a patient is in fluid overload, what would the nurse expect to find on assessment?
- Which electrolyte level would the nurse be most concerned over?
- Where would you assess for fluid imbalance?
- What kind of proteins help to hold fluid in the vascular space with colloid osmotic pressure?
- Which is not a type of incontinence?
- What is most concerning for a patient that completed a Barium Swallow?
- Which is not a way to prevent UTI?
- The patient urinates 75 ml but states that they still feel like they have to go. The nurse completes a bladder scan and the ultrasounds says that they have 250 ml left. The nurse straight caths the patient. This is know as what?
- How many stages are there to the Kubler-Ross grieving process?
- Which patient would most likely be put on Hospice?
- The patient wants to make their desires known for their family, which does the nurse direct the patient to?
- What is the best way to allow grieving patients to express their feelings?
- Who is not at risk for fluid volume deficit?
- What would you want to ask the doctor for if your patient had a potassium level of 5.9?
- Which would you tell a patient taking warfarin to avoid?
- When is the best time to weigh a patient that is at risk for fluid volume excess?
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