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1. The _____________ layer of the skin helps regulate our body temperature.
a. Epidermis
B. hypodermis
c. fascia
2. What is the priority nursing diagnosis during the first 24 hours for a client with full-thickness chemical burns on the anterior neck, chest, and all surfaces of the left arm?
a. Disturbed Body Image
b. Decreased Tissue Perfusion
c. Risk for Ineffective Breathing Pattern
3. Kylie is to start chemotherapy next week for breast cancer. The nurse knows Kylie understands teaching concerning alopecia when she states:
a. I know my hair will not fall out, because I have been using a mild shampoo.
B. I can't wait to get a tan on the top of my head.
C. I know my hair will fall out but, it will grow back just as it is now after the
chemotherapy
4. Which of the following describes the correct purpose for bladder irrigation:
A. Allow continuous monitoring of the fluid output status
B. Provide continuous flushing of clots and debris from the bladder
C. Allow for proper exchange of electrolytes
D. Ensure accurate monitoring of intake and output
5. Situation: Banjo, a 69-year-old patient, post TURP. You noted that he has a 3-way indwelling catheter for continuous fast drip bladder irrigation which is connected to a straight drainage. Immediately after surgery, the nurse expects the urine to be:
A. Bright red
B. Pinkish to red
C. Amber
D. Light yellow
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- Please help me to answer ALL the letters with the correct answer. NO MORE EXPLANATION 3. Five-month-old baby girl died of Sudden death infant syndrome (SIDS). As a nurse how can you explain the cause of death of the baby to the mother? A. it is due to hypoglycemia B. it is due to occluded airway C. It is due to cardiac failure D. it is due to aspiration 3. SGA newborns are at risk for difficulty in thermoregulation. As a nurse how can you best explain this to their parents. A. They are preterm so they are born relatively small in size B. They are more active than usual so they throw off covers C. They do not have as much fats stores as do other infants D. Their skin is more susceptible to the conduction of cold 3. SGA newborns are at risk for difficulty in thermoregulation. As a nurse how can you best explain this to their parents. A. They are preterm so they are born relatively small in size B. They are more active than usual so they throw off covers C. They do not have as much…nstructions: Kindly answer the following and make sure to include references for each answer.1. Skin Disorders Overviewa. Burns: Identify the types of burns (1st, 2nd, 3rd degree) and their immediate care.b. Psoriasis: Identify the causes, symptoms, and impact on patients' quality of life.c. Cold Sores: Describe the etiology, symptoms, and contagious nature.d. Contact Dermatitis: Distinguish between irritant and allergic contact dermatitis.2.Treatment Approaches for the following dermatologic disorderse. Acne Vulgaris: Examine common OTC treatmentsf. Eczema: Discuss lifestyle changes and medical treatmentsg. Contact Dermatitis: Enumerate the preventive measures and treatment optionsKindly choose the correct answerQuestion 12 Select one answer. A healthy fair-skinned person usually has which color tinted cheeks? A. Bronze B. Blue C. White D. Rosy
- Please answer the following multiple choice questions (Don't need to explain) 1. The visceral pleura would represent a serous membrane ________. A. lining the thoracic cavity B. lining the abdominal cavity C. covering individual lungs D. covering the heart 1c This type of skin cancer is the most fatal of all skin cancers due to the high rate of metastasis. It is characterized by uncontrolled growth of the pigment producing cells of the skin, thus usually developing from a mole already present on the skin. A. Basal cell carcinoma B. Sarcoma C. Melanoma D. Squamous cell carcinoma 1d This structure is responsible for the growth in length of long bones and is broken down into 4 different zones: reserve, proliferative, maturation and hypertrophy, and calcified matrix. It is called the: A. epiphyseal plate B. metaphysis C. diaphysis D. joint spaceAbbreviations On the line provided, give meanings for the following abbreviations, thenwrite each abbreviation next to its explanation below1. ABCDE ___________________________________________________________________________2. bx _______________________________________________________________________________3. Derm ____________________________________________________________________________4. DLE _____________________________________________________________________________5. PPD _____________________________________________________________________________6. PUVA ____________________________________________________________________________7. SC ______________________________________________________________________________8. SLE _____________________________________________________________________________a. __________ Treatment for psoriasis and other skin conditionsb. __________ Photo-sensitive scaling, plaque-like, superficial eruption of the skinc. __________ Study of the skind.…PLEASE HELP ME TO CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER.1. The researchers work on the hypothesis of the study "Hygiene, nutrition and physical activities are not significantly related with the prevalence of communicable disease and high attrition rate among elementary pupils." Which of the following is the dependent variable? A. Physical activities B. Hygiene & nutrition C. Hygiene, nutrition & physical activities D. Prevalence of communicable disease & high attrition rate 2. The nurse is specializing in the care of the elderly and she wants to conduct research to improve her practice. Her decision is based on: A. Clinical Expertise B. Patients Values C. Patients needs3. Which of the following is NOT true regarding hypothesis? A. A temporary answer to research question B. An educated guess C. Tentative guess about relationship between two variables D. General explanation of a phenomenon 4. Which of the following pertains to as highly abstract, complex phenomena that…
- Please hep me to answer ALL the letters with the correct answer.2. Which of the following is most important when caring for high risk postpartum patients? A. Discussing hygiene and nutrition B. Referring mother to others for emotional supportC. Promoting mother-newborn contact D. Discussing complications and treatment 3. Five-month-old baby girl died of Sudden death infant syndrome (SIDS). As a nurse how can you explain the cause of death of the baby to the mother? A. it is due to hypoglycemia B. it is due to occluded airway C. It is due to cardiac failure D. it is due to aspiration 4. As a nurse what will be your response to the mother who says, This is my fault why my baby died!" A. I understand how you feel, you need to understand that it is not your fault" B. "I think it is better if you go to a confession so you will feel better." ~ C. "Yes, partly it is your fault, however, we are just human, we commit mistakes D. "Nothing we can do anymore, let us just offer prayers for his…Please help me to answer ALL the letters with the correct answer. NO MORE EXPLANATION1. In teaching the mother how to treat her child at home all of the following is needed except: A. Giving of information B. Asking the mother to read medication inserts for proper administration of drug ~ C. Letting the mother practice D. Showing an example2. A 4 month old baby was taken by her mother to the health center you are assigned. The mother reported that the baby had fever for two days already. The baby's temperature is 37.3 0C. The patient lives in San Andres Manila and has never traveled elsewhere. She did not have measles for the past 3 months and has not developed any generalized rash. The baby has cough for 3 days already. What other information would be necessary before you decide on the patient's over-all fever classification? A. episodes of high grade fever B. episodes of diarrhea C. presence of signs of bleeding D. presence of pus draining from the eye.3. An 8 week old infant comes…A nurse is caring for an adolescent with severe acne. Whichrecommendations would be most appropriate to include in theteaching plan for this patient? Select all that apply.a. Wash the skin twice a day with a mild cleanser and warmwaterb. Use cosmetics liberally to cover blackheads.c. Use emollients on the area.d. Squeeze blackheads as they appear.e. Keep hair off the face and wash hair daily.f. Avoid sun-tanning booth exposure and use sunscreen.
