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NUR2115: Fundamentals of Nursing/Final Worksheet - Fundamentals (1) NUR2115: Fundamentals of Nursing/Final Worksheet - Fundamentals (1) NUR2115: Fundamentals of Nursing/Final Worksheet - Fundamentals (1)

NU211/NUR2115 Section 02 Fundamentals ofProfessional Nursing NU211/NUR2115 Section 02 Fundamentals ofProfessional Nursing NU211/NUR2115 Section 02 Fundamentals ofProfessional Nursing

NU211/NUR2115 Section 02 Fundamentals of Professional Nursing A+

NUR2115 Fundamentals of Professional Nursing EXAM 1 During rounds, a charge nurse hears the patient care technician yelling loudly to a patient regarding a transfer from the bed to chair. When entering the room, what is the nurse's best response? a) "You need to speak to the patient quietly. You are disturbing the patient." b) "Let me help you with your transfer technique." c) "When you are finished, be sure to apologize for your rough demeanor." d) "When your patient is safe ...

NUR2115- Fundamentals of Professional Nursing Final Exam Concept Review- Fall 2022

CBFCerebral blood vessels dilate or constrict to maintain a constant ________________________ 65 vasodilation vasoconstriction metabolicFactors Affecting CBF: -MAP ≥_____________ -Acidosis= _____________ -Alkalosis=______________ -Change in _____________ rate (Hypothermia, Hyperthermia) MAP-ICP 80-100 <70 <30

Cerebral Perfusion Pressure (CPP)MAP-ICP Normal CPP80-100 mmHg Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)(SBP + 2DBP)/3 Normal MAP>70-80 mmHG Normal Intracranial pressure5-15 mmHg Intracranial components10% blood, 10% CSF, 80% Brain Monro-Kellie HypothesisIf the volume of any of the intracranial components changes, it must be compensated for by another component. The total volume of the intracranial compartment must remain fixed.

NUR2115 Final Exam Review Fundamentals of Professional Nursing All Modules  Review various nursing diagnoses related to specific patient problems Module 1-3 Concepts:  Review importance of documentation of patient assessments Accurate documentation of this data is important to provide a baseline for later comparisons as the patient's condition changes. The patient record is the only permanent legal document that details the nurse's interactions with the patient and is the nurse...