Research has shown that the incidence of chronic conditions is increasing. What lifestyle factor has been shown to contribute most significantly to this increase?
A) Exercise
B) Obesity
C) Eustress
D) Gastrointestinal disease
Question 2The nurse assists in the surgical removal of eschar from a trochanter pressure ulcer revealing the bone and tendons. The nurse correctly stages this ulcer as what stage?
A) Stage 1
B) Stage 2
C) Stage 3
D) Stage 4
Question 3Which information should be taught to patients starting on anticoagulant therapy? (Select all that apply.)
a. Increase the dose of Aspirin for better therapy.
b. Take medication at the same time each day.
c. Report to physician cuts that do not stop bleeding with direct pressure.
d. No restrictions for food or drink.
e. Report for prescribed blood tests (PTT, INR, CBC, blood sugar).
Question 4A group of nurses are planning to go on a retreat. Which phrase best describes the experience that the nurses will have on the retreat?
A) A respite from routine responsibilities and distractions
B) A get-away-from-it-all trip to a monastery or private resort
C) A time for spiritual reunions shared by members of a religious faith
D) A structured, group meeting devoted to psychological re-evaluation
Question 5A patient has recently been diagnosed with diabetes. The patient is clinically obese and is sedentary. How can the nurse best ensure potential success to increase activity in this patient?
A) Set up appointment times at a local fitness center for the patient to attend.
B) Have a family member ensure the patient follows a suggested exercise plan.
C) Construct an exercise program and have the patient follow it.
D) Identify barriers with the patient that will inhibit change.
Question 6The nurse who practices meditation can most likely expect an increase in which aspect of health?
A) Libido
B) Strength
C) Endurance
D) Circulation
Question 7The nurse prevents and treats pressure ulcers in the at-risk population of immobile elders. Which of the following interventions will best treat a stage 1 pressure ulcer?
A) Clean with normal saline three times a day.
B) Cover with a hydrogel sheet like Vigilon.
C) Off-load the area under pressure.
D) Thoroughly clean and irrigate the lesion.
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