FUNDA Therapeutic touch

Paano ang gagawin kung gustong mamove ang secretions? A. Administer O2 B. positioning every
2hours C. medication administration
Medication procedure: Vials
Z-track: dose and needle gauge
Altruism
Identification: Name tag or ask the name of the client
Patient feels anxiety prior to surgery. You will advice to express it to whom? Family, friend, doctor,
nurse
What protective device will you use if patient is removing his IV line? Restraint patient, tie on wrist,
mittens
Barium enema
Objective and subjective data
Normal lung sounds
CVP
Suctioning: how long (maximum), positioning for unconscious client
Kidney palpation: above sternum, over sternum or below sternum?
Isotonic solution
IVF regulation
BT transfusion reactions
Nurse advocate
Documentation system
BMI
24-hour urine collection
Handwashing
Tracheostomy care
Stages of grieving: idealization, restitution
Post mortem sequence
90 drops is how many mL
Medication error
Palliative care
Ventrogluteal: posterior or anterior iliac crest?
Sputum collection: amount
PALMER Incest
RA 9262
Lawsuit (A nurse forgot to take v/s of a post-op client, nagkableeding and namatay. The family will
file a lawsuit against the nurse. A. Murder B. Malpractice C. Assault D. Battery)
Patient was found dead because of medication overdose, what will you do? Find a lawyer,
apologize to the family, seek help from the hospital
Epikia
Primum non nocere
Child trafficking
Testimonial privilege
Purpose of ink in charting
Leadership style
Delegation
Staffing
Quanti and Quali research
Experimental research
Beneficence
Non maleficence
Research design
Autonomy
Breach of confidentiality
Privacy
Libel
 Veracity
Bill of rights
Operational budget
Respondeat superior
Inviolability of life
QA/QI
Primary nursing
Informed consent: surgeon
International research review board (IRRB)
Error in charting kung ano gagawin pag nagkamali sa isang word
SWOT
MCN Pelvic inflammatory disease: possible cause
H mole
Types of abortion
Colostrum (which is not included in the contents): Increase CHON, Decrease fats, increased fats
Hirschsprungs
Signs of pregnancy
Missed abortion
Nursing care priority in newborns in the nursery room
Intervention in inverted nipple: breast pump, let the child suck the breast, bottlefeeding
Unang yakap
Cutting of the cord
Breast feeding
PTB in pregnancy
Degree of laceration
Syphilis
Infertility
Vaginal discharges
Involution
Pre-eclampsia
Postpartum complications
Priority nursing diagnosis of CS in OR
Instruments used in DandC
Disposal of placenta
CHN School nurse: eye assessment
FSPR – Family service and progress records
COPAR
MERS-CoV
Ebola
SARS
TB
Health care economics
Types of family
Tetanus: immunity
Clostridium tetani
DOH vision
Principles and Pillars of PHC
Home visit steps
Contents of the bag
Bag technique
Population interpretation per square km
Multi-antibiotic resistance
MS Asthma: positioning
Dilantin side effects
Fluid volume excess and deficit manifestations
Toxic goiter
 Position in assessing the thyroid
MI
TIA
Hodgkins: signs and symptoms
Blunt eye trauma
PUD
Bronchitis
Hip joint fracture
Breast cancer
Scoliosis
Milwaukee brace
Gonorrhea (Gonorrhea is highly contagious and can? A. Easily treated B. Affect sterility C. Affects
the genitalia only)
Colon cancer
Why do you have to remove the patient’s nail polish before procedure?
Amputation: Primary duty of the nurse in preparing for amputation? Clean the leg or apply
antiseptic on the leg
Thyroidectomy (bedside equipment); complication (accidental removal of the parathyroid gland)
Exophthalmos: intervention
Liver biopsy pre op and post op
Hyperthyroidism (1st line of drug)
Implanted radiation: priority
Thyroid storm
Diabetic coma
Leukemia
CABG
Stab wound
ABG of Hypovolemic shock
HIV
CVA: Left sided dysfunction
Goals bucks traction
Eye trauma: chemical burn – eyedrops, irrigate NSS/H2O
Metabolic acidosis signs and symptoms
COPD
Seizure
Sensorineural defect
Hypocalcemia manifestations
Increase ICP
Cardiogenic shock
Osteoarthritis
Traction and countertraction
Chemotherapy: Phase 1 and Phase 2 clinical trial
HIV confirmatory test
Triage
Bilroth 2
Kidney stones: lithotripsy
Tonsilitis
Hepa B
Hemiplegia
Zidovudine
Epistaxis
PSYCHE Alcoholism (May pasyente na ayaw umamin na alcoholic siya. May inassign na nurse. Ang
question ay tungkol sa sasabihin nu nurse upon entering the patient’s room. Priority sa client at
kung anong type ng communication ang pwede sa kanya)
DOC alcohol withdrawal
Mania (1st line of treatment)
 Schizophrenia
Suicide
Depression
ADHD
Delusion of grandeur
Delusion of prosecution
Anxiety: Levels
Depression
Eating disorder
Rapid cycling mood disorder
Benzodiazepine
Librium
Psychosocial theory: Erik Erikson – 12 to 14 years old

1. The nurse explains to the group of adolescents the most common cause of PID is:
A. Gonorrhea
B. Staphylococcus
C. Streptococcus
D. Tuberculosis bacilli
2. You put your arms around the shoulders of your elderly client. What touch is this?
A. Love – intimacy touch
B. Social – polite touch
C. Friendship – warmth touch
D. Functional – professional
3. In pre-op, what is not routinely done?
A. Gowning
B. v/s
C. Enema
D.
4. A client is in the emergency department with a suspected fracture of the right hip. Which
assessment findings would the nurse expect?
1. The right leg is longer than the left leg
2. The right leg is shorter than the left leg
3. The right leg is abducted
4. The right leg is adducted
5. The right leg is externally rotated
6. The right leg is internally rotated

A. 1, 4, 6
B. 2, 3, 5
C. 1, 3, 6
D. 2, 4, 5
5. A client is undergoing an extensive diagnostic workup for a suspected GI problem. The nurse
discovers that the client has a family history of ulcer disease. Which blood type also is a risk
factor for duodenal ulcer?
A. Type A
B. Type B
C. Type AB
D. Type O

6. The nurse is assessing a newly admitted client who is diagnosed with hypocalcemia. In order to
assess the thyroid gland properly, which of the following techniques would the nurse use?
A. Have the client flex his neck onto his chest and cough while the nurse palpates the anterior
neck with her fingertips
B. Place hands around the client’s neck, with the thumbs in the front of the neck, and gently
massage the anterior neck
C. Ask the client to slightly flex his neck forward and toward the side being examined and then
to swallow
D. Have the client hyperextend his neck and take slow, deep inhalations while the nurse
palpates the neck with her fingertips

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