NSG 3250 exam 1 Latest Update 2024-2025 210 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed
!!! - CORRECT ANSWER: Look over immediate postoperative nursing interventions
a access ramp used in place of steps or a person who uses a wheel chair - CORRECT
ANSWER: examples of adaptive devices
A family member if ones available - CORRECT ANSWER: In emergent surgery
situations, who gives consent and essential information for the unconscious patient?
a lap board with pictures used to assist a person who cannot talk to communicate -
CORRECT ANSWER: examples of assistive devices
Activities of daily livings (ADL'S) - CORRECT ANSWER: self care activities that the patient must accomplish each day to meet personal needs; personal hygiene/bathing, dressing/grooming, feeding, and toileting.
Acute gallbladder infection and kidney or ureteral stones - CORRECT ANSWER:
examples of urgent surgery
Age related cardiovascular changes decrease tissue elasticity decrease liver function decrease kidney function impaired ability to increase metabolic rate
polypharmacy - CORRECT ANSWER: older adult surgery considerations
any item, piece of equipment, or product system that may be acquired commercially, off the shelf, modified, or customized.
adaptive devices and assistive devices - CORRECT ANSWER: Types of assistive
technology
Bariatrics considerations - CORRECT ANSWER: in surgery, fatty tissues are more
susceptible to infection, wound infections are more common in patients that are obese dehiscence is common pt with obesity tends to have shallow respirations increasing the risk of hypoventilation.
INCREASED OXYGEN DEMAND and DECREASED PULMONARY RESERVES
begins when the decision to have surgery is made, and ends with the transfer of the patient onto the operating room. - CORRECT ANSWER: Preoperative phase 1 / 2
begins when the patient is transferred onto the OR bed and ends with admission to
PACU. - CORRECT ANSWER: Intraoperative phase
begins with the admission of the patient to the PACU and ends with a follow up
evaluation in the clinical setting or at home. - CORRECT ANSWER: postoperative
phase
cosmetic surgery - CORRECT ANSWER: example of optional surgery
Elective surgery - CORRECT ANSWER: patient should have surgery, failure to have
surgery not catastrophic
electric clippers - CORRECT ANSWER: if hair must be removed, what do you cut the hair with?
Emergent surgeries - CORRECT ANSWER: patient requires immediate attention,
disorder may be life threatening. time frame is without delay.
emergent, urgent, required, elective, and optional - CORRECT ANSWER: How can
surgery be classified?
epidural, spinal, field block, and nerve block - CORRECT ANSWER: types of regional anesthesia
False - CORRECT ANSWER: T/F older adults have the same risk for surgical
complications as younger adults
family/patient Nurse Physicians and Nurse practitioners Therapists (speech, physical, recreational, occupational).social workers psychologists spiritual advisors - CORRECT ANSWER: Who all is involved in the interdisciplinary team on the rehabilitative team?
Gerontologic Considerations - CORRECT ANSWER: less psychologic reserve than a
younger patient cardiac reserves are lower renal and hepatic functions are depressed
If a patient is allergic to kiwi, avocado, or banana, or cannot blow up balloons -
CORRECT ANSWER: The patient may be associated with an allergy to latex.
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