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UPDATED UNITEK FINAL TERM 1
LATEST GRADED A+ (QA S 100%
CORRECT)
Question : the small intestine contains millions of small
finger like projections called ____?
Correct Answer: villi
Question : small intestine needs bile only, where is the
bile stored in?
Correct Answer: gall bladder
Question : how far can you go with passive range of
motion?
Correct Answer: as much as patient can tolerate
Question : what are the enzymes produced in the
pancreas?
Correct Answer: amylase, lipase, and trypsin
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Question : structure of the nephron responsible for the
reabsorption of water and solutes during urine formation?
Correct Answer: proximal convulated tubule
Question : major regulator of respiratory activities?
Correct Answer: PCo2
Question : event occurs in response to increase thoracic
volume?
Correct Answer: air enters respiratory passage
Question : factor that stimulates bones to grow
Correct Answer: weight bearing
Question : phase of the nursing process that requires you
to establish intervention for your patient
Correct Answer: ADPIE
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Question : most preventive technique that interrupts
infectious process?
Correct Answer: hand washing
Question : checking o2 saturation, patient has pneumonia,
reassuring human need according to Maslows ?
Correct Answer: physiological
Question : where do you check the apical pulse?
Correct Answer: 5th intercostal, mid clavicular on the
left side
Question : what document explains the scope of an LVN
Correct Answer: nurse practice act
Question : you're administering a water and soap enema,
what would be the steps to perform to purge air from tubing?
Correct Answer: open clamp and fill with solution
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Question : what do you document when inserting
indwelling catheter?
Correct Answer: date and time , procedure done, patient
teaching, tolerance
Question : what is the primary reason to use sterile
technique when inserting and indwelling catheter?
Correct Answer: avoid introduction of microorganisms
Question : to provide competent transcultural nursing to
specific clients in a geographic area, what are they?
Correct Answer: illness, cultural influence/beliefs about
health, health practices
Question : once hospice service has begun, your focus
changes from rehab/restoration to what type of care?
Correct Answer: comfort care
Question : why do nurses provide inservice providing a
safe hospital environment?