Holistic Nursing Exam 2 Practice

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• Which of the following is a local factor affecting wound healing?
• Which term is one of the five essential competencies in nurse leaders?
• Which nutrient is essential for maintaining body tissue and supporting growth?
• What statement best describes isotonic exercise?
• In order, which is the correct sequence of the four parts of pain?
• Common risk factors for pressure injuries include
• What is the role of mucus and cilia?
• Which description matches tertiary intention?
• Adjuvant analgesics are characterized by which usage?
• Which nutrient aids in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins?
• During maturation/remodeling, what happens to collagen and scar tissue?
• Which term describes the flow of blood to deliver oxygen and nutrients to tissues?
• Which sex usually has a higher BMR?
• A rating of 7-10 corresponds to which level of pain?
• Which option describes a behavioral response to pain?
• Which type of pain is poorly localized and originates in body organs such as the heart or abdomen?
• Which structure is a passageway for both air and food, connecting the nasal cavity to the larynx and esophagus?
• Home health care is best defined as care provided in which setting?
• Which of the following is an advantage of PCA pumps?
• Mind-body practices focus on which of the following?
• Phase two wound healing is characterized by which signs?
• What BMI defines obesity?
• Medical ethnocentrism is defined as which belief?
• What is transduction in pain processing?
• A complete protein is defined as which?
• An acute wound heals within
• Which term includes contusion, abrasion, laceration, penetrating, avulsion, and burn?
• What is hematoma?
• Which of the following factors decreases BMR?
• If a wound is covered in necrotic tissue, what is the expected result of obtaining a culture?
• Skin is weaker and thinner until what age?
• Which statement accurately contrasts hospice and palliative care?
• Which conducts impulses from one part of the body to another?
• Which statement best defines cure in medical terms?
• What is the primary role of protein?
• NOT a risk factor for patient handling injuries?
• Which statement describes isokinetic exercise?
• Which program provides coverage for children from poor and working-class families and nutrition program for women, infants, and children?
• Which of the following is a nonpharmacologic intervention for pain?
• Decreased creatinine indicates which finding?
• Which element is the fifth right in delegation?
• Respite care is best described as care provided to which group?
• Waist circumference is an indicator of abdominal fat; typical cutoffs include which values?
• In a mechanically altered diet, which foods are typically excluded?
• Which set lists the factors affecting nutrition?
• A rating of 1-3 on the 10-point scale corresponds to which level of pain?
• A physiologic response to pain is best described as which of the following?
• Palliative care is best described as which statement?
• Which option best describes secondary health care?
• Which statement correctly differentiates telemedicine from telehealth?
• Which is a documented benefit of telehealth for chronic disease management?
• What are respiratory benefits of exercise?
• Which statement best reflects delegation criteria?
• Long-term enteral feeding access is placed where?
• Which pain lasts long, is not protective, and interferes with normal functioning?
• Which vitamins are fat-soluble?
• Which term describes pain that is superficial and located in skin or subcutaneous tissue?
• A consistent carbohydrate diet is most appropriate for which condition?
• Which program provides nutrition support for women, infants, and children and coverage for poor and working-class families?
• Adequate oxygenation depends on which factor?
• Pressure injuries are classified as which stages?
• Incentive spirometer usage sequence
• Which of the following is NOT a mind body practice?
• Which statement best describes water-soluble vitamins?
• Pressure injury is best defined as
• Which mobility level indicates 'completely immobile'?
• Which acronym describes infection signs including size increase, temperature increase, exposed bone, new breakdown, erythema/edema, and smell?
• Which is an example of a nursing intervention to promote comfort in oxygenation/perfusion?
• Phase four of wound repair is characterized by which process?
• Which statement is true about acute wounds?
• Maceration indicates which condition?
• Medicare is financed by which mechanism?
• What is a PCA pump?
• Pressure injury pathophysiology involves
• Which statement about non-opioid analgesics is true?
• What is the goal of phase one wound healing?
• What is a primary objective of ergonomics in healthcare?
• Which of the following is an example of a biologically based therapy?
• Hospice care focuses on which population?
• Which area cannot be delegated and is therefore not delegable?
• Which is a function of the respiratory system?
• Fistula complications commonly include
• If a patient cannot be aroused after opioid administration, what medication should be given?
• Which item is part of objective data for oxygenation/perfusion?
• Which range correctly defines normal BMI?
• Which of the following is NOT a function of mucous membranes?
• Documentation in nutrition support primarily supports which of the following?
• Flow rate refers to what in oxygen delivery?
• Which of the following is NOT a common nursing diagnosis related to oxygenation?
• Which pain is poorly localized and originates in body organs within the thorax, head, or abdomen?
• Which item is used in positioning patients?
• Which description best defines a sub-acute care facility?
• An open wound is best described as:
• Which of the following is a function of the skin?
• A fistula is defined as
• Which task is NOT within the CAN/UAP scope of practice?
• Which of the following are macrominerals?
• Which statement aligns with the cardiopulmonary system's function?
• Which pain assessment tools include a Consolability component?
• What distinguishes complementary health from integrative health?
• Which statement describes a HIPAA social media violation?
• HIPAA civil penalties apply per violation up to how much?
• Which are the primary categories of exercise described in movement therapies?
• Which practice is a risk factor for back injury among healthcare workers?
• Which description best describes incentive spirometer usage?
• Which of the following are indicators of addiction?
• Short-term enteral feeding is typically delivered via which tube?
• Which set of nutrients provides calories and energy?
• Which task is included in the LPN scope of practice?
• Which diet is commonly prescribed prior to surgery and for patients with ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease?
• Which statement best describes Stage 4 pressure injury?
• On the moisture scale 1-4, which option describes a score of 2?
• What is orthopedics primarily concerned with?
• A home health care setting is defined as care provided in which location?
• Which of the following is an example of a manipulative and body-based practice?
• Which term refers to pain that reflects actual or perceived damage to peripheral tissue and is part of the normal pain process?
• In the nursing process implementation, which activities are included?
• What occurs during phase three of wound repair?
• On the activity scale 1-4, what does a score of 1 indicate?
• In older adults, which skin layers thin?
• Postural reflexes include all of the following EXCEPT
• Which measures promote comfort with fluids?
• Which diagnostic test is used to directly measure arterial oxygen levels?
• Which structure serves as a common passageway for air and food?
• On the Braden scale, which interpretation is correct?
• Which conveys response from the CNS to skeletal muscles by way of the somatic system?
• Which statement best describes the nursing process diagnosis?
• Which pain is superficial, located in the skin or subcutaneous tissue?
• Which item is included in a mobility health history?
• Adjuvant analgesics off-label uses include which of the following?
• Which of the following best describes a surgical wound?
• Which of the following is considered a factor influencing mobility?
• Oxygenation is defined as how oxygen enters the lungs and reaches the body's tissues and is measured using SpO2 or ABGs.
• Which of the following is a function of the skin?
• Which describes delegation criteria?
• What is a hallmark of secondary intention healing?
• Postural drainage mechanism
• Which type of pain is diffuse and typically involves tendons, ligaments, bones, and nerves?
• Integrative health aims to treat the whole person by which approach?
• Which term specifically refers to pain caused by nerve damage or disease?
• What is the maximum civil penalty under HIPAA per violation?
• Which statement best describes secondary health care?
• Carbohydrates provide energy and are mostly from which source?
• What is the primary function of the nasal cavity?
• Dehiscence is best described as?
• Supplemental oxygen is indicated when?
• Which categories are included in pharmacologic pain interventions?
• Which is NOT a mechanical aid for walking?
• Which documentation practice should be avoided?
• Enteral feeding delivers nutrients in which location?
• Which factor is a local factor affecting healing related to microbial communities?
• Which statement best distinguishes dehiscence from evisceration?
• In the material, increased BUN is linked to which condition?
• Goosebumps are produced by contraction of pilomotor muscles?
• In nursing process assessment, which elements are collected?
• The labyrinthine sense is associated with which function?
• Which statement distinguishes short-term enteral feeding from long-term enteral feeding?
• NOT a component of postural reflexes?
• Ergonomics is the practice of designing equipment and work tasks to conform to the capability of the worker.
• Which statement about Medicare is true?
• Why does HIPAA matter in healthcare practice?
• Which of the following is NOT a traumatic wound?
• A rating of 10 on the scale corresponds to which pain descriptor?
• Dessication in wound assessment refers to which condition?
• Which statement best describes tertiary health care?
• A rating of 4-6 corresponds to which level of pain?
• Parenteral nutrition provides nutrition by which route?
• Which description matches secondary intention?
• Which of the following is not a factor in pressure injury development?
• What are the components of hemorrhage management?
• Integrative health is best described as which approach?
• Which pain scale is most appropriate for infants?
• Which pain is not relieved by a variety of interventions?
• Which minerals are microminerals?
• In nursing process planning, what type of goals are used?
• What is the purpose of safe patient transfer approaches?
• Which statement describes a deep tissue pressure injury?
• A great question to ask for culturally responsive care to gauge home health practices is:
• Which describes 'moves feebly, requires min. assistance' in friction and shear?
• For PCA pumps, which items are documented every 2 hours?
• The FLACC scale assesses five categories. Which of the following is one of those categories?
• What does BMI stand for?
• Which of the following describes the correct method for obtaining a wound culture sample?
• What are metabolic and GI benefits of exercise?
• During nursing process evaluation, what primary question determines whether care was successful?
• Which of the following is a mind-body practice?
• Which of the following factors increases BMR?
• In wound drainage terminology, what does scant mean?
• Which describes 'problem (moderate to max assistance)' in friction and shear?
• What are typical professional consequences for HIPAA violations?
• Which factors contribute to pressure injury development?
• Which factors increase the risk of dehiscence and evisceration?
• What is pain threshold?
• Which factor is essential to ensuring adequate tissue oxygenation?
• What does FLACC stand for in the context of the pain scale?
• Which of the following is a valid classification for pressure injuries?
• Which practice helps ensure an accurate wound culture result?
• Which item is NOT PHI?
• Which is not typically part of pressure injury prevention?
• Which statement best defines drug addiction?
• BMI is defined as:
• Overweight BMI range is:
• Which of the following constitutes a HIPAA social media violation?
• Which condition is most likely to cause dehydration, as reflected by laboratory values?
• What functions do fats serve in the body?
• Respite care is primarily intended to provide relief for which group?
• A closed wound is best described as:
• Which statement describes a function of mucus and cilia?
• The affective dimension of pain is best described as which option?
• Pressure injury stage 1 is characterized by
• Which nutrients do not provide calories?
• Which term describes pain that lasts for an extended period and interferes with normal function?
• Which term refers to sense of self movement and body positioning?
• Complementary health refers to which practice?
• Which item is NOT a mechanical aid for walking?
• Drug tolerance is defined as the body becoming accustomed to an opioid and needing larger doses to produce the same analgesia.
• When should a wound culture be obtained in relation to starting antimicrobial therapy?
• Which condition is likely to raise BMR?
• Which statement is NOT listed as a benefit of exercise?
• What are musculoskeletal benefits of exercise?
• Which of the following is a systemic factor affecting wound healing?
• Fat restricted diet is indicated for which conditions?
• Which feature indicates a Stage 4 pressure injury?
• Which description accurately defines a pressure injury at Stage 3?
• Which term refers to the sense of self movement and body positioning?
• SMART stands for which set of criteria?
• Which statement best describes psychogenic pain?
• Which of the following is an example of a mind body practice?
• What occurs during perception in pain processing?
• Which airway connects the larynx to the bronchi and is supported by cartilaginous rings that keep the airway open?
• What is modulation in pain processing?
• Telemedicine refers to which of the following?
• Which of the following is considered subjective data for oxygenation/perfusion?
• Pressure injury stage 2 is defined as
• Decreased creatinine is associated with which finding?
• The 10 point pain scale is appropriate for use with which populations?
• HIPAA criminal penalties include which consequences?
• Drug dependence is defined as the body becoming accustomed to an opioid and suffering withdrawal.
• An incomplete protein is defined as which?
• Late entries should be handled how, to maintain accuracy?
• Allopathic medicine is best described as which of the following terms?
• Medicaid provides coverage for whom?
• Which aspect of SMART goals ensures progress can be tracked and quantified?
• Which is NOT one of the six outcomes for the new health system?
• A BMI of 27 falls into which category?
• Underweight BMI is defined as BMI less than:
• Which is the first part of the four parts of pain?
• Which laboratory findings are typically decreased in anemia?
• How often should hemorrhage wounds be assessed?
• Which of the following is NOT a local factor affecting healing?
• The FLACC pain scale is used for infants and children who are unable to validate the presence/severity of their pain.
• Which item is a nonpharmacologic pain intervention?
• What action is emphasized to ensure accuracy when verbal orders are received?
• Saturated fat is typically described as which?
• On the activity scale, which option describes 'walks frequently'?
• Which term describes a cough that brings up mucus?
• Waist-to-hip ratio identifies central obesity; thresholds are which values?
• Non opioid analgesics are typically used for what purpose and include which examples?
• Which item is one of the five rights to delegation?
• Which of the following lists the factors that affect the pain experience?
• Which of the following is NOT a big-picture issue affecting health care delivery?
• Which describes a function of the cardiopulmonary system?
• Which of the following is a macromineral group?
• What are cardio benefits of exercise?
• In hemorrhage management, which combination is appropriate?
• Which statement correctly defines incomplete proteins?
• Which vitamin is produced by the skin?
• Which of the following is not a risk factor for pressure injuries?
• When is a wound culture recommended to be obtained?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a common adverse effect of opioid analgesics?
• Goosebumps are produced by contraction of which muscles?
• Which item is not listed as a labs/diagnostic test for oxygenation/perfusion?
• Under HIPAA, what is the correct approach to accessing patient records?
• Which nutrient provides insulation and temperature regulation?
• Sodium restricted diet is indicated for which conditions?
• Which of the following is described as a function of the respiratory system?
• Which pain is caused by disease or damage to a nerve?
• Which sense is associated with equilibrium?
• Which mobility level indicates 'very limited (occasional)'?
• Malnutrition is most commonly indicated by which laboratory changes?
• Medicare coverage includes which groups?
• Which statement correctly pairs a pain type with its descriptor?
• What are the wound repair intentions?
• Which term best describes care that respects patient preferences and values?
• Which term describes a nonproductive cough?
• Dysphagia is defined as which of the following?
• Which statement best describes the composition of a nutritional assessment?
• Which pain assessment tool is used for children who can't use a 1-10 scale but can quantify pain, including nonverbal or non-English-speaking patients?
• Which air sacs allow for efficient gas exchange?
• During the proliferation phase, which process describes the role of epithelial tissue?
• Maceration in wound assessment refers to which condition?
• In documentation used as a legal record, which statement is true?
• Which set of nutrients are considered macronutrients for energy and tissue building?
• Telehealth improves access for rural populations by which mechanism?
• In high Fowler's position, how is the head of the bed raised?
• What is the primary mechanism of the postural drainage position?
• Which is a defining feature of a mechanically altered diet?
• A high-fiber diet is typically used to manage which conditions?
• Which task is NOT within the LPN scope of practice?
• Which term describes the point beyond which a person is no longer willing to endure pain?
• Safe patient transfer approaches include which elements?
• Parenteral nutrition is used to give the bowels a chance to heal by bypassing the GI tract. Which option correctly identifies this therapy?
• Which strategies are included in the APPETITE approach to stimulating appetite?
• Normal BMI is in which range?
• Which of the following is a phase of wound healing?
• What are the components of pressure injury prevention?
• On the sensory perception scale, what does a score of 4 indicate?
• Which minerals are microminerals?
• Which acronym describes a wound with nonhealing, exudate, red tissue, debris, and smell?
• Central/abdominal obesity increases risk for which conditions?
• Which system is associated with blood flow and oxygen delivery?
• Documentation in nutrition care serves which purposes?
• Hydration/humidification as comfort measure
• Which breathing techniques promote comfort?
• Which is NOT one of the four categories of complementary health approaches?
• Under HIPAA, which practice respects patient confidentiality when accessing records?
• Which item is an example of PHI?
• Increased creatinine is associated with which condition?
• Which conveys info from receptors in the periphery to the CNS?
• An affective response to pain is characterized by which of the following?
• What does transmission refer to in pain pathways?
• Which nutrition level is described as 'excellent'?
• Which is a skin function related to temperature regulation?
• Which of the following is one of the five essential competencies in nurse leaders?
• Which pain is perceived in a missing body part?
• Who are considered UAPs?
• Stage 2 is described as which of the following?
• In the provided material, increased BUN is associated with which condition?
• Basal metabolic rate (BMR) is defined as:
• Which statement describes isometric exercise?
• Serosanguinous drainage is best described as:
• Which structure is located below the pharynx and is primarily responsible for voice production, serving as a passageway for air only?
• For wound culture collection, which tissue should the swab contact?
• Which components comprise the nursing process?
• Which of the following is a manipulative and body-based practice?
• Which statement about Medicaid is true?
• Which option is NOT listed as a factor affecting the pain experience?
• Which of the following best describes macronutrients?
• What is a wound?
• Which groups are included in special pain consideration populations?
• Which statement correctly describes isokinetic exercise?
• Which factor affects skin integrity?
• A renal diet restricts which nutrients?
• Which description best describes a productive cough?
• After a pain intervention, when should pain management be assessed and documented?
• In the 4-point scale for sensory perception, what does a score of 1 indicate?
• Aspiration refers to misdirection of food into which area?
• Which statement correctly matches a diet type with its typical indication?
• Telecare primarily involves which of the following?
• Which statement about psychogenic pain is true?
• Evisceration refers to?
• What happens to the gate in gate control theory when a painful stimulus is felt and there is treatment?
• NOT a function of skeletal muscles?
• Which statement correctly describes isotonic exercise?
• Which describes 'no apparent problem' in friction and shear?
• Which statement about unsaturated fats is true?
• Which of the following are factors influencing mobility?
• Which category includes therapies that use energy fields?
• On the moisture scale, which score describes constantly moist conditions?
• Which vitamins are not stored in the body and are excreted, requiring regular intake?
• Which step of the nursing process involves interpreting data to identify patterns and form diagnoses?
• An unstageable pressure injury is characterized by?
• What are the core components of a nutritional assessment?
• Which of the following best describes hemorrhage in wound care?
• In PAINAD, which indicator is used to assess pain in advanced dementia?
• CHIP/WIC provides which form of support?
• After obtaining a wound culture sample, what is an essential step?
• Which statement best describes primary health care?
• Granulation tissue is best described as which of the following?
• Which statement about PCA pumps is true?
• Which term defines a cough that brings up mucus/phlegm?
• What is the recommended management for dehiscence?
• Which nutrition level is described as 'adequate'?
• Which statement correctly describes isometric exercise?
• Which ulcers are considered systemic related?
• Oxygen therapy policy
• Which statement best differentiates drug dependence from tolerance?
• Which statement correctly distinguishes open and closed wounds?
• Which item is an objective data element that assesses ventilation effectiveness?
• For a patient with dysphagia, what feeding precautions are recommended?
• Which actions are included in nursing interventions for nutrition?
• Which phase of the nursing process involves carrying out the planned interventions?
• Hospice care is primarily aimed at providing comfort and support for which group?
• Which description best describes a sub-acute care facility?
• Perfusion refers to the flow of blood to deliver O2 and nutrients to tissues and organs.
• Palliative care is most accurately described as which statement?
• Diaphragmatic breathing uses which muscle?
• Which statement best describes scar tissue compared with normal tissue?
• If a patient rates pain as 5 on the 10-point scale, which category best describes the pain?
• Which of the following is NOT a systemic factor affecting healing?
• Enteral feeding requires which condition?
• Which type of pain is characterized by rapid onset and protective autonomic responses?
• Biologically based therapies are defined as treatments that use what?
• Which statement best describes maturation/remodeling phase?
• Which therapy focuses on balancing energy fields?
• Which statement best reflects malnutrition indicators in laboratory values?
• Telehealth refers to which concept?
• Which of the following is a risk related to exercise?
• Which of the following is an energy therapy?
• Which task is included in the list of tasks that can be delegated to UAPs?
• Which statement correctly defines complete proteins?
• Which reflex expels irritants from the airway?
• Which statement best describes a chronic wound?
• Which phase occurs immediately after injury?
• Which statement best describes micronutrients?
• In the nursing process assessment phase, data collected includes subjective data, objective data, and diagnostic tests.
• PAINAD is designed to assess pain in which patient population?
• Which of the following is subjective data for oxygenation/perfusion?
• Which is an appropriate initial management of evisceration?
• Which description matches primary intention?
• Braden scale interpretation: which range indicates severe risk?
• A wound produced by surgical procedures such as incision or puncture is called:
• Which category includes practices such as massage and chiropractic adjustments?
• Stage 1 versus Stage 2: which statement is accurate?
• Which statement correctly differentiates dysphagia from aspiration?
• Which process marks the start of scar tissue formation during wound healing?
• Which of the following is assessed in the physical assessment for mobility?
• Which services are commonly provided in occupational health clinics?
• What percent of an adult’s total body weight is water?
• Which type of pain is diffuse and typically involves tendons, ligaments, bones, blood vessels, or nerves?