NRSG3000 Exam 1 (Oct 26)

[SOLVED] NRSG3000 Exam 1 (Oct 26)

                                                                           [SOLVED] NRSG3000 Exam 1 (Oct 26)

A patient with increased intracranial pressure is receiving IV mannitol. Four hours after initiation, the nurse notes new cardiac arrhythmias. Which finding is the priority concern?
A. Reduced peripheral edema
B. Decreased intracranial pressure
C. Irregular heart rhythm ✅
D. Increased urine output

Which factor has the greatest negative impact on the wound healing process?
A. Adequate protein intake
B. Normal immune function
C. Good tissue perfusion
D. Poor nutritional status ✅

A 72-year-old patient presents with fever, productive cough, shortness of breath, and decreased oxygen saturation. Chest auscultation reveals crackles. Which combination of diagnostic tests best supports the diagnosis of pneumonia?
A. Peak flow and sputum culture
B. Chest X-ray and sputum culture ✅
C. ABG (arterial blood gas) and echocardiogram
D. Pulmonary function tests and chest X-ray

A patient with prolonged vomiting is diagnosed with hypochloremia. Which clinical finding is most likely associated with this imbalance?
A. Muscle paralysis
B. Hyperactive reflexes
C. Intense thirst
D. Weakness and metabolic alkalosis ✅

Which inflammatory mediator is most associated with vasodilation and fever during acute inflammation?
A. Leukotrienes
B. Complement proteins
C. Histamine
D. Prostaglandins ✅……………………………………purchase all the 32 questions at $40 only