N109: Foundations in Nursing Practice

N109: Foundations in Nursing Practice Study Guide 109. A nurse running a clinic for Native American patients would consider orientation to time for this culture. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? a. Have open clinic hours during which patients can walk in without an appointment b. Tell patients that are late for appointments that they will have to reschedule c. Send a reminder to each patient a week in advance of the appointment d. Schedule specific appointments to decrease waiting time 110. A nurse’s first action in working with parents of a child with a tracheostomy who refuse trach care would be to explore reasons why the parents will not perform the task. a. True b. False 111. _________ are eye medications that contract the pupil, thus permitting aqueous humor to flow. a. Miotics 112. Bob has been complaining of a dull, persistent eye pain accompanied with a headache. What is another common symptom of chronic glaucoma? a. Lacrimation b. Tunnel vision c. Fixed pupil d. Hardened cornea 113. Which of the following is a characteristic of cataracts? a. All of the above 114. Urea and mannitol are often prescribed for the treatment of glaucoma and they are considered _____________ agents. a. Secretory b. Miotic c. Osmotic d. Mydriatic Inhibitors b. Osmotics c. Mydriatics d. Retinal detachment b. Opacity of the lens c. Poor vision d.

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