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Question 10 Answer saved Marked out of 1.00 y Remove flag A patient's ability to identify symptoms of a heart attack would be classified under which domain of learning? Select one: a. Psychomotor Learning b. Affective Learning c. Cognitive Learning O d. Motivated Learning Question 11 Answer saved Marked out of 1,00 Remove flag A patient suffered multiple lower extremity fractures following a motor vehicle accident. Bedrest and a regular diet are prescribed as well as morphine sulfate 10 mg PO every 4 hours prn for moderate pain. Which action by the nurse will help prevent a common consequence of bedrest and narcotic pain medicattion use? Select one a. Encourage coughing and deep breathing every 3 hours b. Place the patient on oxygen therapy O c. Teach the patient to increase dietary fiber d. Prolong the time between the administration of the morphine. Question 12 Remove flag Answer saved Marked out of 1.00 8 В. MacBook Air FS FE F10 FI F12 & 6 7 8 0 T Y U P I 5

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QUESTION: 10

ANSWER: (B) Affective learning

Affective learning deals with the opinions, preferences, gratitude, feelings, motivation and perspectives. In a patient with heart failure, cognitive learning is decreased. cognitive learning is active, constructive and long-lasting. It employs peoples in the method of learning different ideas. Motivated learning is not compared to recognising the manifestations of heart failure. Psychomotor skills are demonstrated by physical skills such as movement, coordination, manipulation and dexterity and it is also not associated with distinguishing the symptoms of heart failure. So the right response is Affective learning.

QUESTION: 11

ANSWER: (A)

The common consequence of bed rest is loss of muscle strength in our body that may lead to decreased muscular activity. That may be prevented by the early ambulation. And the practice of narcotics may lead to dizziness, nausea, vomiting, environmental necessity and respiratory depression. So the way to avoid these consequences is to encourage coughing and deep breathing exercise for every 3 hours. Oxygen therapy, increased dietary fibre are not effective in decreasing the consequence of bed rest and narcotic usage. So the correct response encourages the patient coughing and deep breathing.

QUESTION: 12

ANSWER: (D)

During the insertion of the nasogastric tube if there is any resistance felt by the physician ask the patient to swallow. If the fluid is not contraindicated then encourage the client to take some sips of water. Withdraw the tube to the nasopharynx is not a relevant intervention. Then you should not advise the client to cough it may induce bleeding. Hyperextension of the head may lead to the malposition of the tube.

QUESTION: 13

ANSWER: B, D, E

In the sterile field, the nurse should not turn because the sterile field is way out of his/her vision. It should be viewed as contaminating the sterile field. The delaying of procedure accidentally disturbs the sterile field.so the operations are organised at the proper time. Always 1 inch outside the border of the edges is respected as unsterile one. Placing the sterile instrument within a 1-inch border is considered as a sterile one. Moistens the cotton balls in the normal saline and place it in a sterile field is also a sterile technique.