CRRN EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS – UPDATED

CRRN EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS – UPDATED

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CRRN HISTORY BYJMARIEZ 11 TERMS

1)    WHAT CHANGES CONTRIBUTED TO THE ORGANIZATION OF SERVICES FOR THE DISABLED ON THE 1800 AND EARLY 1900’S?

Caring for those who are less fortunate
Development of schools to provide vocational training for crippled, blind or deaf.
Start of Public Health causing improvement in hygiene.

2)    WHAT HISTORICAL EVENT IN THE EARLY 1900’S CREATED THE NEXT IMPACT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF REHAB SERVICES AND WHY?

World War I because it brought focus to rehab for soldiers.
1917, Surgeon General developed physical reconstruction at Mass General hospital to treat wounded soldiers.
Frank Granger trained aides to treat war casualties.
First Rehab Act and Vocational Rehab law were passed due to providing vocational training for soldiers. VA was created.

3)    THE 1930’S BROUGHT LEGISLATIVE AND HEALTHCARE ISSUES TO THE FOREFRONT. THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT PASSED IN 1935, CREATING AND IMPACTING MANY SERVICES FOR THOSE IN NEED. WHAT WAS THE IMPACT ON REHAB SERVICES AND WHY?

It expanded rehab strategies and defining the rehab process. The polio epidemic led to specialty hospitals
Sister Elizabeth used muscle manipulation and eliminated the use of rigid orthoses to manage polio.
Social Security Act of 1935 defined rehab as a process that helped disabled people become capable in engaging in financially compensated jobs.

CRRN RENAL BY BREANNAPALSIS    43

·         Normal urine output for adolescent, child, infant.

0.5, 1, 2 cc/kg/hr

·         Acute renal failure.

sudden reduction of renal function wit presence of azotemia,
BUN > 80
Cr > 1.5

·         Prerenal ARF.

most common cause of ARF in peds – good prognosis is recognized early
decreased renal perfusion
decreased renal blood flow
decreased GFR and decreased UO
can have oliguria or non oliguria.

·         Causes of prerenal failure.

altered cardiac function
vasodilation
altered vascular volume
altered renal blood supply (renal artery thrombosis)

CRRN SET 5 TERM BYAZTXRN 349

·         Frontal lobe.

Motor – Voluntary movement, social functioning, short term memory, impulsivity, emotion,
Creativity (right side)
Expressive language (left side) Broca Aphasia

·         Parietal Lobe.

Perception, Touch (pain & Temperature)
(Right side)
Neglect syndromes, denial of deficits, ability to draw
(Left side)
Sensation, reading & writing, calculations, R & L discrimination

·         Temporal Lobe.

Hearing, Longterm memory,
(Left Side) Verbal and written recognition memory, receptive memory
(Right side) Music, Initiation of verbal

·         Occipital Lobe.

Visual perception problems

CRRN Study Guide BY JMARIEZ  22 TERMS

·         Overall goal of rehabilitation.

is to improve quality of life and to help a person “reach the fullest physiological, social, vocational, avocational, and educational potential consistent with his or her physiologic or anatomic impairment, environmental limitation, and desires and life plans.” (Delia, Currie, & Martin, 1988)

·         When was Association of Rehab nursing started?

1974

·         The rehabilitation Act of 1973.

encouraged efforts to hire people with disabilities and prohibited unfair treatment of individuals with disabilities in activities supported in any way by federal funds.

·         What act required states to provide education free of cost to any school-aged child.

Education for all handicapped Children Act of 1975

·         What act required all public buildings and transportation be made accessible to all. Which also prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in the workplace.

The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

DOMAIN IV TASK-3  11 TERMS

·         Describe the importance of ethics to rehabilitation nursing.

As in every area of nursing, ethics can be used to guide decision making related to moral dilemmas encountered in rehabilitation nursing. It provides a framework for approaching difficult moral situations.

·         Describe the difference between virtue ethics and duty ethics.

Virtue ethics places less emphasis on learning specific rules and more emphasis on developing good character that leads to making proper decisions.
Duty ethics describe the obligation of individuals towards a higher power, oneself, and others; it focuses on avoiding wrong doing and treating everyone as equals.

·         Define situation ethics.

It acknowledges the unique characteristics of each individual and promotes making the best decision given the specific circumstances. Rehabilitation nurses sometimes must consider the unique aspects of a situation prior to making a decision.

·         Define utilitarianism.

It is a form of ethics that assumes that the end justifies the means. This is the belief that the best course of action is that which results in the most good for the most people and has the most utility or usefulness.

EXAM 3 BOWEL AND BLADDER FUNCTION (NURSING 1)

BY CMEGBU 87 TERMS

1.       Adults have the desire to urinate when it has ____ mL in the bladder.

250-450

2.       The average adults voids ___ times a day.

5

3.       The average adult experiences discomfort when the bladder is ___ full.

400-600

4.       The average infant voids ___ times a day.

20

5.       The average infant’s Daily output is ___mL.

250-500

LMN BYAARONMOCK  37 TERMS

·         Distal to proximal:

Which way do neuropathies progress?