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Question 1. Conditions and disorders for the following body parts and body system and given 2 examples of diseases and condition.

Body system or components of the body	Six common disorders and condition	Description of the identified disorder
A. Musculoskeletal system		Osteoarthritis:   Muscular dystrophy:
B.  Skin		Eczema:   Melanoma:
C. Cardiovascular system		Myocardial infarction: Haemophilia:
D. Respiratory system		Emphysema: Pneumonia:
E. Gastrointestinal   system		Appendicitis:   Irritable bowel syndrome:
F. Ear		Acute otitis media:  Meniere's diseases:
G. Eye		Cataract:  Conjunctivitis:
H. Nervous system		Guillain-barre syndrome:  Meningitis:
Endocrine system		Osteoporosis:  Hypothyroidism:
J.  Urinary system		Diabetes insipidus:  Interstitial cystitis:
K. Reproductive system		Endometriosis:  Gonorrhea:

Question 2. Outline incentive spirometry and how it assist in diagnose of condition and disorder.

Question 3. Outline five different characteristics of critical thinking

Question 4. Outline the difference between critical thinking, creative thinking and problem soliving.

Question 5. Outline how ECG aid in diagnosis of the diseases and conditions affecting the heart?

Question 6. Complete the following table:

Common conditions and disorders	Diagnostic tests
Stroke or a person showing signs of a transient ischemic attack
Myocardial infarction
Asthma
Diabetes mellitus
Urinary tract infection
Colorectal cancer
Cervical cancer
Osteoporosis
Skin cancer

Question 7. Complete the following table:

Conditions and disorders	Nursing interventions
Breast cancer
Prostate cancer
Urinary tract infection
Urinary retention

Question 8. Outline the purpose of monitoring the oxygen saturation levels of the person.

Question 9. Outline the steps involved in collecting mid-stem.

Question 10. Discuss the step in collecting blood specimen.

Question 11. Discuss the steps in accumulating an adult patient to do anti-embolic stockings.

Question 12. Steps in caring for an adult with an intercostal chest drainage tube.

Question 13. Steps in emptying an ostomy bag.

Question 14. Steps involved in changing urinary drainage bag.

Question 15. Steps involved in care of suprapubic catheter.

Question 16. Steps involved in inserting and removing indwelling catheters for male client.

Question 17. Steps involved in inserting and removing indwelling catheters for female client.

Question 18. Steps involved in removing and inserting nasogastric tube.

Question 19. Steps involved in feeding a patient through nasogastric tube.

Question 20. Discuss the steps involved in feeding a patient through percutaneous feeding tube.

Question 21. Discuss the options available in community setting to manage complex needs of a person.

Question 22. Discuss the referral options and options available at acute health setting to manage a persons complex needs.

Question 23. Discuss how can a nurse apply isolation setting.

Question 24. When recognizing a deteriorating person in a health care setting and implementing nursing interventions, how could a nurse apply each of mediation, negotiation and conflict resolution techniques?

Question 25. The following table identifies examples of acute disease states and illnesses requiring complex nursing interventions. Complete the table defining each of these acute health problems and explaining specific clinical manifestations of each of these conditions.

Acute health problems	Definition/what is it?	Explain specific clinical  manifestations
a. Acute kidney failure
b. Acute   glomerulonephritis
c. Gastroenteritis
d. Acute pancreatitis
e. Seizure
f. Transient ischemic  attack
g. Angina
h. Myocardial infarction
i. Vasovagal syncope
j. Allergic rhinitis
k. Acute bronchitis
l. First degree burns on  skin
m. Airway burns
n. Cellulitis
o. Dehydration
p. Epistaxis
q. Cerebral hemorrhage
r. Traumatic brain injury

Acute health problems	Definition/what is it?	Explain specific clinical  manifestations
s. Renal calculi
t. Sepsis
u. Cardiogenic shock

Question 26. Briefly describe the characteristics of acute pain.

Question 27. Briefly describe the key difference between deep vein thrombosis and venous thromboembolism

Question 28. Briefly describe four (4) common symptoms of a bone fracture.

Question 29. Briefly describe the key difference between greenstick and impacted fractures

Question 30. Discuss three (3) key principles of surgical nursing

Question 31. Briefly describe the key difference between elective surgery and emergency surgery

Question 32. Briefly describe the key difference between general, local and epidural anaesthesia.

Question 33. Briefly describe the key difference between spinal anaesthesia and peripheral nerve block.

Question 34. Define the following surgical interventions and briefly describe the surgical procedures involved in each of them.
a. Open reduction
b. Amputation
c. Total hip replacement
d. Craniotomy
e. Tonsillectomy

f. Appendectomy
g. Laparotomy
h. Hysterectomy
i. Prostatectomy
j. Cataract extraction

Question 35. Briefly describe the characteristics of internal abdominal bleeding due to trauma and its management

Question 36. Outline five (5) key considerations when monitoring and managing a person on intravenous infusion via peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC)/midline/central venous catheter (CVC).

Question 37. Outline five (5) key considerations when monitoring and managing a person on continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP).

Question 38. Outline five (5) key considerations when monitoring and managing a person on Bilevel positive airway pressure (BiPAP).

Question 39. Outline five (5) key considerations when assisting a person with fluid intake via nasogastric tube

Question 40. Discuss four (4) complications of acute bed rest during post-operative period.

Question 41. Discuss the holistic approach to care of a person admitted in an acute ward with angina. Include in your response what specific nursing interventions should be provided and what is the expected outcome of these nursing interventions.

Question 42. If you find a patient unconscious on the floor, what first aid procedures should you follow?

Question 43. Discuss the situations in which a Code Blue will be initiated in an acute healthcare setting.

Question 44. Discuss the general pre-operative and immediate post-operative nursing management of a person. Include in your response post-anaesthetic and post-operative observations a nurse must perform.

Question 45. Discuss the post-operative pain management strategies a nurse could implement

Question 46. Explain risk assessment of a patient's stability on their feet before assisting them with ambulation during the immediate post-operative period.

Question 47. Outline the steps involved in performing tracheostomy suctioning under the headings: • Assessments
• Prepare the person and the environment
• Perform tracheostomy suctioning
• Perform aftercare.

Question 48. Discuss key considerations when managing underwater seal drainage (UWSD) tube including intercostal catheter care when assisting an adult patient with ambulation.