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Sleep & Wound Care MasteryVersión en línea Challenge your knowledge on sleep science and wound care. por Jada Robinson 1 Which sleep disorder features an uncontrollable urge to sleep during the day or ADLs? a Insomnia b Narcolepsy c Restless legs syndrome d Sleep apnea 2 In which stage of NREM sleep are you easily arousable? a Stage II b Stage III c Stage I d Stage IV 3 Molecules staying intact in body chem compounds are called nonelectrolytes. True or False? a True b I don't know c N/A d False 4 A stage 3 pressure injury requires débridement via wet-to-dry dressings or enzymes. True or False? a Depends on patient b True c Not sure d False 5 Which tool is commonly used to assess daytime sleepiness? a Epworth Sleepiness Scale b PSQI c STOP-Bang d Stanford Sleepiness Scale 6 What is the correct interpretation of a hypertonic solution on cells? a Water moves in; cells swell b Always lethal c Water moves out; cells shrink d No effect 7 Which phase of wound healing involves fibroblasts building new tissue? a Hemostasis b Inflammatory phase c Maturation phase d Proliferation phase 8 In which perioperative phase is the patient moved to the operating room bed? a Intraoperative phase b Recovery phase c Postoperative phase d Preoperative phase 9 An appendectomy is best classified as which surgery type by purpose? a Palliative b Diagnostic c Ablative d Reconstructive 10 Which buffer system buffers about 90% of ECF hydrogen ions? a Carbonic acid–sodium bicarbonate b Protein buffer system c Phosphate buffer system d Hydrogen buffer system 11 What is the purpose of the Slide Master in PowerPoint? a To control the overall slide design and layout b To insert external media c To store speaker notes only d To print slides as a handout 12 What is the typical file extension for a PowerPoint presentation? a xlsx b pptx c docx d pdf 13 Which view shows all slides as thumbnails for easy reordering? a Slide Sorter view b Normal view c Reading view d Notes Page view 14 What feature helps reuse content across slides with a single change? a Slide Master / Templates b Slide Layout Wizard c Animations d SmartArt 15 Which is the default PowerPoint file format in recent versions? a ppsx b pptx c ppt d odp 16 Which tab contains options to start a slideshow? a Review b Slide Show c Insert d Home 17 How do you add a new slide with a specific layout? a Home > New Slide b Insert > New Page c View > New Slide d Design > Add Slide 18 What are transitions in PowerPoint? a Effects for slide entrance and exit b Text formatting options c Audio editing tools d Slide color schemes 19 Which option exports a presentation to PDF or XPS? a Review > Share b Home > Save As c File > Export > Create PDF/XPS d File > Print 20 What is the purpose of the Design Ideas feature? a Deletes unused slides b Suggests design layouts and artwork for slides c Converts slides to video only d Generates speaker notes automatically 21 Molecules in the body’s chemical compounds that remain intact are called electrolytes. a D. Ions b B. False c A. True d C. Nonelectrolytes 22 Which electrolyte imbalance occurs due to a sodium deficit in ECF caused by a loss of sodium or gain of water? a C. Hypokalemia b D. Hyperkalemia c B. Hypernatremia d A. Hyponatremia 23 In which sleep disorder does the patient have an uncontrollable desire to sleep? a A. Insomnia b C. Narcolepsy c B. Sleep apnea d D. Restless leg syndrome 24 Somnambulism is a parasomnia in which the person walks in their sleep. a B. False b A. True 25 Blood vessels in the skin dilate to dissipate heat. a B. False b A. True 26 Which wound complication is caused by overhydration related to urinary and fecal incontinence? a A. Necrosis b B. Edema c D. Maceration d C. Desiccation

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Sleep & Wound Care MasteryVersión en línea

por Jada Robinson

Which sleep disorder features an uncontrollable urge to sleep during the day or ADLs?

In which stage of NREM sleep are you easily arousable?

Molecules staying intact in body chem compounds are called nonelectrolytes. True or False?

A stage 3 pressure injury requires débridement via wet-to-dry dressings or enzymes. True or False?

Which tool is commonly used to assess daytime sleepiness?

What is the correct interpretation of a hypertonic solution on cells?

Which phase of wound healing involves fibroblasts building new tissue?

In which perioperative phase is the patient moved to the operating room bed?

An appendectomy is best classified as which surgery type by purpose?

Which buffer system buffers about 90% of ECF hydrogen ions?

What is the purpose of the Slide Master in PowerPoint?

What is the typical file extension for a PowerPoint presentation?

Which view shows all slides as thumbnails for easy reordering?

What feature helps reuse content across slides with a single change?

Which is the default PowerPoint file format in recent versions?

Which tab contains options to start a slideshow?

How do you add a new slide with a specific layout?

What are transitions in PowerPoint?

Which option exports a presentation to PDF or XPS?

What is the purpose of the Design Ideas feature?

Molecules in the body’s chemical compounds that remain intact are called electrolytes.

Which electrolyte imbalance occurs due to a sodium deficit in ECF caused by a loss of sodium or gain of water?

In which sleep disorder does the patient have an uncontrollable desire to sleep?

Somnambulism is a parasomnia in which the person walks in their sleep.

Blood vessels in the skin dilate to dissipate heat.

Which wound complication is caused by overhydration related to urinary and fecal incontinence?