Depression - Mental health condition causing persistent sadness.
answer ✅Tracheostomy care - Procedure to maintain airway and prevent infection.
answer ✅Occupational therapist - Specialist assisting with daily living activities.
answer ✅IV PCA - Intravenous patient-controlled analgesia for pain management.
answer ✅Endotracheal suctioning - Clearing airway secretions via suctioning technique.
answer ✅Assault - Threatening behavior causing fear of harm.
answer ✅NG tube - Nasogastric tube for feeding or medication administration.
answer ✅Postmortem care - Care provided to a deceased patient.
answer ✅Osteoporosis risk - Factors increasing likelihood of bone density loss.
answer ✅Pressure injury prevention - Strategies to avoid skin breakdown in immobile patients.
answer ✅Osteoporosis prevention - Recommendations to maintain bone health and strength.
answer ✅Restraints - Devices used to limit patient movement for safety.
answer ✅Blood transfusion assessment - Monitoring for adverse reactions during transfusion.
answer ✅Lower back injury repositioning - Techniques to safely move patients with back injuries.
answer ✅Hydrochlorothiazide - Diuretic medication for managing heart failure.
answer ✅Fall risk management - Strategies to prevent falls in at-risk patients.
answer ✅Cardiovascular disease risk - Factors increasing likelihood of heart-related conditions.
answer ✅Terminal illness - Condition with no expectation of recovery.
answer ✅Packed RBCs - Red blood cells concentrated for transfusion.
answer ✅Emergency consent - Obtaining permission for treatment without patient consent.
, answer ✅Heparin administration - Injecting anticoagulant to prevent blood clots.
answer ✅Pain rating scale - 0 to 10 scale for assessing pain intensity.
answer ✅Hydrogen peroxide - Antiseptic used for cleaning wounds or skin.
answer ✅High-Fowler's position - Sitting position at 60-90 degrees for comfort.
answer ✅Skin assessment - Evaluating skin condition for signs of injury.
answer ✅Epinephrine - Medication for severe allergic reactions or anaphylaxis.
answer ✅Diuretic - Medication that promotes urine production.
answer ✅Continuous tube feeding - Nutritional support delivered steadily via tube.
answer ✅Bony prominences - Areas of the body where bones are close to skin.
answer ✅Inject - Administer medication 5.1 cm from umbilicus.
answer ✅Air bubble - Expel before injecting medication to ensure accuracy.
answer ✅Tracheostomy ties - Secure with space for three fingers underneath.
answer ✅Anthropometric assessment - Includes weight, orientation, pain level, respiratory rate.
answer ✅Medication prescription - Clarify dose, time, medication, and route.
answer ✅Postoperative findings - Report surgical incision separation to provider first.
answer ✅Immobility effects - Perform ankle and knee exercises hourly.
answer ✅Dysphagia - Intervene if client drinks thickened juice with straw.
answer ✅Negligence - Blood transfusion without consent is negligent.
answer ✅Blood pressure reading - Recheck BP in other arm for comparison.
answer ✅Chronic illness adaptation - Client expresses comfort with others cooking.
answer ✅Family system change - Indicated by a young adult's close relationship.
answer ✅Atelectasis position - Place client right lateral in Trendelenburg position.
answer ✅Fluid volume excess - Dependent edema indicates fluid overload.
answer ✅Home safety - Intervene if area rug covers tile floor.
answer ✅Dysphagia medication administration - Administer medications one at a time.
answer ✅Medication administration record - Compare label when removing and before
administering.
answer ✅Wound irrigation - Use a syringe with a catheter for irrigation.
answer ✅Stroke assessment - Priority finding is frequent coughing while eating.
answer ✅Tracheostomy care - Procedure to maintain airway and prevent infection.
answer ✅Occupational therapist - Specialist assisting with daily living activities.
answer ✅IV PCA - Intravenous patient-controlled analgesia for pain management.
answer ✅Endotracheal suctioning - Clearing airway secretions via suctioning technique.
answer ✅Assault - Threatening behavior causing fear of harm.
answer ✅NG tube - Nasogastric tube for feeding or medication administration.
answer ✅Postmortem care - Care provided to a deceased patient.
answer ✅Osteoporosis risk - Factors increasing likelihood of bone density loss.
answer ✅Pressure injury prevention - Strategies to avoid skin breakdown in immobile patients.
answer ✅Osteoporosis prevention - Recommendations to maintain bone health and strength.
answer ✅Restraints - Devices used to limit patient movement for safety.
answer ✅Blood transfusion assessment - Monitoring for adverse reactions during transfusion.
answer ✅Lower back injury repositioning - Techniques to safely move patients with back injuries.
answer ✅Hydrochlorothiazide - Diuretic medication for managing heart failure.
answer ✅Fall risk management - Strategies to prevent falls in at-risk patients.
answer ✅Cardiovascular disease risk - Factors increasing likelihood of heart-related conditions.
answer ✅Terminal illness - Condition with no expectation of recovery.
answer ✅Packed RBCs - Red blood cells concentrated for transfusion.
answer ✅Emergency consent - Obtaining permission for treatment without patient consent.
, answer ✅Heparin administration - Injecting anticoagulant to prevent blood clots.
answer ✅Pain rating scale - 0 to 10 scale for assessing pain intensity.
answer ✅Hydrogen peroxide - Antiseptic used for cleaning wounds or skin.
answer ✅High-Fowler's position - Sitting position at 60-90 degrees for comfort.
answer ✅Skin assessment - Evaluating skin condition for signs of injury.
answer ✅Epinephrine - Medication for severe allergic reactions or anaphylaxis.
answer ✅Diuretic - Medication that promotes urine production.
answer ✅Continuous tube feeding - Nutritional support delivered steadily via tube.
answer ✅Bony prominences - Areas of the body where bones are close to skin.
answer ✅Inject - Administer medication 5.1 cm from umbilicus.
answer ✅Air bubble - Expel before injecting medication to ensure accuracy.
answer ✅Tracheostomy ties - Secure with space for three fingers underneath.
answer ✅Anthropometric assessment - Includes weight, orientation, pain level, respiratory rate.
answer ✅Medication prescription - Clarify dose, time, medication, and route.
answer ✅Postoperative findings - Report surgical incision separation to provider first.
answer ✅Immobility effects - Perform ankle and knee exercises hourly.
answer ✅Dysphagia - Intervene if client drinks thickened juice with straw.
answer ✅Negligence - Blood transfusion without consent is negligent.
answer ✅Blood pressure reading - Recheck BP in other arm for comparison.
answer ✅Chronic illness adaptation - Client expresses comfort with others cooking.
answer ✅Family system change - Indicated by a young adult's close relationship.
answer ✅Atelectasis position - Place client right lateral in Trendelenburg position.
answer ✅Fluid volume excess - Dependent edema indicates fluid overload.
answer ✅Home safety - Intervene if area rug covers tile floor.
answer ✅Dysphagia medication administration - Administer medications one at a time.
answer ✅Medication administration record - Compare label when removing and before
administering.
answer ✅Wound irrigation - Use a syringe with a catheter for irrigation.
answer ✅Stroke assessment - Priority finding is frequent coughing while eating.
