Mdc 1 Final Exam 2022

Temp/warmth - Low/High CBC - Increased HR - Low BP - Increased respiratory rate - Redness: Infection S/S 2. - Rotate patient every 2 hours - Reposition - Padding - PROM - Barrier cream - Keep dry - Move using a lifting device: Nursing interventions to decrease risk of pressure injuries 3. CD4 will be lower not less than 200 CD8 will be normal: HIV labs 4. CD4 will be less than 200 CD8 will be increased.: AIDS labs 5. - Prevents the virus from multiplying, which reduces the amount of HIV in the body. This gives the immune system a chance to produce more CD4 cells.: Antiretroviral drugs 6. No pain associated. Cloudy/blurry vision: Cataracts 7. - Pain associated. Increased intraocular pressure. Nerve fibers will become damaged and is permanent.: Glaucoma 8. - PQRST - Therapeutic communication - Nonverbal signs: grimacing, holding pain site, restless - Vital signs: Everything is elevated/increased: Pain assessment 9. Diet for wound healing: Proteins 10. - A chronic, progressive, systemic, inflammatory autoimmune disease process that primarily affects the synovial joints; one of the most common connective tissue diseases and the most destructive to the joints: RA 11. - Bilateral pain. - Lab: elevated sed rate - Diagnostic test: Go in with a needle and aspirate synovial fluid to look at WBC to see if it's cloudy.: RA 12. - If they have a positive ----- -----it does not mean they have RA. Can indicate autoimmune disorders.: RF 13. measures the presence of unusual antibodies of the immunoglobulins G (IgG) and M (IgM) types that develop in a number of connective tissue diseases: RF 14. - Pale/blue discoloration of the nailbeds. Hands are cold.: Raynaud's Phe- nomenon 15. Painful vasospasms of arteries and arterioles in extremities, especially digits; causes red-white-blue skin color changes on exposure to cold or stress; cause unknown, occurs more in women, and may be autoimmune because it is associated with many rheumatic diseases: Raynaud's phenom- enon 16. - Contractures, stiffness, osteoporosis, Sjogren syndrome, carpal tunnel, pain, fibromyalgia, swan neck of fingers, infections: Complications of RA 17. black, thick, can't get off: Eschar 18. - yellow and stringy. Can get off: Slough 19. Stage ? : - red and doesn't blanch: Stage 1 20. Stage ? : Shallow and open. Can appear as a blister: Stage 2 21. Stage ? : Deep and goes to the subcutaneous tissue and does not show bone, muscle, or tendon: Stage 3 22. Stage ? : Does show bone, muscle, or tendon: Stage 4 23. Stage ? : Can't see underneath necrotic tissue: Unstageable 24. Fractures: - Open fracture - Fixation device: High risk for infection 25. Cast: Hot spots may indicate: Compartment syndrome 26. condition in which increased tissue pressure in a confined anatomic space causes decreased blood flow to the area, leading to hypoxia and pain.: Compartment syndrome 27. Too much edema. Fasciotomy can treat : Compartment syndrome 28. - 104 or above. Ice packs underneath the armpit or groin area, take off extra clothing: Hyperthermia 29. 96.5 or below. Get extra blankets: Hypothermia 30. The wound separates but does not go through the visceral layer: Dehis- cence 31. - Does go