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1. things to consid- A: airway B: breathing C: circulation D: change in aware-
er to determine ness
acuity
2. what does a gen- appearance, body structure, comfortability, position, stat-
eral survey in- ed vs appeared age, facial expression, smell. etc.
clude?
3. how do you veri- person, place, time, event
fy level of conio-
suness?
4. what nursing inspection
technique does
a general survey
utilize?
5. subjective vs ob- subjective: what the patient tells you
jective data objective: what you see, smell, hear, observe
6. subjective data HPI, family history, review of systems, social history
includes...
7. objective data in- physical exam, appearance, things you see about patient
cludes...
8. what is the first develop trust and rapport, introduce self, provide privacy,
step when inter- hand hygiene, verify ID of patient
act with patient?
9. who typically col- nurse
lects subjective
data?
10. what does a ask them the origin of the abuse, be kind, tell the charge
nurse do with nurse and report to DHS and/or parents
a teenager who
is experiencing
abuse?
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11. what does ADPIE assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evalu-
mean? ation
12. contact precau- gloves and gown
tion equipment
13. droplet precau- gown, mask, protective eyewear, gloves
tion equipment
14. airborne precau- N95 or respirator, negative pressure air room
tion equipment
15. standard precau- wear gloves when contact with bodily fluid may happen,
tions hand hygiene
16. what is a collabo- physiologic problems that are at risk to occur or have
rative problem? occurred that require both medical and nursing interven-
tions to treat; collaborate with the patient and may need to
collaborate with other providers too
17. nurses response reporting to other providers, following orders, monitoring,
to a collaborative working with patient
problem by
18. why do nurses so know own biases and judgements before enter room
need to self re-
flect
19. when do you heart, abdomen, lungs, high pitched sounds; always com-
use diaphragm of pare sides of lungs
stethoscope?
20. when do you use heart (murmurs, bruits), low pitched sounds
bell of stetho-
scope?
21. normal order of inspect, percuss, palpate, auscultate
assessment
22. abdomen: inspect, auscultate, percuss, palpate
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