FUNdamentals of Nursing - Exam 1
Acronym used for successful verbal exchange within the workplace to promote teamwork
and protection. - ANSS - situation
B - historical past
A - assessment
R - Recommendation
Another time period for a seizure? - ANSIrritable recognition -or- Foci
Assessment for Hygiene - ANSSelf-care capacity
* inspire self-care
pores and skin
feet & nails
Oral cavity
hair & hair care
Eyes, ears & nostril
Best way to palpate is? - ANSLightly - for superficial
Deeply - with palms for deeper findings
Body temp is stricken by heat loss, what causes this? - ANSRadiation
Conduction
Evaporation
Convection
Body Temp ordinary range - ANS96.Four-100.1
Can the RN provide subjective records approximately patient? - ANSNO! Only the patient
can supply subjective information.
OBJECTIVE data is what the RN sees, hears, or smells
CHANNELS in communique method - ANSThese are the approach of conveying the
message through visible, auditory, and tactile senses.
,Facial expression = visible message
Spoken phrase = auditory
Touch = tactile
Characteristics of conversation within Caring/Working Relationships: - ANSProfessionalism -
look, demeanor, behavior
Courtesy - whats up, goodbye, knock on doorways, please, thanks...
Use of Names - Always introduce yourself
Confidentiality - HIPPA
Trust - always honest!
Acceptance & Respect - Non-judgmental attitudes
Availability - "Anything else I can get you?
Socializing - don't socialize with pt. And don't socialize with colleagues in which pt's can hear
Code Blue - ANSCheck for responsiveness
Assess for respiration 5-10 sec
Activate code blue
check pulse for five-10 sec
If no longer pulse, start CPR
Common NANDA International diagnostic Identification for patient scenario: - ANSActivity
intolerance
Ineffective health maintenance
Risk for infection
Impaired bodily mobility
Bathing self-care deficit
Dressing self-care deficit
Condition of what areas substantially affects affected person's ability for self-care? -
ANSFeet - undergo weight or ambulate
Hands - dexterity
Nails - contamination
Consent area of contact is - ANSMouth, wrists, feet
, Permission wished
Define acronym SOLER - ANSS - Sit dealing with the patient
O - Open posture
L - Lean towards the patient
E - Establish & hold eye touch
R - Relax
Define Assessment - ANSCollects comprehensive facts pertinent to the affected person's
fitness and/or state of affairs.
- information scientific employees can study
- starts the moment you stroll thru the door
Define Eupnea - ANSNormal respiration
Define Intrapersonal - ANSa.Okay.A. SELF-TALK
Define Intrerpersonal - ANSOccurs among two humans or agencies
- generally one on one verbal exchange
Define REFERENT - ANSThe referent motivates one person to talk with every other.
Examples of referents: points of interest, sounds, odors, time schedules, messages, objects,
emotions, sensations, perceptions, thoughts, and so forth.
Define SENDER in conversation - ANSThe person who encodes and provides the message.
Sender puts ideas or feelings into form this is transmitted and is responsible for accuracy
and emotional tone of message content material
Define Small Group Communication - ANSCommittee or a conference
Define the PLANNING degree of the nursing manner - ANSDevelops a plan that prescribes
strategies and options to gain predicted consequences.
- Prioritize techniques
- Goals (statement that describes the goal if the nursing care) ought to be short time period
and long term
Define the therapeutic conversation method of:
Acronym used for successful verbal exchange within the workplace to promote teamwork
and protection. - ANSS - situation
B - historical past
A - assessment
R - Recommendation
Another time period for a seizure? - ANSIrritable recognition -or- Foci
Assessment for Hygiene - ANSSelf-care capacity
* inspire self-care
pores and skin
feet & nails
Oral cavity
hair & hair care
Eyes, ears & nostril
Best way to palpate is? - ANSLightly - for superficial
Deeply - with palms for deeper findings
Body temp is stricken by heat loss, what causes this? - ANSRadiation
Conduction
Evaporation
Convection
Body Temp ordinary range - ANS96.Four-100.1
Can the RN provide subjective records approximately patient? - ANSNO! Only the patient
can supply subjective information.
OBJECTIVE data is what the RN sees, hears, or smells
CHANNELS in communique method - ANSThese are the approach of conveying the
message through visible, auditory, and tactile senses.
,Facial expression = visible message
Spoken phrase = auditory
Touch = tactile
Characteristics of conversation within Caring/Working Relationships: - ANSProfessionalism -
look, demeanor, behavior
Courtesy - whats up, goodbye, knock on doorways, please, thanks...
Use of Names - Always introduce yourself
Confidentiality - HIPPA
Trust - always honest!
Acceptance & Respect - Non-judgmental attitudes
Availability - "Anything else I can get you?
Socializing - don't socialize with pt. And don't socialize with colleagues in which pt's can hear
Code Blue - ANSCheck for responsiveness
Assess for respiration 5-10 sec
Activate code blue
check pulse for five-10 sec
If no longer pulse, start CPR
Common NANDA International diagnostic Identification for patient scenario: - ANSActivity
intolerance
Ineffective health maintenance
Risk for infection
Impaired bodily mobility
Bathing self-care deficit
Dressing self-care deficit
Condition of what areas substantially affects affected person's ability for self-care? -
ANSFeet - undergo weight or ambulate
Hands - dexterity
Nails - contamination
Consent area of contact is - ANSMouth, wrists, feet
, Permission wished
Define acronym SOLER - ANSS - Sit dealing with the patient
O - Open posture
L - Lean towards the patient
E - Establish & hold eye touch
R - Relax
Define Assessment - ANSCollects comprehensive facts pertinent to the affected person's
fitness and/or state of affairs.
- information scientific employees can study
- starts the moment you stroll thru the door
Define Eupnea - ANSNormal respiration
Define Intrapersonal - ANSa.Okay.A. SELF-TALK
Define Intrerpersonal - ANSOccurs among two humans or agencies
- generally one on one verbal exchange
Define REFERENT - ANSThe referent motivates one person to talk with every other.
Examples of referents: points of interest, sounds, odors, time schedules, messages, objects,
emotions, sensations, perceptions, thoughts, and so forth.
Define SENDER in conversation - ANSThe person who encodes and provides the message.
Sender puts ideas or feelings into form this is transmitted and is responsible for accuracy
and emotional tone of message content material
Define Small Group Communication - ANSCommittee or a conference
Define the PLANNING degree of the nursing manner - ANSDevelops a plan that prescribes
strategies and options to gain predicted consequences.
- Prioritize techniques
- Goals (statement that describes the goal if the nursing care) ought to be short time period
and long term
Define the therapeutic conversation method of:
