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animal products such as meat, fish, poultry, and dairy foods
Choose matching term
1 Range of hematocrit 2 Foods that contain vitamin a
Why is an obese client at risk for vitamin D
3 4 manifestations of respiratory alkalosis
deficiency
Don't know?
clean narrow incision (like a surgical cut)
what is primary intention wound
inflammation and proliferation close the wound
healing?
minimal scarring
What are the risk factors for a dehiscence can occur
wound undergoing primary depending on the size of the incision organs can be affected
intention wound healing
the wound heals from the base up
What is secondary intention
granulation fills the wound bed
wound healing?
a wider more visible scar
, the wound is purposely left open for a period of time prior to a
What is third intention wound surgical closure
healing? often done if providers are worried about infection upon closure
of the site
a nervous system disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and
spinal cord
Causes loss of muscle control
Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis begins with muscle twitching and weakness in an arm or leg,
(Lou Gehrig's Disease) trouble swallowing, or slurred speech.
eventually controls muscles needed to move, speak, eat or
breathe
fatal
a fat soluble vitamin that is stored in the liver
helps form and maintain healthy teeth, skeletal and soft tissue,
Vitamin A
mucus membranes, and skin. produces the pigments in the retina
of the eye
Foods that contain vitamin a animal products such as meat, fish, poultry, and dairy foods
hirsutism growth of excessive male-pattern hair in women after puberty
halo of erythema surrounding the skin
purulent drainage
S/S of infection with secondary
swelling
intention healing
warmth
strong odor
eat a source of protein with each meal (this delays gastric
emptying
Diet for dumping sydrome consume beverages between meals
consume small, frequent meals
include low-fiber foods
dyspnea, hiccups and a non-productive cough
manifestations of pericarditis sharp chest pain
friction rub upon auscultation
low pitch, soft amplitude, rustling sound, located over peripheral
vesicular lung sounds lung fields where air flows through smaller bronchioles and
alveoli
Bronchial lung sounds heard over trachea, high pitched, hollow, and loud
medium pitched and moderately loud
bronchovesicular breath sounds found on either side of the sternal border anteriorly and
between the scalp posteriorly
also known as nexplanon
etonogestrel
a subdermal implant for the prevention of pregnancy
prevents of stops a migraine headache by blocking alpha-
ergotamine adrenergic receptors in the cranial peripheral vascular smooth
muscle
larger volume of distribution
Why is an obese client at risk for
vitamin D is tightly bound in fatty tissues, reduces absorption
vitamin D deficiency
potential diets that are low in vitamin D
fat soluble compounds responsible for increasing intestinal
Vitamin D
absorption of calcium, magnesium, and phosphate
plethoric excessively full of bodily fluid, particularly blood
Adult Health Nursing Final
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Prep U Chapter 9 Critical care final MH EXAM 1 Sharp
Teacher 50 terms 59 terms 88 terms
keedykins Preview hunterfuchs30 Preview mishita83
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Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
animal products such as meat, fish, poultry, and dairy foods
Choose matching term
1 Range of hematocrit 2 Foods that contain vitamin a
Why is an obese client at risk for vitamin D
3 4 manifestations of respiratory alkalosis
deficiency
Don't know?
clean narrow incision (like a surgical cut)
what is primary intention wound
inflammation and proliferation close the wound
healing?
minimal scarring
What are the risk factors for a dehiscence can occur
wound undergoing primary depending on the size of the incision organs can be affected
intention wound healing
the wound heals from the base up
What is secondary intention
granulation fills the wound bed
wound healing?
a wider more visible scar
, the wound is purposely left open for a period of time prior to a
What is third intention wound surgical closure
healing? often done if providers are worried about infection upon closure
of the site
a nervous system disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and
spinal cord
Causes loss of muscle control
Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis begins with muscle twitching and weakness in an arm or leg,
(Lou Gehrig's Disease) trouble swallowing, or slurred speech.
eventually controls muscles needed to move, speak, eat or
breathe
fatal
a fat soluble vitamin that is stored in the liver
helps form and maintain healthy teeth, skeletal and soft tissue,
Vitamin A
mucus membranes, and skin. produces the pigments in the retina
of the eye
Foods that contain vitamin a animal products such as meat, fish, poultry, and dairy foods
hirsutism growth of excessive male-pattern hair in women after puberty
halo of erythema surrounding the skin
purulent drainage
S/S of infection with secondary
swelling
intention healing
warmth
strong odor
eat a source of protein with each meal (this delays gastric
emptying
Diet for dumping sydrome consume beverages between meals
consume small, frequent meals
include low-fiber foods
dyspnea, hiccups and a non-productive cough
manifestations of pericarditis sharp chest pain
friction rub upon auscultation
low pitch, soft amplitude, rustling sound, located over peripheral
vesicular lung sounds lung fields where air flows through smaller bronchioles and
alveoli
Bronchial lung sounds heard over trachea, high pitched, hollow, and loud
medium pitched and moderately loud
bronchovesicular breath sounds found on either side of the sternal border anteriorly and
between the scalp posteriorly
also known as nexplanon
etonogestrel
a subdermal implant for the prevention of pregnancy
prevents of stops a migraine headache by blocking alpha-
ergotamine adrenergic receptors in the cranial peripheral vascular smooth
muscle
larger volume of distribution
Why is an obese client at risk for
vitamin D is tightly bound in fatty tissues, reduces absorption
vitamin D deficiency
potential diets that are low in vitamin D
fat soluble compounds responsible for increasing intestinal
Vitamin D
absorption of calcium, magnesium, and phosphate
plethoric excessively full of bodily fluid, particularly blood
