Normal breath sounds:
-hollowing bowling sounds
-heard over main airways: trachea and sternum
-inspiration shorter than expiration
(I<E)
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Brachial
,Type of drains?
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-Jackson-pratt
-penrose
-hemovac
Duration of wound?
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-acute=rapid onset of short duration
-chronic=slow development and long duration
-latent=infection present with no symptoms
What is the order for an abdominal assessment? How does it differ?
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1. Inspect (look)
2. Auscultate (listen)
3. Palpate (touch)
4. Percuss (tap)
Stage of infection:
Convalescence
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Tissue repair, return to health
Head to toe:
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-Vitals
-Genera survey: skin, head, neck
-Respiratory & Cardiovascular
-Abdomen
-Musculoskeletal and Neurological
How is nursing regulated?
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-Nurse Practice acts
-Licensure
-State boards of nursing
-Professional standards
What organs are each abdominal quadrants
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Major organs:
-RUQ= liver, gallbladder
-LUQ= stomach, spleen, pancreas
, -RLQ= appendix
-LLQ=not much is here
Contact transmission
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pathogen is spread by direct contact
Source: draining wound, secretions and supplies
Precautions: private room, clean gown and glove use, disposal of
contaminated items in room, double bag and mask linen
Stage 1 of pressure ulcers?
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Redness/no break in skin
ROM:
movement of the foot so the toes point downward
(gas pedal)
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Plantar flexion
-hollowing bowling sounds
-heard over main airways: trachea and sternum
-inspiration shorter than expiration
(I<E)
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Brachial
,Type of drains?
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-Jackson-pratt
-penrose
-hemovac
Duration of wound?
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-acute=rapid onset of short duration
-chronic=slow development and long duration
-latent=infection present with no symptoms
What is the order for an abdominal assessment? How does it differ?
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1. Inspect (look)
2. Auscultate (listen)
3. Palpate (touch)
4. Percuss (tap)
Stage of infection:
Convalescence
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Tissue repair, return to health
Head to toe:
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-Vitals
-Genera survey: skin, head, neck
-Respiratory & Cardiovascular
-Abdomen
-Musculoskeletal and Neurological
How is nursing regulated?
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-Nurse Practice acts
-Licensure
-State boards of nursing
-Professional standards
What organs are each abdominal quadrants
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Major organs:
-RUQ= liver, gallbladder
-LUQ= stomach, spleen, pancreas
, -RLQ= appendix
-LLQ=not much is here
Contact transmission
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pathogen is spread by direct contact
Source: draining wound, secretions and supplies
Precautions: private room, clean gown and glove use, disposal of
contaminated items in room, double bag and mask linen
Stage 1 of pressure ulcers?
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Redness/no break in skin
ROM:
movement of the foot so the toes point downward
(gas pedal)
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Plantar flexion
