Equipment: Cup of water• Have the patient drink some fluids.• Assess for:- Coughing-
Drooling- Pocketing of fluid on the side of the cheek
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swallowing assessment
,isused to assess pain for children between 2 months-7 years or in individuals who are
unable to communicate their pain
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Face, Legs, Activity, Cry, Consolability (FLACC)
of skin becomes thinner and more fragile.
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Epidermal layer
___ and ____is correlated with decreased quality of life and functional deficits
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Psychological and cognitive impairment
general health- - Signs of general discomfort or pain- No signs of cardiac or
respiratory distress
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distress
,____ does not end but continues in older adulthood.• ___ and ____ is a very sensitive topic
to discuss with the older patient.- Provide ___ and be sensitive to this discussion.
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Sexuality, Sexual interest and function, privacy
Infant heart rate
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80-120bpm
Nurses should know the _____occurring as individuals age
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physiological changes
The higher the denominator the poorer distant visual acuity.• Nearsightedness
(myopia)• Farsightedness (hyperopia)
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abnormal findings for visual acuity
, Some patients are reluctant to report pain.• Observe ______.• _____ and _____ are widely
used to assess pain for severely impaired or nonverbal patients.
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nonverbal body language, Critical Care Pain Observation Tool and
FacesPain Scale
AD8 has a ____format and takes only 3 minutes or so to complete.
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yes or no
Visual acuity for older child should be
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20/20
decreased production of _____ - eyes become drier- Increased ____ and ____ of the lens
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lacrimal tear secretions, opacity and clouding
Drooling- Pocketing of fluid on the side of the cheek
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swallowing assessment
,isused to assess pain for children between 2 months-7 years or in individuals who are
unable to communicate their pain
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Face, Legs, Activity, Cry, Consolability (FLACC)
of skin becomes thinner and more fragile.
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Epidermal layer
___ and ____is correlated with decreased quality of life and functional deficits
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Psychological and cognitive impairment
general health- - Signs of general discomfort or pain- No signs of cardiac or
respiratory distress
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distress
,____ does not end but continues in older adulthood.• ___ and ____ is a very sensitive topic
to discuss with the older patient.- Provide ___ and be sensitive to this discussion.
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Sexuality, Sexual interest and function, privacy
Infant heart rate
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80-120bpm
Nurses should know the _____occurring as individuals age
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physiological changes
The higher the denominator the poorer distant visual acuity.• Nearsightedness
(myopia)• Farsightedness (hyperopia)
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abnormal findings for visual acuity
, Some patients are reluctant to report pain.• Observe ______.• _____ and _____ are widely
used to assess pain for severely impaired or nonverbal patients.
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nonverbal body language, Critical Care Pain Observation Tool and
FacesPain Scale
AD8 has a ____format and takes only 3 minutes or so to complete.
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yes or no
Visual acuity for older child should be
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20/20
decreased production of _____ - eyes become drier- Increased ____ and ____ of the lens
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lacrimal tear secretions, opacity and clouding
