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Terms in this set (329)
Passive range-of-motion exercises Exercises performed to maintain joint mobility and
prevent stiffness.
Intravenous infusions The administration of fluids directly into a vein.
Thrombosis The formation of a blood clot within a blood vessel.
Blood pressure assessment The measurement of the force of blood against the walls of
the arteries.
Thermal adaptation The body's receptors adapt over time as they are exposed to
heat.
Cholesterol management Diet and lifestyle modifications aimed at lowering cholesterol
levels.
,Sims' position A position where the client is lying on their left side with the
right knee drawn up.
Jehovah's Witness beliefs A religious belief that prohibits blood transfusions.
Ice pack application The use of ice to reduce swelling and pain in an injury.
Nipride administration The process of administering the medication Nipride for
blood pressure management.
Dosage calculation The process of determining the correct amount of medication
to administer.
Drip factor The number of drops per milliliter delivered by an intravenous
set.
Upper extremities for IV The preferred site for intravenous infusions due to better
venous return.
Passive ROM support The need to grip directly under the joint for better support
during passive range-of-motion exercises.
Blood pressure cuff size The importance of using the correct cuff size to obtain an
accurate blood pressure reading.
Heat application duration The recommended duration for heat application is 20 to 30
minutes.
Exercise recommendations for cholesterol Clients should exercise 30 minutes per day, or at least 4 to 6
times per week.
Enema administration position The left-sided Sims' position allows for better results when
administering an enema.
Client assessment after ice pack The first action should be to assess the skin for any possible
thermal injury.
Weight conversion for medication Convert pounds to kilograms by dividing by 2.2.
Medication concentration calculation Determine how many micrograms are contained in 1 milliliter
of a solution.
Client's blood pressure range The importance of reassessing blood pressure using the
correct size cuff.
Dietary restrictions for cholesterol Limiting saturated fat from animal food sources to no more
than 4 ounces per week.
Client transfer safety The safest method for transferring a client with left-sided
weakness involves using the stronger side.
, Nursing actions for UAP The nurse should instruct UAPs on the correct technique for
assessing blood pressure.
IV complications Cannulation of veins in the lower extremities increases the risk
of thrombus formation.
Joint movement during passive ROM The joint being exercised should be uncovered while the rest
of the body remains covered.
Blood transfusion concerns Blood transfusions are forbidden in the Jehovah's
Witness religion.
Thermal injury assessment Assess the skin under the ice pack for any signs of injury.
Drip Factor Rate of fluid delivery in gtt/ml.
Dimensional Analysis Method to convert units using ratios.
Nasogastric Tube Feeding Nutrition delivered through a tube into the stomach.
Aspiration Risk Increased chance of inhaling food or fluid.
pH Check Test to assess tube placement using fluid acidity.
Theophylline Bronchodilator medication for respiratory conditions.
Around-the-Clock Dosing Regular medication schedule for consistent effect.
Aerobic Exercise Program Intensive physical activity for cardiovascular health.
Physical Examination Comprehensive health assessment before exercise.
Inhaler Use Medication delivered during the last inhalation phase.
Diuretic Metolazone Medication for fluid retention management.
Medication Calculation Determining correct dosage based on available forms.
Bedrest Nursing Care Care focused on preventing complications from immobility.
NGT Flushing Clearing tube with water before medication administration.
Pain Management Regular analgesic administration for chronic pain relief.
Cyanosis Bluish discoloration indicating poor circulation.
Nutritional Assessment Evaluation of dietary needs based on health status.
Protein Intake Increased dietary protein needed for recovery or growth.
HESI Fundamentals Exam Test Bank GUARANTEED PASS!!
Terms in this set (329)
Passive range-of-motion exercises Exercises performed to maintain joint mobility and
prevent stiffness.
Intravenous infusions The administration of fluids directly into a vein.
Thrombosis The formation of a blood clot within a blood vessel.
Blood pressure assessment The measurement of the force of blood against the walls of
the arteries.
Thermal adaptation The body's receptors adapt over time as they are exposed to
heat.
Cholesterol management Diet and lifestyle modifications aimed at lowering cholesterol
levels.
,Sims' position A position where the client is lying on their left side with the
right knee drawn up.
Jehovah's Witness beliefs A religious belief that prohibits blood transfusions.
Ice pack application The use of ice to reduce swelling and pain in an injury.
Nipride administration The process of administering the medication Nipride for
blood pressure management.
Dosage calculation The process of determining the correct amount of medication
to administer.
Drip factor The number of drops per milliliter delivered by an intravenous
set.
Upper extremities for IV The preferred site for intravenous infusions due to better
venous return.
Passive ROM support The need to grip directly under the joint for better support
during passive range-of-motion exercises.
Blood pressure cuff size The importance of using the correct cuff size to obtain an
accurate blood pressure reading.
Heat application duration The recommended duration for heat application is 20 to 30
minutes.
Exercise recommendations for cholesterol Clients should exercise 30 minutes per day, or at least 4 to 6
times per week.
Enema administration position The left-sided Sims' position allows for better results when
administering an enema.
Client assessment after ice pack The first action should be to assess the skin for any possible
thermal injury.
Weight conversion for medication Convert pounds to kilograms by dividing by 2.2.
Medication concentration calculation Determine how many micrograms are contained in 1 milliliter
of a solution.
Client's blood pressure range The importance of reassessing blood pressure using the
correct size cuff.
Dietary restrictions for cholesterol Limiting saturated fat from animal food sources to no more
than 4 ounces per week.
Client transfer safety The safest method for transferring a client with left-sided
weakness involves using the stronger side.
, Nursing actions for UAP The nurse should instruct UAPs on the correct technique for
assessing blood pressure.
IV complications Cannulation of veins in the lower extremities increases the risk
of thrombus formation.
Joint movement during passive ROM The joint being exercised should be uncovered while the rest
of the body remains covered.
Blood transfusion concerns Blood transfusions are forbidden in the Jehovah's
Witness religion.
Thermal injury assessment Assess the skin under the ice pack for any signs of injury.
Drip Factor Rate of fluid delivery in gtt/ml.
Dimensional Analysis Method to convert units using ratios.
Nasogastric Tube Feeding Nutrition delivered through a tube into the stomach.
Aspiration Risk Increased chance of inhaling food or fluid.
pH Check Test to assess tube placement using fluid acidity.
Theophylline Bronchodilator medication for respiratory conditions.
Around-the-Clock Dosing Regular medication schedule for consistent effect.
Aerobic Exercise Program Intensive physical activity for cardiovascular health.
Physical Examination Comprehensive health assessment before exercise.
Inhaler Use Medication delivered during the last inhalation phase.
Diuretic Metolazone Medication for fluid retention management.
Medication Calculation Determining correct dosage based on available forms.
Bedrest Nursing Care Care focused on preventing complications from immobility.
NGT Flushing Clearing tube with water before medication administration.
Pain Management Regular analgesic administration for chronic pain relief.
Cyanosis Bluish discoloration indicating poor circulation.
Nutritional Assessment Evaluation of dietary needs based on health status.
Protein Intake Increased dietary protein needed for recovery or growth.
