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DO NOT delegate what you can...EAT (Acronym) Answer: Evaluate, Assess, Teach
UAP's can not be delegated: Answer: EAT, meds, and unstable patients
LPNs cannot be delegated: Answer: Anything related with blood.
1 oz = ? mL Answer: 30 mL
MAP formula Answer: SBP+2(DBP)/3
Normal level for CVP Answer: 2 - 8 mmhg
Increased CVP can indicate Answer: Right ventricular failure or fluid volume excess
Order of assessment Answer: 1) Inspection
2) Palpation
3) Percussion
4) Auscultation (except with the abdomen, this is #2)
Blood type O Answer: - Can receive from O
- Can donate to O, A, B, AB,
Blood Type A Answer: Antigen-A; Antibody-Anti B; Can receive from A or O; Can donate to A
or AB
Blood type B Answer: - Receive from B and O
- Can donate to B and AB
Blood Type AB Answer: - Can donate to O, A, B, AB
- Can receive from AB
buck's traction Answer: knee immobility
russell's traction Answer: a sling is positioned under the knee which suspends the distal thigh
above the bed (femur or lower leg)
dunlap traction Answer: skeletal or skin
bryant's traction Answer: children <3 y <35 lbs with femur fx
Infant's development: 2-3 months Answer: Turns head side to side
Infant's development: 4-5 months Answer: Grasps, switch & roll
Infant's development: 6-7 months Answer: Sit at 6, waves bye-bue
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, Infant's development: 8-9 months Answer: Stands straight at 8
Infant's development: 10-11 months Answer: Belly to butt (phrase has 11 letters)
Infant's development: 12-13 months Answer: Twelve and up, drink from a cup
Erikson's Stage: Infancy (0-18m) Answer: Trust vs. Mistrust
Development of trust based on caregivers
Erikson's Stage: Early childhood (18m-3yrs) Answer: Autonomy vs. Shame & doubt
Development of sense of
personal control
Preschool (3-5yrs) Answer: Initiative vs. Guilt
Development of sense of
purpose and directive
School age (6- 11yrs) Answer: Industry vs. Inferiority
Development of pride in accomplishments
Erikson's Stage: Adolescence (12-18yrs) Answer: Identity vs. Role confusion
Exploration of independence and development of self
Erikson's Stage: Early adulthood (18- 40yrs) Answer: Intimacy vs. Isolation
Development of personal relationships and love
Erikson's Stage: Adulthood (40- 65yrs) Answer: Generativity vs. Stagnation
Fulfilling goals and building career and family
Erikson's Stage: Older adult (>65yrs) Answer: Integrity vs. Despair
Looking back on life with acceptance
Parkland formula: Answer: 4ml/kg/%body burned
How should you administer the fluids when utilizing the Parkland formula? Answer: - 1st 8h:
1⁄2 total volume - 2nd/ 8h: 1⁄4 total volume - 3rd 8h: 1⁄4 total volume
What does it control? Cranial Nerve I Olfactory Answer: Smell test
What does it control? II Optic Answer: Visual acuity and visual fields
What does it control? III Oculomotor Answer: Pupil constriction and extraocular movements
What does it control? IV Trochlear Answer: Extraocular movements: inferior adduction
What does it control? V Trigeminal Answer: Clench teeth and light touch
What does it control? VI Abducens Answer: Extraocular movements: lateral abduction
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PERFECTION| STUDY WITH CONFIDENCE!
DO NOT delegate what you can...EAT (Acronym) Answer: Evaluate, Assess, Teach
UAP's can not be delegated: Answer: EAT, meds, and unstable patients
LPNs cannot be delegated: Answer: Anything related with blood.
1 oz = ? mL Answer: 30 mL
MAP formula Answer: SBP+2(DBP)/3
Normal level for CVP Answer: 2 - 8 mmhg
Increased CVP can indicate Answer: Right ventricular failure or fluid volume excess
Order of assessment Answer: 1) Inspection
2) Palpation
3) Percussion
4) Auscultation (except with the abdomen, this is #2)
Blood type O Answer: - Can receive from O
- Can donate to O, A, B, AB,
Blood Type A Answer: Antigen-A; Antibody-Anti B; Can receive from A or O; Can donate to A
or AB
Blood type B Answer: - Receive from B and O
- Can donate to B and AB
Blood Type AB Answer: - Can donate to O, A, B, AB
- Can receive from AB
buck's traction Answer: knee immobility
russell's traction Answer: a sling is positioned under the knee which suspends the distal thigh
above the bed (femur or lower leg)
dunlap traction Answer: skeletal or skin
bryant's traction Answer: children <3 y <35 lbs with femur fx
Infant's development: 2-3 months Answer: Turns head side to side
Infant's development: 4-5 months Answer: Grasps, switch & roll
Infant's development: 6-7 months Answer: Sit at 6, waves bye-bue
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, Infant's development: 8-9 months Answer: Stands straight at 8
Infant's development: 10-11 months Answer: Belly to butt (phrase has 11 letters)
Infant's development: 12-13 months Answer: Twelve and up, drink from a cup
Erikson's Stage: Infancy (0-18m) Answer: Trust vs. Mistrust
Development of trust based on caregivers
Erikson's Stage: Early childhood (18m-3yrs) Answer: Autonomy vs. Shame & doubt
Development of sense of
personal control
Preschool (3-5yrs) Answer: Initiative vs. Guilt
Development of sense of
purpose and directive
School age (6- 11yrs) Answer: Industry vs. Inferiority
Development of pride in accomplishments
Erikson's Stage: Adolescence (12-18yrs) Answer: Identity vs. Role confusion
Exploration of independence and development of self
Erikson's Stage: Early adulthood (18- 40yrs) Answer: Intimacy vs. Isolation
Development of personal relationships and love
Erikson's Stage: Adulthood (40- 65yrs) Answer: Generativity vs. Stagnation
Fulfilling goals and building career and family
Erikson's Stage: Older adult (>65yrs) Answer: Integrity vs. Despair
Looking back on life with acceptance
Parkland formula: Answer: 4ml/kg/%body burned
How should you administer the fluids when utilizing the Parkland formula? Answer: - 1st 8h:
1⁄2 total volume - 2nd/ 8h: 1⁄4 total volume - 3rd 8h: 1⁄4 total volume
What does it control? Cranial Nerve I Olfactory Answer: Smell test
What does it control? II Optic Answer: Visual acuity and visual fields
What does it control? III Oculomotor Answer: Pupil constriction and extraocular movements
What does it control? IV Trochlear Answer: Extraocular movements: inferior adduction
What does it control? V Trigeminal Answer: Clench teeth and light touch
What does it control? VI Abducens Answer: Extraocular movements: lateral abduction
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