Enemas:
Soapsuds
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, Cleansing
5 mL of castile soap added to 1,000 mL of tap water or normal saline
What is an acute illness?
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Strikes suddenly
Last for no more than 6 months
Examples: food poisoning or the flu
Active Range of Motion
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Range of motion in all extremities that that patient is able to perform on their
own or with minimal assistance.
Opposition
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Touching of fingers using the thumb of same hand
,Restraint:
Vest
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Used to protect a patient in danger of getting out of bed or out of a
wheelchair or chair.
Placed on the patient with the crossover in front and the straps tied to the
lower portion of the back of the wheelchair. If used with the patient in bed the
straps are tied to the moveable portion of the bed frame not the bed rails.
Defense Mechanism:
Minimization
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Not acknowledging or accepting the significance of one's own behavior,
making it less important.
Example: A person thinking it doesn't matter how much he drinks as long as he
doesn't drink and drive.
Tertiary Defenses
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, Lymphocytes
T cells
B cells
What is the fifth level of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?
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Self-Actualization Needs: Personal growth and reaching potential.
Sleep Disorder:
Bruxism
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Grinding of teeth during sleep
What is the fourth level of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?
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Self-Esteem: Pride, sense of accomplishment, and recognition by others
Soapsuds
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, Cleansing
5 mL of castile soap added to 1,000 mL of tap water or normal saline
What is an acute illness?
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Strikes suddenly
Last for no more than 6 months
Examples: food poisoning or the flu
Active Range of Motion
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Range of motion in all extremities that that patient is able to perform on their
own or with minimal assistance.
Opposition
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Touching of fingers using the thumb of same hand
,Restraint:
Vest
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Used to protect a patient in danger of getting out of bed or out of a
wheelchair or chair.
Placed on the patient with the crossover in front and the straps tied to the
lower portion of the back of the wheelchair. If used with the patient in bed the
straps are tied to the moveable portion of the bed frame not the bed rails.
Defense Mechanism:
Minimization
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Not acknowledging or accepting the significance of one's own behavior,
making it less important.
Example: A person thinking it doesn't matter how much he drinks as long as he
doesn't drink and drive.
Tertiary Defenses
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, Lymphocytes
T cells
B cells
What is the fifth level of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?
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Self-Actualization Needs: Personal growth and reaching potential.
Sleep Disorder:
Bruxism
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Grinding of teeth during sleep
What is the fourth level of Maslow's Hierarchy of needs?
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Self-Esteem: Pride, sense of accomplishment, and recognition by others
