What are the 5 steps of DMF
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, Assessment: Coming to know (Recognize Cues)
Analysis: Salience (Recognize Cues)
Clinical Impression: Pattern recognition (Priority Setting and Hypothesis
Testing)
Nursing Action: Healing Initiative (Generate Solutions)
Evaluation: Reflection/Praxis (Evaluate Outcomes)
What are the two ways immobilization occurs in older adults?
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1. progressively
2. Suddenly (e.g. w/ a stroke)
What determines blood viscosity? and what is it?
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Hematocrit
percentage of red blood cells in blood
Handwashing
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The vigorous, brief rubbing together of all surfaces of lathered hands,
followed by rinsing them under a stream of water for 15 seconds.
,A contaminated water source infecting multiple hosts would be considered what
mode of transmission?
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Vehicle born
What are factors that influence respiration?
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Exercise
Acute pain
Anxiety
Smoking
Body position (straight body promotes full chest expansion, slumped body
impairs chest movement, lying flat prevents full chest expansion)
Medications
Neurological Injury
Hemoglobin Function
If a patient was active, how long do you have to wait to take pulse
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5-10 minutes
Anthropometric Measurements
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Measures of height, weight, and skinfold thickness.
Symptomatic
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A disease where pathogens multiply and and cause clinical signs and
symptoms.
What 6 things must a nurse do to assess body alignment?
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1. know normal alignment w/ age group of client.
2. Identify postures effect on alignment.
3. allow client to observe their own alignment.
4. identify learning for client to maintain proper alignment.
5. Identify trauma, muscle damage, or nerve dysfunction.
6. Identify what factors might cause poor alignment (fatigue, malnutrition,
etc.)
In people with diabetes blood pressure should be treated to below?
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, Assessment: Coming to know (Recognize Cues)
Analysis: Salience (Recognize Cues)
Clinical Impression: Pattern recognition (Priority Setting and Hypothesis
Testing)
Nursing Action: Healing Initiative (Generate Solutions)
Evaluation: Reflection/Praxis (Evaluate Outcomes)
What are the two ways immobilization occurs in older adults?
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1. progressively
2. Suddenly (e.g. w/ a stroke)
What determines blood viscosity? and what is it?
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Hematocrit
percentage of red blood cells in blood
Handwashing
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The vigorous, brief rubbing together of all surfaces of lathered hands,
followed by rinsing them under a stream of water for 15 seconds.
,A contaminated water source infecting multiple hosts would be considered what
mode of transmission?
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Vehicle born
What are factors that influence respiration?
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Exercise
Acute pain
Anxiety
Smoking
Body position (straight body promotes full chest expansion, slumped body
impairs chest movement, lying flat prevents full chest expansion)
Medications
Neurological Injury
Hemoglobin Function
If a patient was active, how long do you have to wait to take pulse
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5-10 minutes
Anthropometric Measurements
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Measures of height, weight, and skinfold thickness.
Symptomatic
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A disease where pathogens multiply and and cause clinical signs and
symptoms.
What 6 things must a nurse do to assess body alignment?
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1. know normal alignment w/ age group of client.
2. Identify postures effect on alignment.
3. allow client to observe their own alignment.
4. identify learning for client to maintain proper alignment.
5. Identify trauma, muscle damage, or nerve dysfunction.
6. Identify what factors might cause poor alignment (fatigue, malnutrition,
etc.)
In people with diabetes blood pressure should be treated to below?
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