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What is unintentional physical neglect? Failure of the family member or caregiver to provide basic goods or services
Assessing risk for IPV and presence of IPV can aid in early intervention in the clinical
How should you respond to intimate
setting. Early intervention may result in fewer long-term physical and mental health
partner violence?
consequences
Have you relied on people for any of the following: bathing, dressing, shopping,
banking, or meals?
Has anyone prevented you from being with people you wanted to be with?
What questions are appropriate for Have you been upset because someone talked to you in a way that made you feel
screening the elderly for abuse? ashamed or threatened?
Has anyone tried to force you to sign papers or to use your money against your will?
Has anyone made you afraid, touched you in ways that you did not want, or hurt you
physically?
How does physical, emotional, financial,
and sexual abuse compare?
At what time during the assessment, if any, If pulse can not be heard
would a doppler be used?
How does physical, emotional, financial,
and sexual abuse contrast?
When is appropriate to take photos of Only for documentation purposes and after the consent of the patient
abuse?
If going into a room and assessing a The room temperature being comfortable
patient's abdomen, what would be most
important to the patient?
What is the process of palpation? Applies sense of touch to assess
What is the process of auscultation? Applies sense of hearing to listen to the body's internal sounds
What is the process of percussion? Tapping patient's skin with short, sharp strokes
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What is the process of inspection? Applies sense of sight, looking over patient as a whole and each body system
What instrument would you use if a pulse A doppler
can't be heart with your stethoscope?
What do you do if you're hearing abnormal Auscultate for 1 full minute and ask the nurse to double check
heart sounds in your patient?
Which valves are heard at the base (top) of Aortic and pulmonic
the heart?
Which valves are heard at the apex Miatril and tricuspid
(bottom) of the heart?
What is nail clubbing? Clubbing is raised nail bed =>180 degrees
View the index finger at its profile, note the angle of the nail base, it should be about
160 degrees. Nail base is firm to palpation. Curved nails are a variation of normal
What is a "profile sign" of nail clubbing?
with a convex profile. They may look like clubbed nails, but notice the angle between
nail base and nail is normal
What is a stage 1 pressure injury? Intact skin with non-blanchable redness
What is a stage 2 pressure injury? Partial-thickness loss of skin with exposed dermis
Full-thickness skin loss
Subcutaneous tissue and underlying fascia may be damaged or necrotic
What is a stage 3 pressure injury?
Bone, tendon, muscle NOT exposed
May have undermining and tunneling
Full-thickness skin and tissue loss with exposed or directly palpable fascia, muscle,
What is a stage 4 pressure injury?
tendon, ligament, cartilage or bone in the ulcer.
Full-thickness skin and tissue loss in which the extent of tissue damage within the
What is an unstageable pressure injury?
ulcer cannot be confirmed because it is obscured by slough or eschar.
What is a deep tissue pressure injure? Intact or nonintact; deep red, purple, or maroon; may appear as a blood filled blister
In which direction would you do an Head to toe
examination?
Which side of the body is the posterior Back side
side?
Which side of the body is the anterior side? Front side
If an object is distal to the body, where is Farther
it?
If an object is proximal to the body, where Closer
is it?
What is the hypothalamus responsible for? thirst, hunger, body temperature maintenance, pituitary gland, homestasis
What part of the brain is responsible for the Frontal lobe
ability to write?
Which part of the brain controls balance? The cerebellum
What does CN 1 do? Olfactory (S)- smell
What does CN II do? Optic (S) - vision
What does CN III do? Oculomotor (M) - eye muscle movement and pupil constriction
What does CN IV do? Trochlear (M)- up and down, and inward eye movement
What does CN V do? Trigeminal - (B) mastication, chewing
What does CN VI do? Abducens - (M) lateral eyeball movement
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Science Medicine Nursing
Nurs1010 Final Study Guide
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Save
Students also studied
Pain Management Med Terms Ch. 3 Chapter 2 Clinical Judgement Pre-Cli
31 terms 93 terms 22 terms 81 terms
jessicxs22 Preview kleindlcl Preview Jenny1720 Preview stel
Terms in this set (110)
What is unintentional physical neglect? Failure of the family member or caregiver to provide basic goods or services
Assessing risk for IPV and presence of IPV can aid in early intervention in the clinical
How should you respond to intimate
setting. Early intervention may result in fewer long-term physical and mental health
partner violence?
consequences
Have you relied on people for any of the following: bathing, dressing, shopping,
banking, or meals?
Has anyone prevented you from being with people you wanted to be with?
What questions are appropriate for Have you been upset because someone talked to you in a way that made you feel
screening the elderly for abuse? ashamed or threatened?
Has anyone tried to force you to sign papers or to use your money against your will?
Has anyone made you afraid, touched you in ways that you did not want, or hurt you
physically?
How does physical, emotional, financial,
and sexual abuse compare?
At what time during the assessment, if any, If pulse can not be heard
would a doppler be used?
How does physical, emotional, financial,
and sexual abuse contrast?
When is appropriate to take photos of Only for documentation purposes and after the consent of the patient
abuse?
If going into a room and assessing a The room temperature being comfortable
patient's abdomen, what would be most
important to the patient?
What is the process of palpation? Applies sense of touch to assess
What is the process of auscultation? Applies sense of hearing to listen to the body's internal sounds
What is the process of percussion? Tapping patient's skin with short, sharp strokes
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What is the process of inspection? Applies sense of sight, looking over patient as a whole and each body system
What instrument would you use if a pulse A doppler
can't be heart with your stethoscope?
What do you do if you're hearing abnormal Auscultate for 1 full minute and ask the nurse to double check
heart sounds in your patient?
Which valves are heard at the base (top) of Aortic and pulmonic
the heart?
Which valves are heard at the apex Miatril and tricuspid
(bottom) of the heart?
What is nail clubbing? Clubbing is raised nail bed =>180 degrees
View the index finger at its profile, note the angle of the nail base, it should be about
160 degrees. Nail base is firm to palpation. Curved nails are a variation of normal
What is a "profile sign" of nail clubbing?
with a convex profile. They may look like clubbed nails, but notice the angle between
nail base and nail is normal
What is a stage 1 pressure injury? Intact skin with non-blanchable redness
What is a stage 2 pressure injury? Partial-thickness loss of skin with exposed dermis
Full-thickness skin loss
Subcutaneous tissue and underlying fascia may be damaged or necrotic
What is a stage 3 pressure injury?
Bone, tendon, muscle NOT exposed
May have undermining and tunneling
Full-thickness skin and tissue loss with exposed or directly palpable fascia, muscle,
What is a stage 4 pressure injury?
tendon, ligament, cartilage or bone in the ulcer.
Full-thickness skin and tissue loss in which the extent of tissue damage within the
What is an unstageable pressure injury?
ulcer cannot be confirmed because it is obscured by slough or eschar.
What is a deep tissue pressure injure? Intact or nonintact; deep red, purple, or maroon; may appear as a blood filled blister
In which direction would you do an Head to toe
examination?
Which side of the body is the posterior Back side
side?
Which side of the body is the anterior side? Front side
If an object is distal to the body, where is Farther
it?
If an object is proximal to the body, where Closer
is it?
What is the hypothalamus responsible for? thirst, hunger, body temperature maintenance, pituitary gland, homestasis
What part of the brain is responsible for the Frontal lobe
ability to write?
Which part of the brain controls balance? The cerebellum
What does CN 1 do? Olfactory (S)- smell
What does CN II do? Optic (S) - vision
What does CN III do? Oculomotor (M) - eye muscle movement and pupil constriction
What does CN IV do? Trochlear (M)- up and down, and inward eye movement
What does CN V do? Trigeminal - (B) mastication, chewing
What does CN VI do? Abducens - (M) lateral eyeball movement
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