NUR 265 Final Exam with correct answers
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subjective data ||\\||\\
Things a person tells you about that you cannot observe
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through your senses; symptoms ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
objective data ||\\||\\
information that is seen, heard, felt, or smelled by an observer; ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
signs
Primary data source ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
patient
Secondary Data Sources ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
family members, health records, significant others
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General Survey ||\\||\\
physical appearance, body structure, mobility, behavior
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Complete database ||\\||\\
full physical exam
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Focused database ||\\||\\
focuses on 1 or 2 systems ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Follow-up database ||\\||\\
,follow-up after implementation ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
inspection
use of sight to gather data
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used throughout PE ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
tools used to enhance inspection (penlight) ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
palpation
start light to deep ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
palpate tender areas last ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
dorsum for temp ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
palms for pulsations ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
tips of fingers for texture, moisture, mass, edema
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percussion
tapping on a surface to determine the difference in the density ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
of the underlying structure (flatness, dullness, resonance,
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hyperresonance, tympany) ||\\||\\
Auscultation
Diaphragm- BP, lungs, BS, heart ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Bell- vascular sounds, murmur ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Auscultation
gender role ||\\||\\
a set of expected behaviors for males or for females
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gender
, in psychology, the biologically and socially influenced
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characteristics by which people define male and female ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
gender identity ||\\||\\
one's sense of being male or female
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pressure injuries ||\\||\\
injuries or wounds that result from skin deterioration and
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shearing
Stage 1 Pressure Injury
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non-blanchable erythema of intact skin ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Stage 2 Pressure Injury
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partial-thickness skin loss with exposed dermis ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Stage 3 Pressure Injury
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full-thickness skin loss; not involving underlying fascia ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Stage 4 Pressure Injury
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full-thickness skin and tissue loss ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Unstageable Pressure Injury ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
obscured full-thickness skin and tissue loss ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Deep Tissue Pressure Injury
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persistent non-blanchable deep red, maroon, or purple ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
discoloration
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subjective data ||\\||\\
Things a person tells you about that you cannot observe
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through your senses; symptoms ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
objective data ||\\||\\
information that is seen, heard, felt, or smelled by an observer; ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
signs
Primary data source ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
patient
Secondary Data Sources ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
family members, health records, significant others
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
General Survey ||\\||\\
physical appearance, body structure, mobility, behavior
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Complete database ||\\||\\
full physical exam
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Focused database ||\\||\\
focuses on 1 or 2 systems ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Follow-up database ||\\||\\
,follow-up after implementation ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
inspection
use of sight to gather data
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
used throughout PE ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
tools used to enhance inspection (penlight) ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
palpation
start light to deep ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
palpate tender areas last ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
dorsum for temp ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
palms for pulsations ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
tips of fingers for texture, moisture, mass, edema
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
percussion
tapping on a surface to determine the difference in the density ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
of the underlying structure (flatness, dullness, resonance,
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
hyperresonance, tympany) ||\\||\\
Auscultation
Diaphragm- BP, lungs, BS, heart ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Bell- vascular sounds, murmur ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Auscultation
gender role ||\\||\\
a set of expected behaviors for males or for females
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
gender
, in psychology, the biologically and socially influenced
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characteristics by which people define male and female ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
gender identity ||\\||\\
one's sense of being male or female
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
pressure injuries ||\\||\\
injuries or wounds that result from skin deterioration and
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
shearing
Stage 1 Pressure Injury
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non-blanchable erythema of intact skin ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Stage 2 Pressure Injury
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partial-thickness skin loss with exposed dermis ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Stage 3 Pressure Injury
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full-thickness skin loss; not involving underlying fascia ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Stage 4 Pressure Injury
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full-thickness skin and tissue loss ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Unstageable Pressure Injury ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
obscured full-thickness skin and tissue loss ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Deep Tissue Pressure Injury
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persistent non-blanchable deep red, maroon, or purple ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
discoloration