NR 224: Fundamentals Skills Exam 2 Review Chapter 41: Oxygenation Know alterations in breathing pattern/ alterations in respiratory functioning. o The three primary alterations are hypoventilation, hyperventilation, and hypoxia. o Hypoventilation and hyperventilation are often determined by arterial blood gas analysis. o At rest, the NORMAL adult respiration rate is 12 to 20 regular breaths/min. o Hyperventilation: » rate and depth of respirations increase » hypocarbia sometimes occu...

NR224 Fundamentals: Skills Exam 2 Study Guide 70 questions 1. What assessment data is needed for wound healing? Assess the patient NUTRITION. Nutrition role in healing  Calories: Cell energy  Protein: wound remolding  VIt. C, A, E  Zinc : Collage  Fluid: cell function a. Complications Nutrition: weight: any change recently (malnourished). Skin condition: turgor dehydration. Lab: albumen (normal is 3.5-5.0) Ask question: how much meat do you eat/protein? Necrosis ...

NR 224 Exam 3 Study Guide Medication Administration • 6 rights of medication administration • Right Medication • Right Dose • Right Patient • Right Route • Right Time • Right Document • Patient rights and right to refuse • They can refuse, but you can explain why they should take it. • Chemical vs. generic vs. trade • Chemical: provides the exact description of medication’s composition • Generic: the manufacturer who first develops the drug assigns the na...

NR 224 Exam 1 Study Guide Critical Thinking & the Nursing Process Ch. 15-20 • Critical thinking o What is it? o Critical Thinking Model ▪ What does each step mean and what is included in each step • HIPAA • Nursing Process o 5 phases (ADPIE) ▪ What does each step mean and what is included within EACH step. (Think of examples.) • Data collection & types of data • 7 guidelines for writing goals • Discontinuing a plan of care • Subjective vs objective data • How t...

NR 224 Exam 1 Study Guide Critical Thinking & the Nursing Process Ch. 15-20 • Critical thinking o What is it? o Critical Thinking Model ▪ What does each step mean and what is included in each step • HIPAA • Nursing Process o 5 phases (ADPIE) ▪ What does each step mean and what is included within EACH step. (Think of examples.) • Data collection & types of data • 7 guidelines for writing goals • Discontinuing a plan of care • Subjective vs objective data • How t...

NR 224 Exam 1 Study Outline The following is a list of concepts for you to understand to be successful on Exam 1  Infection Control o Measures to prevent infection – Wash hands with soap and water when they are soiled or visibly dirty with blood or other body fluids; Wet your hands, apply soap and then scrub them vigorously for at least 15 seconds; Use an alcohol-based hand rub (foam in and out when entering a patient’s room) o The chain of infection and interventions to prevent a...

NR 224 Exam 1 Study Guide Critical Thinking & the Nursing Process Ch. 15-20 • Critical thinking o What is it? o Critical Thinking Model ▪ What does each step mean and what is included in each step • HIPAA • Nursing Process o 5 phases (ADPIE) ▪ What does each step mean and what is included within EACH step. (Think of examples.) • Data collection & types of data • 7 guidelines for writing goals • Discontinuing a plan of care • Subjective vs objective data • How t...

NR 224 Exam 3 Study Guide Medication Administration • 6 rights of medication administration • Right Medication • Right Dose • Right Patient • Right Route • Right Time • Right Document • Patient rights and right to refuse • They can refuse, but you can explain why they should take it. • Chemical vs. generic vs. trade • Chemical: provides the exact description of medication’s composition • Generic: the manufacturer who first develops the drug assigns the na...

Chapter 41: Oxygenation Know alterations in breathing pattern/ alterations in respiratory functioning. o The three primary alterations are hypoventilation, hyperventilation, and hypoxia. o Hypoventilation and hyperventilation are often determined by arterial blood gas analysis. o At rest, the NORMAL adult respiration rate is 12 to 20 regular breaths/min. o Hyperventilation: » rate and depth of respirations increase » hypocarbia sometimes occurs (also called hypocapnia, meaning reduced ...

70 questions 1. What assessment data is needed for wound healing? Assess the patient NUTRITION. Nutrition role in healing  Calories: Cell energy  Protein: wound remolding  VIt. C, A, E  Zinc : Collage  Fluid: cell function a. Complications Nutrition: weight: any change recently (malnourished). Skin condition: turgor dehydration. Lab: albumen (normal is 3.5-5.0) Ask question: how much meat do you eat/protein? Necrosis Drainage Infection Perfusion (lack of O2) hypo...