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The nurse cares for a client with an abdominal wound. The nurse notes there's purple to drainage from the wound. Which action does the nurse take first? - Answer Places the client on contact precaution The nurse identifies which change in the genitourinary system is usually associated with client aging? - Answer Increased frequency Following a total hip arthroplasty, the older adult client is prescribed to start ambulation using a walker. Which statement by the nurse regardi...

Which client's vital signs will the nurse assess every four hours? a client in a critical care unit in septic shock a client hospitalized with hypertension a resident in a long-term care facility a client receiving intravenous antibiotics as an outpatient - Answer a client hospitalized with hypertension The arterial blood gases for a client in shock demonstrate increased carbon dioxide and decreased oxygen. What type of respirations would the nurse expect to assess based on these...

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population health - Answer - overarching approach to health that targets improvement of specific groups towards reducing health inequities - analysis of societal conditions that shape populations & how conditions affect experiences of illness & disease what shapes public health practice - Answer population health what is public health - Answer - the organized efforts of society, to prevent injury, illness, & premature death focus of public health - Answer - p...

What is palliative care - Answer Palliative care increases quality of life through prevention and relief of suffering. Affirms dying as a normal process, offers holistic care to person/s, and is provided by a range of health/social care. How does palliative care work - Answer Provides comfort (relief of sufforing) with chronic/progressive illness though addressing illness trajectory and addressing pain/sx management, social/psych/emotional/spiritual support, caregiver support. ...

is palliative care just for patients that are dying? palliative approach is for who? - Answer NO palliative approach is doing anything that will improve pts quality of life do we use the term "appositive patient" - Answer NO also dont say "this person is pallaitive -- this is labelling What's happening in Canada? -aging population -increased life expectancy -1 in ___ Canadian adults living w/ at least one major chronic illness -chornic diseases make up ...

population health - Answer - overarching approach to health that targets improvement of specific groups towards reducing health inequities - analysis of societal conditions that shape populations & how conditions affect experiences of illness & disease what shapes public health practice - Answer population health what is public health - Answer - the organized efforts of society, to prevent injury, illness, & premature death focus of public health - Answer - p...

what are healthy communities based from>? - Answer Equitable engagement intersectoral partnerships political commitment Healthy public policy Asset-based community development: use what a community has already Community assessment - Answer gather, analyze, reporting information about needs of communities . LOOKS at capacities or strengths community assessment (assessment) - Answer ONGOING Focus on purpose and assess what determines the health of community. -...

Who would a district or visiting nurse most likely work with in the early 1900s in Canada? Poor families b. The community c. School children d. Families who could pay - Answer a ___________________ were Canada's first community nursing order who made significant contributions to promote health equity by providing access to health services, food, shelter, and education for people rendered vulnerable: Public health nurses b. Grey Nuns c. School nurses d. Victorian...

what does "home" mean? - Answer -more people want to stay at home = seniors -home care has allowed nurses to care for people during covid in their homes, and low hospitalization rates -caregivers also need support -home care is not only in traditional homes -complement not a place individuals’ ability to care for themselves -provides holistic experience relational inquiry in practice: home health nursing - Answer developing better relationships w/clients than whe...

Why Should We Address the Whole Person? - Answer To maintain our patients' dignity - dignity is associated with quality of life What is Dignity? - Answer Inherent to all of us Highly individualized Common elements: Feeling valued and important - self-worth; State of physical, emotional, social, and spiritual comfort What Impacts Dignity? - Answer Nature and quality of interaction with others Illness-related concerns Personal perspectives and practices to con...

Palliative care definition - Answer Palliative care is an approach focused on providing comfort and dignity for patients with chronic progressive illnesses. It aims to improve the quality of life by addressing: Pain and symptom management. Social, psychological, emotional, and spiritual support. Caregiver support SPIKES method for palliative communication - Answer - S etting/situation: read clinical records, ensure privacy, no interruptions. - P erception: what do they kno...

The nurse is assigned to care for four clients on the medical-surgical unit. Which client should the nurse see first on the shift assessment? a. A client admitted with pneumonia with a fever of 100° F (37.8°C) and some diaphoresis b. A client with congestive heart failure with clear lung sounds on the previous shift c. A client with new-onset of shortness of breath (SOB) and a history of pulmonary edema (PE) d. A client undergoing long-term corticosteroid therapy with mild bruising on th...

The nurse is reviewing a urinalysis report on an assigned patient. The nurse recognizes which findings to be normal? (Select all that apply) 1. Turbidity clear 2. pH 6.0 3. Glucose negative 4. Red blood cells, 15-20 5. White blood cells, 1-3 - Answer 4 & 5 Red blood cells, 15-20 White blood cells, 1-3 The nurse is caring for a patient who has just had a renal angiography performed. What is the priority assessment? 1. Blood pressure 2. Respiratory effort 3. Puncture site 4. Ur...

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In a post tensioned Beam what is the minimum size bar used to support the beam? - Answer #4 Bar What is the minimum height between finished floor and joist in the kitchen is 48" on center? - Answer 7 FT How thick does a load bearing masonry need to be on a single story building? - Answer 6 inches What chemical is used for high heat concrete - Answer retarder when mechanical equipment is on the roof, how far from the edge of the roof should a warning line be...

An individual applied for auto insurance and obtained coverage from ABC Insurance Company. Who is the first party in the contract? A. The insured B. The insurer C. The agent D. The insured and agent - Answer The insured (customer) If a fire causes damge to a building the fire is A. a hazard B. a peril C. a risk D. an exposure - Answer A peril Wearing a seatbelt in a car is an example if which method of managing risk? A. Retain B. Avoid C. Reduce D. Transfer -...

At what stage of the construction process would the builder cut out the sole plate in a door opening? - Answer after the wall has been erected and braced When wide square edge boards are being used for board and batten siding, how should the batten strips be nailed ? - Answer to only one siding board According to the code, the minimum allowable height of a guardrail at a restaurant deck (or any commercial building) is _____ inches above the finished floor height of the deck or ...

The costs of running your business, including office expenses, etc., is called: a. Direct Costs b. Overhead c. A liability d. Accrual - Answer b. Overhead Which government agency collects State Unemployment Tax? a. Employment Development Department b. County Unemployment Office c. Franchise Tax Board d. Internal Revenue Service - Answer a. Employment Development Department Who does not need a California Contractor's State License? a. Someone who repairs or mai...

The bucket's maximum capacity when the material is heaped above the edges of the bucket is - Answer heaped The contents of the bucket when it is filled to the level of the rim. No material is heaped over the rims, is - Answer struck Struck capacity is - Answer level Heaped capacity is - Answer above the rim How is a load factor calculated - Answer bank volume / bank volume + swell percentage Co. vol. = - Answer L x W x D / 27 What is the a...