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The nurse is caring for a patient with a small chronic pressure ulcer on the ankle what can be assigned to the health care assistant - Answer reposition the patient at least every 2 hours which of the following patients would be at most risk to develop a pressure ulcer? an elderly patient with mobility issues , a diabetic patient with properly controlled blood sugars, a patient receiving physiotherapy following knee replacement, middle aged woman with lupus who is having back surgery b...

Informatics - Answer the property and structure of information or data. Electronic Health Record (EHR) - Answer Longitudinal (rather than episode oriented) Automates and streamlines care provider's workflow Can offer evidence-based decision support quality management outcomes reporting incorporation of nursing standards and regulatory requirements into electronic forms Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) - Answer specific guidelines ...

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programmed (predictable cell death), errors (random), calorie restriction (cal reduction increases life span) - Answer biological theories of aging aging is the result of predictable cellular death; 3 theories: 1. immunity theory 2. neuroendocrine control theory 3. gene theory - Answer programmed theories of aging aging is a programmed accumulation of decline in function of immune system resulting from oxidative stress - Answer immunity theory of aging aging is a progr...

Erikson's Theory of Development - Answer Erikson maintained the theory of development that personality develops in a predetermines order through eight stages of psychosocial development. During each stage, the person experiences a psychosocial crisis which could have a positive or negative outcome for personality development Who needs to be screened for Type 2 Diabetes - Answer Ages 40 + Members of Hight risk Population Prediabetics Individuals with: High cholesterol, hypert...

b - Answer 1. The longer an individual is exposed to a strong odor, the less aware of the odor the individual becomes. This phenomenon is known as sensory a. acuity. b. adaptation. c. awareness. d. reception. e. overload. d - Answer 2. Which type of psychologist would be interested primarily in studying whether people behave differently in groups than they do when alone? a. Experimental b. Cognitive c. Developmental d. Social e. Clinical a - Answer ...

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accommodation - Answer the process by which the eye maintains a clear image on the retina anterior chamber - Answer aqueous-containing space in the eye between the posterior (endothelial) cornea and the anterior iris and pupil aqueous humor - Answer transparent nutrient-containing fluid that fills the anterior and posterior chambers of the eye astigmatism - Answer refractive error due to an irregularity in the curvature of the cornea binocular vision - Answer ...

weight, smoking, sex practices, diet - Answer List four modifiable risk factors. (general health promotion) age, genetics, sex - Answer List three non-modifiable risk factors. (general health promotion) cultural assessment - Answer What type of assessment should the nurse preform prior to initiating health teaching? physiological integrity safety and security belongingness and affection esteem and self-respect self-actualization -- physiologic needs and life thre...

Ch 13: What are exchanged for potassium ions during alkalosis or acidosis? - Answer - hydrogen ions (ie: metabolic acidosis results in hyperkalemia as H ions are shifted into the ell to raise the pH and potassium leaves the cell and enters the bloodstream) Ch 13: What is necessary for neuromuscular and cardiovascular function? - Answer - potassium Ch 13: What helps to regulate muscle contraction and relaxation? - Answer - calcium Ch 13: What affects threshold potential...

1. A patient is being admitted to the hospital on the day before a scheduled surgery. What is the most appropriate initial question for the nurse to ask this preoperative patient? a) "What did your surgeon say to you about the type of surgery you are having?" b) "What questions do you have about your surgery?" c) "What type of surgery are you having and why are you having it done?" d) "What do you know about what will be done to you?" - Answer c) "What type o...

The RN is assessing an elderly patient's ability to return home after discharge from the hospital following gallbladder surgery. Which of the following instrumental activity of daily living would the RN need to consider for discharge? A. Availability of family support system B. Patient ability to purchase and cook food C. Presence of dysphagia D. Patient ability to dress themselves - Answer B The patient has a history of dementia and the nurse assesses that the patient gets confu...

What needs to be present on a consent form? - Answer Name, type and reason of surgery Name of surgeon alternative options potential outcome if surgery is not preformed consent of blood products and anesthesia What would be a reason a patient would not want blood products? - Answer religion Jehovah Witness What does a patient do if they cannot physically sign the consent form? - Answer put an X What is the protocol for emergency situation and informed consent? - An...

List four modifiable risk factors. (general health promotion) - Answer weight, smoking, sex practices, diet List three non-modifiable risk factors. (general health promotion) - Answer age, genetics, sex What type of assessment should the nurse preform prior to initiating health teaching? - Answer cultural assessment Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs --priorities? --what order? - Answer physiological integrity safety and security belongingness and affection este...

What during labor increases the risk of neonate acquiring acute encephalitis? - Answer active herpes simplex virus-2 How do you administer meds? - Answer starting with the lowest dose and titrating up slowly What is pain is associated with? - Answer actual or potential tissue damage When pain stimulates the sympathetic nervous system, what does it result in? - Answer - increase in BP - increase in HR - increase in RR Where are catecholamines released from? -...

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Anatomy - Answer the study of the structure of an organism Physiology - Answer the study of the functions of living organisms and their parts Pathology - Answer the scientific study of disease Scientific Method - Answer a systematic approach used in scientific study Hypothesis - Answer a reasonable guess Experimentation - Answer testing the hypothesis Test Group - Answer group getting the drug Control Group - Answer the group t...

anatomy - Answer study of body structure -tomy means "cutting" or dissect. physiology - Answer the study of how the body functions; physic is based on the term meaning "nature" and logy means "study of" pathology - Answer anything that upsets the normal structure or function of the body is considered a disease. Patho=study of disease integumentary system - Answer means "skin" this skin with its associated structures include the hair, nail...

What is anatomy? - Answer The study of the structure of an organism and the relationships of its parts. What is physiology? - Answer The study of the functions of living organisms and their parts. what is pathology? - Answer study of disease what are the characteristic steps of the scientific method? - Answer 1. hypothesis imentation imental controls y or law how does a tissue differ from an organ? - Answer -a tissue is and organization of many cell...

cardiac muscle - Answer striated branching, voluntary cells with intercalated disks skeletal muscle - Answer -multiple nuclei, striated, voluntary cells -responsible for willed body movements nuclei acids - Answer -dna -rna proteins - Answer -amino acids -amino acids linked together lipids - Answer -triglycerides -cholesterol -phospholipids Carbohydrates - Answer -monosaccharides -glycogen -sucrose smooth muscle aka visceral muscle - A...