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Denial (defense mechanism) - Answer psychoanalytic defense mechanism by which people refuse to believe or even to perceive painful realities. A woman whose husband died a year ago still speaks of him in the present tense and keeps his wardrobe in the closet. What type of defense mechanism is she displaying? - Answer denial Rationalization (defense mechanism) - Answer Unconsciously making excuses or formulate logical reasons to justifying unacceptable feelings or behavio...

What are the five components of the nursing process - Answer assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation Who is responsible for initiating the nursing care plan - Answer The RN Which parts of the nursing process are the responsibility of the RN - Answer Assessment & Nursing diagnosis What does ADPIE stand for - Answer Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation Pating input during the ___ stage results in greater success...

Lordosis - Answer Exaggerated lumbar curve Kyphosis - Answer Increased curve in the thoracic area Scoliosis - Answer Pronounced lateral curvature of the spine Wheeze - Answer Whistling, musical, high-pitched sound produced by air being forced through a narrow or partially obstructed airway Rhonchi - Answer Coarse, low-pitched, SONOROUS, rattling sounds caused by secretions in the larger air passages; sometimes called gurgles Crackles - Answer Fi...

Fowler's position - Answer a semi-sitting position; the head of the bed is raised between 45 and 60 degrees Semi-Fowler's Position - Answer the head of the bed is raised 30 degrees; or the head of the bed is raised 30 degrees and the knee portion is raised 15 degrees trapeze bar - Answer Metal triangular-shaped bar that can be suspended over a patient's bed from an overhanging frame; permits patients to move up and down in bed while in traction or some other encu...

What are the 5 vital signs? - Answer temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, and pain level Normal pulse rate? - Answer 60-100 (BPM) Betas per minute What is the respiration rate for an elderly patient? - Answer 16-20 respiration for a healthy adult? - Answer 12-20 normal blood pressure - Answer 120/80 Prehypertension - Answer 130-139/80-89 Stage 1 hypertension - Answer 140-159/90-99 Stage 2 hypertension - Answer Systo...

What are the 5 steps in the nursing process? - Answer Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation What is the assessment portion of the nursing process used for? - Answer data collection what is the nursing diagnosis portion of the nursing process used for? - Answer analyzing the data what is the planning portion of the nursing process used for? - Answer the steps to resolve the health problem present what is the implementation portion of the n...

What is health and illness? - Answer Depends on the patient's culture, socioeconomic level, and education. What is a type of illness lasts for months to years (COPD & Diabetes) - Answer Chronic illness What type of illness is short in duration? (Stab wound & fever) - Answer Acute illness What type of illness has no identifiable cause? - Answer Idiopathic illness What type of illness is present at birth? - Answer Congenital illness What is ration...

Adventitious sounds - Answer abnormal lung sounds Accommodation - Answer the dilation or constriction of the pupil Auscultation - Answer using your ears to hear GI, Respiratory, and Cardio sounds Good circulation should include... - Answer capillary refill - blanching < 3 seconds, warm to touch, pink colored skin. Swelling indicates to late and circulation is bad Consensual - Answer being equal in response when the eyes dilate/ constrict Edema - An...

what are the locations for arterial ulcers - Answer -between toes -tips of toes -over phalangeal heads -around lateral malleolus what are the characteristics of arterial ulcers - Answer -severe pain -minimal drainage -decreased temperature -absent or diminished pulses -cyanosis -thickened toenails -gangrene what are the locations for venous ulcers - Answer -medial lower leg -ankle -superior to medial melleolus -seldom, if ever noted on the foot or above the kn...

Cultural consideration for Islam Women - Answer Husband's presence is required when they sign health care documents Nursing Process: Assessment - Answer Recognizing cues, data collection, organizing, documenting, obtained from the PT, family, PCP dianostic tests, and information about pt from other health professionals Nursing Process Evaluation - Answer Evaluating outcomes, assessing pts response to the nursing intervention, comparing responses with expected outcomes ...

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how does Neisseria gonorrhea transmit - Answer transmits through contact with infected mucous membranes where can gonorrhea cause scarring(can cause infertility) - Answer urethra epididymis oviducts where can gonorrhea spread and - Answer lymphatic system clinical manifestations of gonorrhea - Answer discharge dysuria(painful urination) what causes dysuria from gonorrhea - Answer inflammatory response occurring in the epithelia cells-columnar epitheli...

What is the primary cause of cellular injury during ischemia? A. Increased production of ATP B. Accumulation of lactic acid C. Decrease in intracellular calcium D. Activation of the immune response - Answer : B Rationale: Ischemia reduces oxygen delivery, leading to anaerobic metabolism and the accumulation of lactic acid, which decreases intracellular pH and contributes to cellular injury. Which of the following is a reversible cellular injury? A. Apoptosis B. Necrosis C. Hydrop...

1: Pathology - Answer the study and diagnosis of disease through examination of organs, tissues, cells, and bodily fluids. 1: Etiology - Answer the study of the causes of diseases 1: risk factor - Answer Something which increases risk or susceptibility. 1: pathogenesis - Answer the development or evolution of a disease, from initial stimulus to the ultimate expression of the manifestations 1: signs of disease - Answer manifestations of disease that are o...

Micro vessels include: - Answer -Arteries -Arterioles -Terminal Arterioles -Recappilary Sphincter -Capillaries -Collecting venules -Muscular Venules Arteries - Answer -100 µm in diameter; continuous endothelium; -Bulk Fluid transfer Arterioles - Answer -15-100 µm in diameter; continuous endothelium; -Resistance Terminal Arterioles - Answer -5-20 µm in diameter -continuous endothelium - Just before you come into capillaries Recapillary Sphincter (...

This type of epithelium is found in the lungs and capillaries - Answer simple squamous The type of epithelial tissue that composes the urinary bladder and ureters. Pseudostratified simple columnar pseudostratified transitional - Answer transitional Which of the following would be voluntary in nature? - Answer The biceps brachii muscle flexing at the elbow Which of the following connective tissues composes the intervertebral discs? - Answer Fibrocartilage ...

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skeletal system functions - Answer support, storage, blood cell protection, protection, leverage bones by shape - Answer long, short, flat, irregular Osteoclasts do what? - Answer break down old and damaged bone Osteoblasts - Answer Bone building cells Osteocytes are - Answer mature bone cells Osteons - Answer structural unit of compact bone perforating canals - Answer Perpendicular to the central canal Carry blood vessels into bone an...

Plasma membrane structure and measurement and function - Answer Extremely thin. 6nm-10 nm What components does the Plasma membrane consist of? - Answer Lipid proteins carbohydrates Classes of lipids in Plasma membrane - Answer Phospholipids Glycolipids Cholesterol Function of Phospholipids - Answer Barrier to the passage of molecules and ions Function of cholesterol - Answer To give stiffness to the plasma membrane and makes it less permeable Hydr...

acromegaly - Answer too much GH Diabetes Insipidus (DI) - Answer large amounts of diluted urine and an increase in thirst most important and common feedback - Answer Negative feedback Rare feedback - Answer Positive ( used in child Birth) what two way do cells communicate - Answer Nervous system and endocrine system nervous system - Answer fast, specific target, short term effect endocrine system - Answer slower, broad targets, long ter...