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1. The ipopulation iof ia icity ion iFebruary i15, i2005, iwas i36,600. iThe icity ihas ia ipassive isurveillance isystem ithat icollects ihospital iand iprivate iphysician ireports iof iinfluenza icases ievery imonth. iDuring ithe iperiod ibetween iJanuary i1 iand iApril i1, i2005, i2,200 inew icases iof iinfluenza ioccurred iin i the icity. iOf ithese icases, i775 ipersons iwere iill iwith iinfluenza iaccording ito isurveillance ireports ion iApril i1, i2005. iThe iprevalence irate iof iacti...

1. Types iof iTraction Skin: iWeights iattached ito ipatient’s iskin ito idecrease imuscle ispams iand iimmobilize ithe iextremity i before isurgery. iEx iBryant itraction i(for ihip idysplasia iin ichildren) iand iBuck i‘s itraction ifor ihip ifracture iin iadult ipatients). Skeletal: iScrews iare iinserted iinto ibone. iUsed ifor ilong ibone ifractures isuch ias ifemur, itibia, ifibula, i humerus, iulna, iradius, imetacarpals, iphalanges iand imetatarsals. Halo: iused ifor icervical ib...

1. Gastrectomy and Pernicious Anemia (Vit. B 12) Relationship a. The patient with a total gastrectomy does not secrete intrinsic factor, which is needed for cobalamin (vitamin B12) absorption 2. Endoscopy procedure-definition, nursing implications/complications a. A temperature elevation may indicate that a perforation has occurred after an endoscopy b. Endoscopy-> vomiting “coffee-ground” 3. UAP delegation 4. N/V causes and treatments a. Nausea is associated with severe pai...

1. Pacemaker isafety-MRI, ibattery ilife, ietc. a. MRI iis icontraindicated ifor ipatients iwith iimplanted imetallic idevices isuch ias ipacemakers 2. Delegation ito iUAP i and iLVN 3. Diet ichoices- a. Iron i. Egg i& iwhole igrain b. Folate c. B12 d. low isodium i. Milk iand iyogurt inaturally icontain ia isignificant iamount iof isodium e. low ifat i. 4. Medications: a. ACE iInhibitors i(pril) i. ACE iinhibitors icause iretention iof ipotassium iby ithe ikidney, is...

GI tract Highlights: Mouth to Anus; ● Mouth: mastication and breakdown of starches by salivary amylase ● Pharyn and Esophagus: During swallowing, epiglottis closes oI laryn ; Upper ⅓ of esophagus is skeletal muscle and distal ⅔ is smooth muscle, LES ● Stomach: churning and mi ing food; intrinsic factors for B12 absorption; very little absorption happens; HCL acid makes gastric juices acidic 1.5-3.5, Pyloric sphincter to Duodenum ● Small Intestines: Duodenum, Jejunum, and Ileum; Main ...

Gastrointestinal: Learning Objectives: At the end of this class a student will be able to: 1. Define key terms related to Gastrointestinal system: a. Borborygmi- Waves of loud, gurgling sounds Hyperactive bowel as a result of eating b. Hematemesis- Vomiting Blood Esophageal varices, bleeding peptic ulcer c. Melena- Abnormal black tarry stool, containing digested blood Cancer, bleeding in the upper GI tract from ulcers, varices d. Steatorrhea- Fatty, frothy, foul smelling stool Chronic pancreatit...

Chapter i17: Water iContent iof ithe iBody • 2/3 iof iwater iis iintracellular ifluid iin ithe icells • 1/3 iof iwater iis iin iextracellular ifluid ioutside iof icells • More ifat iin ithe ibody ithe iless iwater • 1 iL iof iwater i=2.2 ilbs • 3-6 iL iof ifluid iis isecreted iin iand ireabsorbed ifrom iGI ieveryday • Fluid ivolume iover iload: iasses ifor iedema icrackle, ithe iblood ipressure iwould iincrease, iand ithe isat iwill i lower • Body ifluid iCompartments o Interstit...

May iI icome iin? Patient: Yes. Me: Hi, imy iname iis i(insert iname) iand iI iam ia istudent inurse iat iChamberlain iUniversity, iand iI ihave iphysician’s iorders ito iperform ia ihead ito itoe iassessment ion iyou iwhich iwill itake iabout i 15-20 iminutes, iis inow ia igood itime? Patient: Yes. Me: I iam igoing ito istart ioff iwith iproviding iyou iwith isome iprivacy iby iclosing ioff ithese icurtains i and itaking icare iof imy ihand ihygiene. close icurtains ...

Arterial < I Heart Ipumps Ioxygenated Iblood Ithrough Iarteries Ito Iall I body Itissues < INo Ipulse/1+ Ipulse < I Occlusions < I Pallor: Isecondary Ito Iischemia, Icaused Iby Ilack Iof Iblood I flow < IUlcers Iat Itips Iof Itoes < IHIGH-PRESSURE ISYSTEM < IStrong < I Tough artery Iwall Icharacteristics < ITense < I elastic Ifibers: Iallow Iwall Ito Istretch Iwith Isystole Iand I recoil Iwith Idiastole < I muscle Ifibers: Icontrol Iblood Idelivered Ito It...

Jarvis: IPhysical IExamination I& IHealth IAssessment, I7th IEdition I1.Which Istatement Iis Itrue I regarding Ithe Iarterial Isystem? The Iarterial Isystem Iis Ia Ihigh-pressure Isystem. The Inurse Iis Ireviewing Ithe Iblood Isupply Ito Ithe Iarm. IThe Imajor Iartery Isupplying Ithe Iarm Iis Ithe I_ I artery. Brachial The Inurse Iis Ipreparing Ito Iassess Ithe Idorsalis Ipedis Iartery. IWhere Iis Ithe Icorrect Ilocation Ifor I palpation? Lateral Ito Ithe Iextensor Itendon Iof It...

1. Define isubjective iand iobjective idata. iGive ithree iexamples iof ieach iand istate iif ithe ifindings iare i documented iin ithe ihistory ior iphysical iexamination ifindings. • Subjective iData iwhat ithe iperson isays iabout ihimself ior iherself iduring ithe iphysical i examination; isymptom iis ia isubjective isensations ithat ithe iperson iis ifeeling; o Examples: iitching, ipain, ifeelings iof iworry, inausea, idepression, ifatigue, ianxiety, loneliness, ietc. • Objective iD...

What iage iis iit irecommended ithat iwomen ireceive iannual ibreast iscreenings?: iAge i40 What iare iadditional imusculoskeletal iassessments iin ian iinfant?:C-shaped ispine i flexion iof iarms iand ilegs tight ifists cannot ihold iup iown ihead What iare ifindings icommon iin iexacerbation iof iheart ifailure?:SOB i weight igain swelling iof ilegs, ifeet ior iabdomen i coughing ior icoughing iup isputum i racing iheart fatigue What iare inormal ifindings iof ian iinfant i...

Hypovolemic IShock NR I304 IFinal IExam IReview • Volume Idepletion; Iplasma Iof Ithe Iblood Iis Itoo Ilow • S/s- a. Dehydration b. Dizziness c. Fainting d. Fatigue e. Thirst f. Weakness g. Nausea h. Vomiting i. Tachycardia j. Insufficient Iurine Iproduction k. Mental Iconfusion l. Pallor m. Sleepiness - Deep IVein IThrombosis • Deep Ivein Ioccluded Iby Ia Ithrombus • Inflammation, Iblocked Ivenous Ireturn, Icyanosis, Iedema • Virchow Itriad- Istasis, Ihypercoagulability, ...

Chapter i1: • Identify isteps iof iNursing iProcess: iEvaluation o Reassessment iof ipatient o Have igoals ibeen imet? • Identify itasks iin iNursing iProcess: iDiagnosis o Compiling idata ito idetermine iNANDA idiagnosis ifor ipatient o Cluster idata, idiscard iirrelevant iinformation • Types iof iDatabases: iProblem iCentered o Limited ior ishort-term iproblem o Concerns ione iproblem, icomplex, ior ibody isystem o Used iin iall isettings Chapter i9: • Identify iComponents iof ithe i...

Structure Iand IFunction IAbdominal IOrgans ▪ Solid IViscera-doesn’t Ichange Ishape, Iliver, Ispleen, Iovary ▪ Hollow IViscera-changes Ishape, Istomach, Iintestine, Ibladder ▪ Abdominal IMuscles ▪ Peritoneal ICavity-lines Ithe Iabdomen Visceral IPeritoneum-lines Iorgans, Istressed Iand Iinflamed Iwith Iappendicitis Iand I choleycistytis Parietal I Peritoneum-entire Iwall Structure Iand IFunction IAbdominal IVasculature ▪ Abdominal IAorta-listen Ifor Ibruit Ifor Iaortic Ianeurysm...

In Ipreparation Ifor Ithe INR I304 IHealth IAssessment IExam I#1 Iplease Iutilize Ithe Ifollowing Istudy I guide Ito Iassist Iin Iorganizing Ithe Irelevant Iconcepts Iaccordingly. Please Ireview Ithe Ifollowing Itopics Ias Ifollows: Anatomy Iand IFunction: o What Isystem Idoes Ithis Ieffect? o What Iare Ithe Ithree Imost Isignificant Ithings Ithat Ithe Inurse IMUST Iknow? Pathophysiology: o Discuss Ithe Ipathology Iof Ithis Itopic Ias Iit Irelates Ito: ▪ Etiology • Causes, IContr...

Thorax Iand ILungs -What Idata Ican Ibe Igathered Ion Ia Ipatient Iin Irespiratory Idistress Ifrom Igeneral Isurvey Ionly? -Do Ithey Iuse Iaccessory Imuscles Iwhen Ibreathing? IPosition-tripod, IBarrel Ichest, INasal Iflaring, I color -Structure Iand IFunction: IThe Ithorax -Thoracic Icage -Sternum, I12 Ipairs Iof Iribs -12 Ithoracic Ivertebrae -Muscles Iand Icartilage -Thoracic ICavity -Mediastinium -Pleural Icavity -Lung I(Apex Iand Ibase) Structure Iand IFunction: IPleural IMembranes -...

1. Describe the function of lymph nodes and explain the technique approach when assessing lymph nodes. • To detect and eliminate foreign substances from the body. The vessels gather the clear, watery fluid (lymph) from the tissue spaces into the circulation. The nodes slowly filter the lymph and engulf pathogens, preventing harmful substances from entering the circulation. • Using a gentle circular motion of your finger pads, palpate the lymph nodes. Beginning with the preauricular lymph nod...

CH.12 Structures and functions of skin, hair, nails Skin: 3 layers 1. Epidermis (outer): thin but tough, cell are bound tightly together that form a rugged protective barrier. The inner basal layer forms new skin cells. 2. Dermis: is the inner supportive layer consisting of connective tissue, or collagen . This is tough , fibrosis area that enable skin to resist tearing. The sensory receptor, blood vessel, and lymphatics lie in the dermis. 3. Subcutaneous layer: composed of adipose tissue, which...

1. A physician tells the nurse that a patient’s vertebra prominens is tender and asks the nurse to reevaluate the area in 1 hour. The area of the body the nurse will assess is: A. Just above the diaphragm. B. Just lateral to the knee cap. C. At the level of the C7 vertebra. D. At the level of the T11 vertebra. 2. A mother brings her 2-month-old daughter in for an examination and says, “My daughter rolled over against the wall, and now I have noticed that she has this...