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Cultural groups tend to share biologic and physiologic similarities Biological variations used to categorize people with genetically shared physical characteristics Minority •Collective people who differ from the dominant group in terms of cultural characteristics •Refers to group's status: power and control Ethnicity •Bond or kinship: country of birth or place of ancestral origin •Pride in ethnicity •Two or more cultural groups mix Stereotyping - Fixed attitudes a...

70. Symptoms of mania 71. Purpose of compulsions 72. SSRIs 73. TCA 74. MAOIs 75. Benzodiazepines 76. Lithium 77. Anticonvulsants 78. How stress impacts the body 79. Acute stress disorder 80. Post-traumatic stress disorder 81. Acute Stress & Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder 82. Stress Disorder Treatments

61. Open reduction vs closed reduction fracture open: surgical incision is made closed: no surgical incision 62. Internal fixation open reduction pins, nails prosthesis 63. Most common place to have a internal fixation hip 64. What is an osteoblast matrix of bone to promote bone repair and growth 65. Wrap vs brace wrap: reduce swelling and edema brace: prevents movement, support 66. External fixation a fracture treatment procedure in which pins are placed through the soft ...

Patient Care for Dysphagia Oral Cancer Risk Factors Tobacco Use, Smokeless Tobacco Use, Heavy Alcohol Use, Oral Infection with Human Papillomavirus Oral Cancer - Nursing Management Esophageal Cancer Risk Factors Cigarette Smoking, Excessive Alcohol Use Nursing Management for Esophageal Cancer Limit Risk for Aspiration (Airway), adequate nutrition intake, Control Pain Hiatal hernia nursing management Risk Factors for GERD Large Meals, Obesity, Hiatal Hernia, Sleep Apnea ...

Hypocalcemia Low blood calcium possibly due to inadequate vitamin D Hyponatremia low sodium in the blood Electrolytes Minerals or salts that are dissolved in body fluids. Help maintain the body's fluid balance Diffusion Substances freely move back and forth until they are evenly distributed Order for 500 ml IV fluid infused over 4 hours. What is the flow rate in ml/hr? 125 Order for 250 ml IV fluid infused over 90 minutes. What is the flow rate ml/hr? 166.7 Types of IV f...

Feedback validates the accuracy of the sender's message and is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT Using Silence (therapeutic) Reflection, gather thoughts, cognitive slowing Active listening full attn, noticing non-verbal communication Clarifying techniques paraphrasing, restating, reflecting, exploring Paraphrasing restating the person's message in different words Restating different from paraphrasing, in that you use the same words Reflecting aiding the patient in understanding thei...

50. What is it called when a 15 year old teenager has not had her period yet? 51. A patient experiencing heavy periods are likely to have what occurring? 52. A middle aged female is experiencing mood swings, irregular menstrual cycles, forgetfulness, and food cravings. She is considered to be in what stage? 53. A female patient is refusing hormone therapy. What should she take instead? 54. A male patient is diagnosed with testicular cancer and is about to start radiation therapy....

80. Which laws fall under provision 7 of the code of ethics? Advocacy 81. Which laws fall under provision 8 of the code of ethics? 82. Which law falls under provision 9 of the code of ethics? 83. Provision 1 of the ANA Code of Ethics 84. Provision 2 of the ANA Code of Ethics 85. Provision 3 of the ANA Code of Ethics 86. Provision 4 of the ANA Code of Ethics 87. Provision 5 of the ANA Code of Ethics 88. Provision 6 of the ANA Code of Ethics 89. Provision 7 of...

90. ~Yellowing of the skin ~Directly related to elevations in serum bilirubin and is often first observed in the sclerae and mucous membrane. Jaundice 91. Characterized by a pink appearance . 92. Used to examine the external auditory canal and tympanic membrane 93. Subjective perception of sound with internal origin; unwanted noises in the head or ear. 94. Oral diabetic medications include: 95. How are TB, varicella and rubella transmitted? 96. How do you use an otosco...

70. What is the function of the staffing phase of management process? 71. What is the function of the directing phase of the management process? 72. What is the function of the controlling phase of the management process? 73. What are the advantages to authoritarian leadership? 74. What are the disadvantages of authoritarian leadership? 75. characteristics of authoritarian leadership? 76. What is the advantage of a democratic leadership? 77. What is a disadvantage of...

67. Chronic disease A disease that develops gradually and continues over a long period of time 68. Medical surgical nursing a specialty area of practice that provides nursing services to patients from adolescence through the end-of-life in hospital medical-surgical units, clinics, ambulatory care units, urgent care centers, home health care agencies, and long-term care facilities 69. A nurse is discussing pain assessment with a newly licensed nurse. which of the following information sho...

80. How do Diphenoxylate (Lomotil) and Loperamide (Imodium) help relieve diarrhea? 81. Can antacids cause diarrhea? 82. Which medication does NOT increase the incidence of constipation in an older adult? 83. Which laxative is safe for long-term use? 84. Which medication given for nausea and vomiting works by affecting the chemoreceptor trigger zone, thereby stimulating uppergastrointestinal motility and increasing lower esophagealsphincter pressure? 85. Which drug class ...

30. Diagnosis of COPD includes: 31. Chest radiograph is used to diagnose: 32. Which of these drugs produce the desired effect in a lower dose: A. Albuterol B. Levalbuterol (xopenex) C. Symbicort D. Spiriva 33. Which is true about smoking cessation education/discussion? A. smoke cessation should be discussed at every visit B. smoke cessation should be discussed annually C. smoke cessation should be discussed every 6 month D. only need to discuss smoke cessation once per patie...

Who should receive a Tdap vaccine? Used as a booster in adolescents and adults to protect against all three diseases What are the expected side effects from vaccines? -mild reactions are common, serious events are rare; local reactions (discomfort, swelling, and erythema at the injection site); Fever is also common. -Very rare but severe effects include anaphylaxis (e.g., in response to measles, mumps, and rubella virus vaccine); -acute encephalopathy (caused by diphtheria and tetanu...

Colchicine is considered for long term treatment if a person has how many gouty attacks per year? Colchicine should not be taken with what medications? Adverse effects of colchicine What condition can develop with long term allopurinol What should be co-administered with febuxostat? Complications of untreated gout Alendronate patient education Which dietary supplement interferes with Ibandronate absorption? 1st line treatment of osteoporosis Is allopurinol safe...

•A patient who takes NSAIDS almost daily for arthritic pain and refuses to try another medication is at risk for an NSAID-induced ulcer. The provider states, 1. I will put you on Misoprostol once daily 2. If you reduced the NSAID to 4 times a week, that should help prevent an ulcer 3. I will start you a PPI to prevent an ulcer 4. An H2RA will help prevent an ulcer. A PPI is the first-line choice, Misoprostol can cause diarrhea. A young woman who was in a car accident 4 months ago takes...

125. The nursing instructor is discussing the different types of pain with the nursing class. What type of pain would the instructor explain to the students that originates from a specific site, yet the patient feels the pain at another site? A) Chronic pain B) Cutaneous pain C) Referred pain D) Somatic pain 126. A nurse is caring for a patient who reports constant pain. The nurse knows that constant pain can lead to the modification of the function of the nervous system, which can, in tu...

What can cause constipation? Certain antineoplastic drugs, such as vincristine, vinblastine, and paclitaxel Pain rating scales -Numbered scale -Visual scale -Color scale -Pieces of pain -Behavior pain Therapeutic Communication -Verbal and nonverbal communication techniques that encourage patients to express their feelings and to achieve a positive relationship. RACE Remove, Alarm, Confine and Extinguish or Evacuate mcg=mg 1mcg=0.01mg Retina Contains sensory receptors tha...

Hypertonic solutions More solute outside the cell than inside the cell. Water molecules leave the cell, this water loss causes the cell to shrink Hypotonic solutions There is more solute inside the cell than outside the cell, causing the cell to expand, as the water volume inside the cell increases Isotonic solutions Same amount of solute of both sides of the cell, it will remain stable, neither shrinking nor swelling Fluid imbalance happens when The body has too much (excess) or to...

Physiologic Needs/ Maslow's basic needs Fundamental physical needs are essential to maintaining life. The first physiologic need is for oxygen; this is immediately followed by the need for adequate cardiovascular function to supply the tissues with blood. The needs for adequate nutrition and for elimination come next. Basic safety needs are almost as important as physiologic needs. If the patient cannot be protected from the dangers of being burned or a severe fall, attending to her physiolog...