Terms in this set (191)
3: Epidermis, Dermis, Subcutaneous Layers of skin
30 minutes Amount of time between medication and procedure
40.5 degrees (105F) water temperature for bed bath
206 bones How many bones in the body
ability to breathe only in an upright Orthopnea
position
the act of walking. Do not let client Ambulation
shuffle or slide after bed rest
addresses the whole person Rehabilitation process
the age when peer group activities 8 years old
become important
anchors, connects and supports other connective tissue
body tissues
An anxiety disorder characterized by obsessive-compulsive disorder
unwanted repetitive thoughts and/ or
actions
,Appears suddenly and lasts a short time Acute Illness
An approach to work that demonstrates a Professionalism
respect for others, commitment,
competence and appropriate behaviour
Areas where two or more bones join joints
together, allows body movement
As often as they need too. How often should a client who tires easily rest?
At once, immediately STAT
Back injuries Support Workers at risk for
the base of the brainstem; controls Medulla
heartbeat and breathing
basic unit of body structure Cell
bathroom privileges BRP
before collecting midstream specimens clean the perineum
before meals a.c
behaviour becomes disorganized and manic phase of bipolar disorder
chaotic, avoid stimulating environment
, Behaviours become worse in the late Sundowning
afternoon and evening hours
Bending the body part Flexion
bends the foot downward at the ankle. Plantar flexion
Use a foot board.
benefits of team approach to health care opportunity for collaboration
between the alveoli and capillaries Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged
the bill identifying human rights that are Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
guaranteed to everyone in Canada; on
every level and embedded in the
Constitution of Canada
Black tarry stool Melena
Blood vessels that carry blood back to Veins
the heart
bluish discoloration of the skin Cyanosis
Breathing fluid, food, vomitus, or an Aspiration
object into the lungs. Major complication
of nasogastric or naso-intestinal tubes.
3: Epidermis, Dermis, Subcutaneous Layers of skin
30 minutes Amount of time between medication and procedure
40.5 degrees (105F) water temperature for bed bath
206 bones How many bones in the body
ability to breathe only in an upright Orthopnea
position
the act of walking. Do not let client Ambulation
shuffle or slide after bed rest
addresses the whole person Rehabilitation process
the age when peer group activities 8 years old
become important
anchors, connects and supports other connective tissue
body tissues
An anxiety disorder characterized by obsessive-compulsive disorder
unwanted repetitive thoughts and/ or
actions
,Appears suddenly and lasts a short time Acute Illness
An approach to work that demonstrates a Professionalism
respect for others, commitment,
competence and appropriate behaviour
Areas where two or more bones join joints
together, allows body movement
As often as they need too. How often should a client who tires easily rest?
At once, immediately STAT
Back injuries Support Workers at risk for
the base of the brainstem; controls Medulla
heartbeat and breathing
basic unit of body structure Cell
bathroom privileges BRP
before collecting midstream specimens clean the perineum
before meals a.c
behaviour becomes disorganized and manic phase of bipolar disorder
chaotic, avoid stimulating environment
, Behaviours become worse in the late Sundowning
afternoon and evening hours
Bending the body part Flexion
bends the foot downward at the ankle. Plantar flexion
Use a foot board.
benefits of team approach to health care opportunity for collaboration
between the alveoli and capillaries Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged
the bill identifying human rights that are Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
guaranteed to everyone in Canada; on
every level and embedded in the
Constitution of Canada
Black tarry stool Melena
Blood vessels that carry blood back to Veins
the heart
bluish discoloration of the skin Cyanosis
Breathing fluid, food, vomitus, or an Aspiration
object into the lungs. Major complication
of nasogastric or naso-intestinal tubes.
