MDC I REVISED EXAM 3
BLUEPRINT 2
, NUR2356 MULTIDIMENSIONAL CARE 1 EXAMINATION BLUEPRINT
EXAM 3
Sensory/Perception
A. Blindness/decreased vision
a. Nursing interventions in the hospital
b. Nursing interventions at home
B. Glaucoma
a. Pathophysiology-When the intraocular pressure increases it leads
to compression of the retinal blood vessels and photoreceptors
and their nerve fibers resulting in hypoxemia and death of the
tissue and loss of vision.
b. Diagnostic testsTonometry, Perimetry, Gonioscopy, Optic nerve imaging
c. Treatment and treatment goals
C. Cataracts
a. Signs/Symptoms-Lens opacity, blurred vision, decreased color
perception, foggy vision, double vision, problems with ADLS,
without surgical intervention blindness follows, affects reading and
driving.
b. Administering eye drop-antibiotic and steroid ointment are
placed in the eye immediately post-op.
c. Post-surgery care
i. Abnormal signs/symptoms-uncontrolled pain
may=hemorrhage especially is nausea and vomiting
accompanies pain.
ii. Client education-wear dark glasses and avoid bright sunlight
until pupils respond to light. itching is normal. understand the
importance of follow up appointments. discomfort may be
managed with tylenol but aspirin needs to be
avoided(affects blood clotting).
D. Terms: tinnitus ringing in the ears
E. Weber test
a. What is it?-a screening test for hearing performed with a tuning fork.
b. How is it completed?
c. When is it used?
d. What are normal and abnormal results?
F. Types of hearing loss and risk factors for each
Integumentary System
A. Healing Processes-Primary, Secondary, Tertiary
Hemostasis-clotting, Inflammatory phase-cleaning, Proliferation phase-
granulation, Maturation phase-scar.
B. Wound healing- What promotes/inhibits?
C. Skin assessment
BLUEPRINT 2
, NUR2356 MULTIDIMENSIONAL CARE 1 EXAMINATION BLUEPRINT
EXAM 3
Sensory/Perception
A. Blindness/decreased vision
a. Nursing interventions in the hospital
b. Nursing interventions at home
B. Glaucoma
a. Pathophysiology-When the intraocular pressure increases it leads
to compression of the retinal blood vessels and photoreceptors
and their nerve fibers resulting in hypoxemia and death of the
tissue and loss of vision.
b. Diagnostic testsTonometry, Perimetry, Gonioscopy, Optic nerve imaging
c. Treatment and treatment goals
C. Cataracts
a. Signs/Symptoms-Lens opacity, blurred vision, decreased color
perception, foggy vision, double vision, problems with ADLS,
without surgical intervention blindness follows, affects reading and
driving.
b. Administering eye drop-antibiotic and steroid ointment are
placed in the eye immediately post-op.
c. Post-surgery care
i. Abnormal signs/symptoms-uncontrolled pain
may=hemorrhage especially is nausea and vomiting
accompanies pain.
ii. Client education-wear dark glasses and avoid bright sunlight
until pupils respond to light. itching is normal. understand the
importance of follow up appointments. discomfort may be
managed with tylenol but aspirin needs to be
avoided(affects blood clotting).
D. Terms: tinnitus ringing in the ears
E. Weber test
a. What is it?-a screening test for hearing performed with a tuning fork.
b. How is it completed?
c. When is it used?
d. What are normal and abnormal results?
F. Types of hearing loss and risk factors for each
Integumentary System
A. Healing Processes-Primary, Secondary, Tertiary
Hemostasis-clotting, Inflammatory phase-cleaning, Proliferation phase-
granulation, Maturation phase-scar.
B. Wound healing- What promotes/inhibits?
C. Skin assessment
