NSG 3100 Exam 2
list out the 0-3 number scale assessing pulse intensity - ANSWER-0-absent pulse
1-weak/diminshed
2-normal
3-bounding
what 5 examples of diseases that require contact precautions - ANSWER--c diff
-wound infection (MRSA
-Herpes
-Impetigo
-scabies
what are 3 examples of blood-borne pathogens - ANSWER--hepatitis B
-hepatitis C
-human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
what are 4 examples of diseases that require airborne precautions - ANSWER--measles
-varicella
-TB
-covid 19
what are 5 examples of diseases that require droplet precautions - ANSWER--pneumonia
-pertussis (whooping cough)
-mumps
-rubella
-strep pharyngitis
what are the 3 classifications of wounds based on depth - ANSWER--superficial wound
-partial thickness wound
-full thickness wound
what are the 3 phases of wound healing - ANSWER--inflammatory
-proliferative
-maturation
what are the 4 categories for activity in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. bedfast
, NSG 3100 Exam 2
2. chairfast
3. walks occasionally
4. walks frequently
what are the 4 categories for friction and shear - ANSWER-1. problem
2. potential problem
3. no apparent problem
what are the 4 categories for mobility in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. completely immobile
2. very limited
3. slightly limited
4. no limitation
what are the 4 categories for moisture in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. constantly moist
2. very moist
3. occasionally moist
4. rarely moist
what are the 4 categories for nutrition in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. very poor
2. probably inadequate
3. adequate
4. excellent
what are the 4 categories for sensory perception in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. completely limited
2. very limited
3. slightly limited
4. no impairment
what are the 4 types of precautions - ANSWER--contact
-droplet
-airborne
-protective
what are the 5 locations to measure temperature - ANSWER--temporal
-tympanic (ear)
list out the 0-3 number scale assessing pulse intensity - ANSWER-0-absent pulse
1-weak/diminshed
2-normal
3-bounding
what 5 examples of diseases that require contact precautions - ANSWER--c diff
-wound infection (MRSA
-Herpes
-Impetigo
-scabies
what are 3 examples of blood-borne pathogens - ANSWER--hepatitis B
-hepatitis C
-human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
what are 4 examples of diseases that require airborne precautions - ANSWER--measles
-varicella
-TB
-covid 19
what are 5 examples of diseases that require droplet precautions - ANSWER--pneumonia
-pertussis (whooping cough)
-mumps
-rubella
-strep pharyngitis
what are the 3 classifications of wounds based on depth - ANSWER--superficial wound
-partial thickness wound
-full thickness wound
what are the 3 phases of wound healing - ANSWER--inflammatory
-proliferative
-maturation
what are the 4 categories for activity in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. bedfast
, NSG 3100 Exam 2
2. chairfast
3. walks occasionally
4. walks frequently
what are the 4 categories for friction and shear - ANSWER-1. problem
2. potential problem
3. no apparent problem
what are the 4 categories for mobility in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. completely immobile
2. very limited
3. slightly limited
4. no limitation
what are the 4 categories for moisture in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. constantly moist
2. very moist
3. occasionally moist
4. rarely moist
what are the 4 categories for nutrition in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. very poor
2. probably inadequate
3. adequate
4. excellent
what are the 4 categories for sensory perception in the Braden scale - ANSWER-1. completely limited
2. very limited
3. slightly limited
4. no impairment
what are the 4 types of precautions - ANSWER--contact
-droplet
-airborne
-protective
what are the 5 locations to measure temperature - ANSWER--temporal
-tympanic (ear)
