NURSING 105 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
100% VERIFIED.
What is sensory deprivation?
not receiving and processing meaningful sensory input
what is sensory overload?
stimuli overwhelm the patients' senses
Braden scale is used for?
risk of pressure injuries
what is a superficial wound?
involves only the epidermis
what is a partial-thickness wound?
extends through the epidermis but not through the dermis
what is a full thickness wound?
extends into subq layer and beyond
Stage this pressure injury
Stage 1
Stage this pressure injury
Stage 2
Stage this pressure injury
Stage 3
Stage this pressure injury
Stage 4
Stage this pressure injury
Unstageable
, what type of healing is this?
primary intention
what is secondary healing?
occurs when a wound should not be closed, extensive tissue loss.
what is serous exudate?
watery, white-yellowish. normal drainage.
What is sanguineous exudate?
bloody drainage
What is serosanguineous exudate?
combination of serous and sanguineous drainage
What is purulent exudate?
thick drainage from a wound indicating an infection
what is purosanguineous exudate?
blood tinged infected drainage
What is dehiscence?
rupture or separation of a wound
What is evisceration?
protrusion of visceral organs through a wound opening
what is a fistula?
abnormal connection between two body cavaties and skin
give examples of simple sugars
fruits, milk, honey
give examples of complex sugars
veggies, breads, grains, pastas
what does vitamin K do? what happens with deficiency of it, and excess of it?
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
100% VERIFIED.
What is sensory deprivation?
not receiving and processing meaningful sensory input
what is sensory overload?
stimuli overwhelm the patients' senses
Braden scale is used for?
risk of pressure injuries
what is a superficial wound?
involves only the epidermis
what is a partial-thickness wound?
extends through the epidermis but not through the dermis
what is a full thickness wound?
extends into subq layer and beyond
Stage this pressure injury
Stage 1
Stage this pressure injury
Stage 2
Stage this pressure injury
Stage 3
Stage this pressure injury
Stage 4
Stage this pressure injury
Unstageable
, what type of healing is this?
primary intention
what is secondary healing?
occurs when a wound should not be closed, extensive tissue loss.
what is serous exudate?
watery, white-yellowish. normal drainage.
What is sanguineous exudate?
bloody drainage
What is serosanguineous exudate?
combination of serous and sanguineous drainage
What is purulent exudate?
thick drainage from a wound indicating an infection
what is purosanguineous exudate?
blood tinged infected drainage
What is dehiscence?
rupture or separation of a wound
What is evisceration?
protrusion of visceral organs through a wound opening
what is a fistula?
abnormal connection between two body cavaties and skin
give examples of simple sugars
fruits, milk, honey
give examples of complex sugars
veggies, breads, grains, pastas
what does vitamin K do? what happens with deficiency of it, and excess of it?
