Nursing 142 Final Review
- ANS-appearance of intestine that prolapses via the inguinal wall or canal or abdominal
musculature
A Patient with a listening to problem would present with??? - ANS-A Hearing Aid
Abdomen - ANS-Largest Cavity of the frame. Contains the digestive system (liver, gallbladder,
and belly). As nicely because the urinary device (kidneys, ureter, and bladder).
Stomach bulges - ANS-indicate tumors, cysts or hernia
Abdominal contour - ANS-flat, rounded, scaphoid
abdominal shadow - ANS-should imply bugles or massesq
Abducens - ANS-Cranial Nerve VI-Motor-EOM; moves eyeball laterally
Assess guidelines of gaze.
Abduction - ANS-Movement away from the midline of the frame
Abduction - ANS-movement of a_part away.From the middle of the body
odd findings musculoskelatal - ANS--Joint Disorders
-inflammatory Disorders
-Abnormalities of the spine
-Trauma precipitated disorders
Abnormal Penis - ANS--marks or rash on skin
-urethral discharge or lesions
-Phimosis
-Paraphimosis
-Dorsal vein on pinnacle facet
Abnormal Pubic Hair - ANS-Small Blueish spots, or nit(eggs) at the bottom of the pubic hair
Abnormal Scrotum - ANS--Redness, swelling, distended veins, and lesions
-Orchitis
-epididymitis
-scrotal edema
,-scrotal hernia
-testicular torsion
Abnormal Vaginal Findings - ANS--Itching in pubic location, blue spots or nits can be located at
base of pubic hair
-Genital Warts
-Contact Dermatitis(Rash)
-Elongated Clitoris
-Painful pink vesicles
-urine leakage
-Urine and fecal incontinence
-Prolapsed uterus
-Tears, bruising, lacerations
Absence of Bowel Sounds - ANS-reduced intestinal motility, paralytic ileus, late bowel
obstruction, peritonitis, appendicitis
Accessory - ANS-Cranial Nerve XI-Motor-Head movement; shrugging of shoulders
Ask affected person to shrug shoulders in opposition to resistance out of your arms and flip
head to aspect towards resistance out of your hand
Accessory Digestive organs - ANS-liver
gallbladder
pancreas
Accessory organs - ANS-Teeth
Salivary Glands
Liver
Gallbladder
Pancreas
acromegaly - ANS-hormonal disease that develops while the pituitary gland , produces an
excessive amount of growth hormone at some stage in person hood
Acromion - ANS-manner; anatomical characteristic at the shoulder blade
acute glaucoma - ANS-sudden boom inside the intraocular stress because of the blocked float
of the fluid from anterior chamber. Pupil oval formed and dilated, cloud cornea, ache, halos, and
reduce in imaginative and prescient
Acute Pain - ANS-Pain that handiest lasts via the expected healing of an contamination, harm or
surgical treatment, whether or not it has a sudden or gradual onset and regardless of depth.
,Adduction - ANS-Movement towards the midline of the body
Adolescence - ANS-12-two decades
Identity versus role confusion
Formation of robust feel of identification as an character and as a member of society,
identification of personal and occupational desires
final results of failed challenge: Role confusion, social alienation, capacity substance abuse,
ability development of antisocial character sickness
Adulthood - ANS-25-sixty five years
Generativity as opposed to stagnation
Productivity and creativity, choice to take care of and manual offspring (or, if childfree, to manual
the following generation)
outcome of failed mission: Self-preoccupation, number one attainment of satisfaction through
self-indulgence, stagnation
age-related macular degeneration - ANS-condition of macular and imperative retina; sluggish
los s of central vision while peripheral imaginative and prescient remains intact.
Alert and Oriented - ANS-measuring of mental feature, measured in orientation to man or
woman, place, time, and scenario. If someone is oriented to all four, it's far recorded as A&Ox4
Alimentary Canal - ANS-continuous, hole, muscular tube. Begins on the mouth and terminates
at the anus.
Boundaries Include:
Mouth
Pharynx
Esophagus
Stomach
Small and Large Intestines
Rectum
Anus
ambiguous - ANS-genitalia; congenital anomaly discovered in newborns in which hyperplasia of
the adrenal
Amennorhea - ANS-absence of menstrual periods
, ankyloglossia - ANS-fixation of the end of the tongue to the ground of the mouth, shortened
lingual frenulum. Congenital.
Anorhexia - ANS-lack of urge for food
aortic stenosis - ANS-narrowing of the aorta
Apex - ANS-Very top of the lungs
Apical Pulse - ANS-anatomic point at which the coronary heart is maximum effortlessly
palpated; positioned on the apex of the coronary heart. Also referred as the factor of maximal
impulse(PMI)
Apical pulse - ANS-Most without difficulty palpated over the apex of the heart or PMI
appendicitus - ANS--inflammation of the appendix
-Epigastric or periumbilical, localizes to RLQ, Sudden onset
-Possible obstruction
Apraxic - ANS-issue. Initiating or continuing on foot
apthous ulcers - ANS-small, spherical, white painful lesions, takes place singular or clusters on
oral mucosa
arterioventricular valves - ANS-Tricuspid and Mitral
arthalgia - ANS-pain in joints
Articulation - ANS-Joint
ascites - ANS-accumulation of fluid in the stomach
Assessing Hearing - ANS-History, Audiometer
Assessment - ANS-The series, corporation, and validation of subjective and goal statistics
Begins whilst nurse first meets patient
Assessment in SBAR - ANS-What do I assume the trouble is?
- ANS-appearance of intestine that prolapses via the inguinal wall or canal or abdominal
musculature
A Patient with a listening to problem would present with??? - ANS-A Hearing Aid
Abdomen - ANS-Largest Cavity of the frame. Contains the digestive system (liver, gallbladder,
and belly). As nicely because the urinary device (kidneys, ureter, and bladder).
Stomach bulges - ANS-indicate tumors, cysts or hernia
Abdominal contour - ANS-flat, rounded, scaphoid
abdominal shadow - ANS-should imply bugles or massesq
Abducens - ANS-Cranial Nerve VI-Motor-EOM; moves eyeball laterally
Assess guidelines of gaze.
Abduction - ANS-Movement away from the midline of the frame
Abduction - ANS-movement of a_part away.From the middle of the body
odd findings musculoskelatal - ANS--Joint Disorders
-inflammatory Disorders
-Abnormalities of the spine
-Trauma precipitated disorders
Abnormal Penis - ANS--marks or rash on skin
-urethral discharge or lesions
-Phimosis
-Paraphimosis
-Dorsal vein on pinnacle facet
Abnormal Pubic Hair - ANS-Small Blueish spots, or nit(eggs) at the bottom of the pubic hair
Abnormal Scrotum - ANS--Redness, swelling, distended veins, and lesions
-Orchitis
-epididymitis
-scrotal edema
,-scrotal hernia
-testicular torsion
Abnormal Vaginal Findings - ANS--Itching in pubic location, blue spots or nits can be located at
base of pubic hair
-Genital Warts
-Contact Dermatitis(Rash)
-Elongated Clitoris
-Painful pink vesicles
-urine leakage
-Urine and fecal incontinence
-Prolapsed uterus
-Tears, bruising, lacerations
Absence of Bowel Sounds - ANS-reduced intestinal motility, paralytic ileus, late bowel
obstruction, peritonitis, appendicitis
Accessory - ANS-Cranial Nerve XI-Motor-Head movement; shrugging of shoulders
Ask affected person to shrug shoulders in opposition to resistance out of your arms and flip
head to aspect towards resistance out of your hand
Accessory Digestive organs - ANS-liver
gallbladder
pancreas
Accessory organs - ANS-Teeth
Salivary Glands
Liver
Gallbladder
Pancreas
acromegaly - ANS-hormonal disease that develops while the pituitary gland , produces an
excessive amount of growth hormone at some stage in person hood
Acromion - ANS-manner; anatomical characteristic at the shoulder blade
acute glaucoma - ANS-sudden boom inside the intraocular stress because of the blocked float
of the fluid from anterior chamber. Pupil oval formed and dilated, cloud cornea, ache, halos, and
reduce in imaginative and prescient
Acute Pain - ANS-Pain that handiest lasts via the expected healing of an contamination, harm or
surgical treatment, whether or not it has a sudden or gradual onset and regardless of depth.
,Adduction - ANS-Movement towards the midline of the body
Adolescence - ANS-12-two decades
Identity versus role confusion
Formation of robust feel of identification as an character and as a member of society,
identification of personal and occupational desires
final results of failed challenge: Role confusion, social alienation, capacity substance abuse,
ability development of antisocial character sickness
Adulthood - ANS-25-sixty five years
Generativity as opposed to stagnation
Productivity and creativity, choice to take care of and manual offspring (or, if childfree, to manual
the following generation)
outcome of failed mission: Self-preoccupation, number one attainment of satisfaction through
self-indulgence, stagnation
age-related macular degeneration - ANS-condition of macular and imperative retina; sluggish
los s of central vision while peripheral imaginative and prescient remains intact.
Alert and Oriented - ANS-measuring of mental feature, measured in orientation to man or
woman, place, time, and scenario. If someone is oriented to all four, it's far recorded as A&Ox4
Alimentary Canal - ANS-continuous, hole, muscular tube. Begins on the mouth and terminates
at the anus.
Boundaries Include:
Mouth
Pharynx
Esophagus
Stomach
Small and Large Intestines
Rectum
Anus
ambiguous - ANS-genitalia; congenital anomaly discovered in newborns in which hyperplasia of
the adrenal
Amennorhea - ANS-absence of menstrual periods
, ankyloglossia - ANS-fixation of the end of the tongue to the ground of the mouth, shortened
lingual frenulum. Congenital.
Anorhexia - ANS-lack of urge for food
aortic stenosis - ANS-narrowing of the aorta
Apex - ANS-Very top of the lungs
Apical Pulse - ANS-anatomic point at which the coronary heart is maximum effortlessly
palpated; positioned on the apex of the coronary heart. Also referred as the factor of maximal
impulse(PMI)
Apical pulse - ANS-Most without difficulty palpated over the apex of the heart or PMI
appendicitus - ANS--inflammation of the appendix
-Epigastric or periumbilical, localizes to RLQ, Sudden onset
-Possible obstruction
Apraxic - ANS-issue. Initiating or continuing on foot
apthous ulcers - ANS-small, spherical, white painful lesions, takes place singular or clusters on
oral mucosa
arterioventricular valves - ANS-Tricuspid and Mitral
arthalgia - ANS-pain in joints
Articulation - ANS-Joint
ascites - ANS-accumulation of fluid in the stomach
Assessing Hearing - ANS-History, Audiometer
Assessment - ANS-The series, corporation, and validation of subjective and goal statistics
Begins whilst nurse first meets patient
Assessment in SBAR - ANS-What do I assume the trouble is?
