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electrophysiology - Answer 1. automaticity - ability to create electrical impulse spontaneously - every cell contains 2. excitability - ability to respond to outside stimulus - ready to transmit/contract 3. conductivity - receive impulse, conduct to nearby cells 4. contractility - ability to shorten, or contract polarization - Answer alive and ready for signal - inta/extra cellular ions aligned depolarization - Answer ions shift, creating wave as it shift down - electr...

ELNEC (end of life nursing education consortium) - Answer - intro to palliative nursing - communication in palliative care - pain management in palliative care - symptom management in palliative care - loss, grief, and bereavement - final hours of life Foundations of population health Samuel Shattuck - Answer 1850 architect of american public health - data/SANITATION/census Foundations Population Health Dorthea Dix - Answer 19th century change treatment of MENTALLY ILL...

According to WHO, what is health? - Answer -A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity What is population health? - Answer -the health outcomes of a group of individuals, including the distribution of such outcomes within the group. What are the four main determinants of population health? - Answer 1. Social and economic factors — 40 percent 2. Health behaviors — 30 percent 3. Clinical care — 20 percent ...

Organizational change - Answer a modification in purpose (mission), structure, activities/tasks or processes for an HSO Processes - Answer sets of related tasks necessary for the completion of work or the delivery of care Dimensions of Change - Answer 1. Scope (areas of organization affected) 2. Urgency (time dependency of change) 3. Depth (complexity of the change) Scope - Answer Narrow- only affects one area - ex. adding a new data element on the admission form Broa...

When is informed consent waived? - Answer When emergent conditions threaten life, limb, eyes, and the central nervous system, or when the patient is deemed incompetent and appointed a guardian When can a patient be deemed incompetent? - Answer Patients who have been evaluated as mentally incompetent whether due to cognitive or psychiatric conditions, or patients under the influence of sedative drugs or alcohol The nurse is caring for a patient with bipolar disorder treated with lithi...

What is disenfranchised grief? - Answer -Experienced when a loss is or cannot be openly acknowledged, publicly mourned, or socially supported ex: overdose, suicide What is disappearance grief? - Answer -term coined by Dr.Kronk's friend Patty O'Shea -experienced when your loved one dies without your being able to see them, speak to them, comfort them, say goodbye to them, or have a service for them. ex: COVID losses How should we as nurses react to grieving patients/famil...

pharmacokinetics - Answer Study of how medications: - absorbed - distributed - metabolized - excretion therapeutic effect - Answer Expected or predicted physiological response adverse effect - Answer unintended, undesirable secondary effect side effect - Answer predictable, unavoidable secondary effect toxic effect - Answer accumulation of medication in the bloodstream idiosyncratic reaction - Answer overreaction or underreaction or different reaction from no...

Maternity high risk statistic - Answer -first world countries score highest for maternal mortality -women die from birth every minute worldwide -poverty increases risk for maternal mortality -young women age (15-20 y.o) 2x more likely to die during birth -highest rate of unsafe abortion and pre-eclampsia -1/4 of births are high risk identifying high risk patients - Answer history (biggest screen too) -want to identify risk factors that put mom and baby at risk -want to plan sub...

What one of the following is the mechanism of action of heparin? A. Decreases platelet aggregation B. Blocks vitamin K & prevents activation of prothrombin C. Binds to albumin in the plasma to prevent clotting D. Blocks the fibrin threads from forming a stable clot - Answer D antiplatelets like aspirin and clopidogrel decrease platelet aggregation. Warfarin blocks Vitamin K factors, including plasma proteins such as albumin, and prevents prothrombin as a thrombolytic drug. A pat...

IV FLUIDS - Answer ____________________*ISOTONIC*_____________________________ *D5W* Dextrose 5% in water -YES--Fluid loss, dehydration, hypernatremia -NO--Renal and cardiac pts, possible fluid overload *0.9% NS* Normal saline....sodium chloride -YES--Shock, hyponatremia, blood transfusions, resuscitation, fluid changes, DKA -NO--Can lead to overload, pts with heart fail or edema *LR* Lactated Ringers -YES--Dehydration, burns, lower GI fluid loss, acute blood loss hypov...

Regular Insulin (Humulin R, Novolin R) - Answer - Classification: Short acting insulin - Indication for Use: DM T2 - Adverse Reactions/Side Effects: Hypersensitivity; reaction at injection site; hypoglycemia; hypokalemia; weight gain - Nursing Implications and client teaching: injection site rotation to avoid tissue damage; monitor BG to see if dosage needs to be adjusted Isophane Insulin Suspension (NPH) (Humulin N, Novolin N) - Answer - Classification: intermediate acting insulin ...

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mental health illness refers to... - Answer definable diagnoses that cause significant dysfunction in developmental, biological, or psychological disturbances risk factors for adverse mental health outcomes - Answer inborn vulnerability, poor social environment, economic hardship, poor health policy is there a distinction between a physical and mental illness - Answer no- mental illness is a physical illness diathesis-stress model - Answer diathesis creates the predispositio...

Clinical judgment - Answer Conclusion about a patient's needs or health problems, influenced by a nurse's experience and knowledge and the context of clinical situations and the culture of patient care settings Critical thinking - Answer The ability to think in a systematic and logical manner; a continuous process characterized by open-mindedness, continual inquiry, and perseverance, combined with a willingness to look at each unique pt situation and determine which identified ass...

Leading cause: maternal/fetal morbidity and mortality - Answer Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy Highest Hypertensive rates - Answer Native American and African American Classifications: Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy - Answer Chronic Hypertension Gestational Hypertension Pre-eclampsia Eclampsia HELLP Syndrome Chronic Hypertension - Answer Elevation of BP prior to pregnancy or before 20 weeks gestation Chronic Hypertension Risk Factors - Answer age, obesity,...

remodeling phase - Answer new collagen @ max, macrophages stimulate gradual replacement of new, rapidly replaced collagen with mature collagen. Increases tensile strength of wound. This phase can last up to 2 years proliferative phase - Answer fibroblasts migrate to wound bed, deposit collagen, secrete growth factors. Macrophages produce enzymes to stimulate tissue growth and generate blood vessels. Granulation appears, edges begin to contract. Epithelial growth closes the defect. This ...

public health efforts focus on prevention and promotion of population health. the local level of the health care system provides direct services to community members through community and personal health services. An example of a health service that targets the larger community, rather than individuals is (SATA) a. providing well-infant care b. a mobile immunization clinic c. condemning or repairing unsafe housing d. encouraging family planning e. airing a weekly public service announcement...

What percentage of US adults are estimated to be obese? - Answer 42.5% The NH guideline for obesity is a BMI of (a) >25 (b) >30 (c) 20% above normal weight? - Answer b. >30 A common criterion to define weight maintenance in adults is a gain in lbs of a. <10 lbs b. <3% c. <5% d. <10 kg - Answer b. <3% In adults, a 1 minute decline in maximal treadmill time is associated with what increase in body weight? a. 5 lbs b. 1.5-2 lbs c. 1.5-2 kg - Ans...

What are the 3 life stages of xenopus? - Answer 1. Embryonic Stage 2. Larval Stage 3. Adult Stage What happens during adult stage? - Answer Either sperm or egg are developed (gametogenesis) What happens during embryonic stage? - Answer Cleavage, Gastrulation, organogenesis What happens during larval stage? - Answer Metamorphosis What happens during oogenesis? (7 steps) - Answer 1. primordial germ cell migrates to gonad 2. Stem cell then undergoes mitosis 10,000 time...

Bone marrow suppression Chemotherapy agents cause bone marrow suppression, which creates the need to institute precautions related to reduced white blood cell, red blood cell, and platelet counts. These precautions focus on preventing infection and bleeding. - Answer The nurse understands that the type of precautions needed for children receiving chemotherapy is based on which actions of chemotherapeutic agents? a. Gastrointestinal upset b. Bone marrow suppression c. Decreased creati...