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Five steps of the nursing process - Answer Assessment/data collection, Diagnosis - Analysis/data collection, Outcome - planning, Implementation - intervention; Evaluation Assessment/Data collection - Answer Gather info, review history, collect all medication profile Diagnosis- analysis/ data collection - Answer Clinical judgement about the client’s response to actual or potential health conditions or needs. Used to communicate/share info about the patient and their experience ...

What is the Goal of this course? - Answer Not to memorize everything, but to gain an understanding the goal of medication administration and evaluation. How we find info related to meds, vaccines, herbal interactions, etc. Knowing the basics and knowing where to find the extra info Assessing patient home medication use? - Answer Allergies, what all they're taking, supplements they're taking, dietary things (grapefruit), MAOIs (no tyramine), green leafy vegetables high in vitamin K...

appendicitis - Answer appendix becomes inflamed and edematous leading to obstruction Clinical manifestations of appendicitis - Answer -vague periumbilical pain with anorexia -local tenderness at mcburneys point -redbound tenderness -low grade fever -rovsings sign -constipation Redbound tenderness - Answer there is more pain when pressure on the tender area is released Rovsing's sign - Answer palpation of the left lower quadrant causes right lower quadrant pain that m...

PREMATURE INFANT DX WITH RESPIRATORY DISTRESS RECEIVED SURFACTANT THERAPY. WHAT WOULD THE NURSE ASSESS FOR? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY) A. RESPIRATIONS B. ADVENTITIOUS BREATH SOUNDS C. ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE PLACEMENT D. CHEST MOVEMENT E. HEART RATE - Answer A, B, C, D WHAT WOULD THE NURSE TEACH A PATIENT GOING HOME WITH A HAND-HELD INHALER? - Answer IF INHALER HAS NO COUNTER THEN NEED TO KEEP A RECORD PRIME NEW INHALER WITH TWO PUFFS APTER TWO WEEKS NOT USED- PRIME INHALER AGAIN ...

Mons pubis - Answer Fatty tissue covering the pubic bone Labia majora - Answer Outer folds of skin Labia minora - Answer Inner folds of skin Clitoris - Answer Erectile tissue, highly sensitive Urethral opening - Answer Where urine exits Vaginal opening - Answer Entrance to the vagina Ovaries - Answer Produce eggs (ova) and hormones (estrogen & progesterone) Fallopian tubes - Answer Transport eggs to the uterus using FIMBRIAE Uterus - Answer Site...

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what is the scope of practice for nursing - Answer the roles/actions a nurse can take in that state what is the ANA (american nurses association) - Answer an organization that protects nurses/the practice of nursing (gives standards for nursing) what are the standards of nursing practice established by - Answer the state (ANA) are the nurse practice acts the same in every state - Answer no what is the social policy statement (nursing) - Answer the bridge between nursin...

ABC - Answer airway, breathing, circulation autonomy - Answer right to make own decisions (alert and oriented) Non-maleficence - Answer duty to do no harm beneficence - Answer do good justice - Answer fairness fidelity - Answer faithful to agreement and promises veracity - Answer telling the truth tort - Answer unintentional or intentional acts of wrongdoing negligence - Answer omission or commission malpractice - Answer negligence by prof...

Polypharmacy - Answer taking more than one medication at the same time (increased risk of interaction) Growth - Answer physical development of a living being development - Answer progression of behavioral changes that involve the acquisition of skills Quantitative - Answer (measurable) change seen in the body Qualitative - Answer change seen as increasing competence in behavioral functioning Erikson stage birth to 1 year - Answer trust vs mistrust Erikson stag...

60-100 - Answer Normal HR per minute. 96.8-99.5 - Answer Normal temperature in Fahrenheit. 12-20 - Answer Normal respirations per minute. 120/80 - Answer Normal BP. Pain - Answer 5th vital sign. Apical pulse - Answer Vital signs that should be checked prior to giving digoxin. Sacrament of the Sick - Answer For Roman Catholic's, what is important during severe illness or possible pending death? NREM - Answer Type of sleep accounting for 75-80% of sl...

1 lb= - Answer 16 oz 1 T= - Answer 3t 2T= - Answer 1 . 1mg= - Answer 0.001g 0.001mg= - Answer 1mcg 1L= - Answer 1000 mL 1 kg= - Answer 2.2 lbs 1 cup= - Answer 8 fluid ounces 1000mL= - Answer 1 quart 1 T= - Answer 15 mL 1 inch= - Answer 2.5 cm 0.5 pt= - Answer 1 cup 2 pt= - Answer 4 cups 1 cm= - Answer 10 mm culturally congruent care - Answer care that fits a person's life patterns, values, and system of mea...

Burnout - Answer a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion created by long-term involvement in an emotionally demanding situation and accompanied by lowered performance and motivation compassion fatigue - Answer Loss of satisfaction from providing good pt care health - Answer a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity Licensure - Answer to be given a license to practice nursing in a state or prov...

Bactericidal - Answer kills bacteria What do needs to be done before ATB's are prescribed? - Answer Gram Stain, Culture and Sensitivity tests Standard Precautions PPE and when are they used? - Answer goggles, gloves, gown, mask Use when ever coming into contact with bodily fluids such as: emesis, blood, sweat, urine, feces Bacteriostatic - Answer inhibits growth of bacteria; killing them eventually When to use transmission precautions? - Answer When a pathogen is i...

Communication Process - Answer 1. referent 2. sender 3. channels 4. message 5. receiver 6. feedbacks Aphasia (Aging process-communication) - Answer reduced ability to understand what others are saying, to express oneself, or to be understood Dysarthria (aging process-communication) - Answer interference with normal control of the speech mechanism 4 phases of the helping relationship - Answer 1. pre-interaction 2. orientation phase 3. working phase 4. termination P...

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What is one functional study done in humans showing a positive effect of probiotics on feelings? - Answer Functional MRI investigation found that healthy subjects who received a fermented milk product with probiotics showed decreased blood oxygen level-dependent activity to an emotional attention task using facial expressions What is thought to account for the differences between the gut microbiota of the European kids vs the Burkina Faso kids? - Answer -Diet strongly influences gut mic...

The World Health Organization has several constitution principles. What are four of the nine presented in class? - Answer 1) Health is a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and the absence of disease or infirmity 2) Highest attainable standard of health is one of the fundamental rights of every human 3) Healthy development of children is basic importance 4) Governments have responsibility for the health of their peoples by providing adequate health and social measure...

sylvatic cycle - Answer transmission between wild animals and primary insect vector. Leads to amplification of the virus. Animal act as reservoir host What is a reservoir host? - Answer a host that harbours the pathogen, but does not suffer ill effects from the disease rural cycle - Answer Transmission between domestic animals and insect vector. Amplification occurs in animal (amplifying host) urban cycle - Answer between insect vector and humans Human can be infected via b...

Arbovirus - Answer arthropod borne virus → mosquitoes, sand flies, lice, fleas, ticks, mites 80 different diseases, 500 different viruses can be +ssRNA, -ssRNA, dsRNA Flaviviridae viruses - Answer +ssRNA: divided into 4 genera Genus Flavivirus → Zika, West Nile, Dengue. also Yellow Fever, Chikungunya, Japanese encephalitis. Genus Hepacivirus → Hepatitis C virus Genus Pegivirus → Pegivirus A; infects humans but doesn't cause disease Genus Pestivirus → ...

5 criteria viruses are classified on - Answer 1. nature of nucleic acids: classified based on Baltimore classification 2. symmetry of capsid 3. presence/absence of envelope 4. structure, size, morphology 5. tissue tropism 3 steps in viral replication - Answer 1. attachment and entry: virus attach to membrane and enter host 2. replication and integration virus use host genome replication then incorporate into the genome (if applicable) 3. assembly and egress: new virions assembl...