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Prenatal nursing - Answer Promotes physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being of the whole family. Work collaboratively with child-bearing women and their families throughout the child-bearing year from preconception through pregnancy and childbirth and over postpartum transition periods. Care for child-bearing women and families in many settings, including the hospital, home, and variety of ambulatory and community settings. principles of prenatal nursing - Answer ca...

antepartum care - Answer includes both the initial and subsequent history and physical examinations - providing education Intrapartum Care - Answer Monitoring the mother closely for any complications Postpartum care - Answer The care the mother receives during the six to eight weeks following the birth of her baby Goals and Philosophies of maternal health nursing? - Answer - goal= healthy mom and baby - care is very important as health issues during pregnancy ...

Perinatal - Answer - Around the time of birth Neonatal - Answer - Pertaining to newborn/infant Mortality - Answer - Death rate Morbidity - Answer - The rate of incidence of a disease Perinatal Mortality Rate - Answer - Number of stillbirths and number of neonatal deaths per 1000 live births - Baby could have died in utero or could die at any other point up until 28 days after birth - ***The perinatal death rate includes the fetal death rate and neonata...

fertilization - Answer conception - union of ovum and spermatozoon implantation - Answer occurs day 8-10 after fertilization amniotic fluid - Answer temperature regulation, movement, protection. umbilical cord - Answer 2 arteries and 1 vein arteries carry deoxygenated blood from fetus to placenta. Vein carries oxygenated blood to the fetus. Normal fetal heart rate - Answer 110-160 mortality - Answer number of deaths Morbidity - Answer ...

In assessing a preterm newborn, which of the following findings would be of greatest concern? a. Milia over the bridge of the nose b. Thin transparent skin c. Poor muscle tone d. Heart murmur - Answer D. Heart Murmur While asssessing a postpartum multiparous client, the nurse detects a boggy uterusmidline 2 cm above the umbilicus. Which intervention would be the priority ? - Answer Massaging the fundus What is an appropriate nursing intervention to use when dealing with par...

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What are the safety measures when performing a bed bath? - Answer - Observe standard precautions, including wearing clean gloves. Other personal protective equipment (PPE) may be necessary, depending on the patient's condition. - Check the floors for spills, and make sure equipment is working properly. - Assess and control the bathwater temperature, especially for patients with reduced sensation, Avoid hot or excessively cold water, and use a mild cleansing agent that minimizes irrit...

(Infection) airborne - Answer M: measles T: tb V: varicella Infection: Droplet - Answer S- scarlet fever, sepsis P = porovirus, pnenumonia, pertussis I - influenza D - diptheria E - epiglottis R - rubella M - mumps, meningitis AN - adenovirus infection: contact - Answer M - R - resp infection S - skin infection W - would infection E - enteric/cdiff E - eye infection HAIs (healthcare associated infections) - Answer - nosocomial infection - in...

nursing process - Answer ADPIE Assessment - Answer A in ADPIE Diagnosis - Answer D in ADPIE Planning - Answer P in ADPIE Inplementation - Answer I in ADPIE Evaluation - Answer E in ADPIE Quick Priority Assessment - Answer QPA ABC's - Answer QPA Step 1 LOC & LOO - Answer QPA Step 2 & 3 INs and OUTs - Answer QPA Step 4 & 5 Pain and Safety - Answer QPA Step 6 & 7 Person, Place, Time - Answer ...

Informatics - Answer The study of information processing EHR - Answer Electronic Health Records HIPAA - Answer Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act objective - Answer Signs (what you see) subjective - Answer based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions (symptoms) 4 Ps of Care - Answer Pain, Position, Possessions, Potty SBAR - Answer Situation Background Assessment Recommendation NPO - Answer ...

Chain of Infection - Answer pathogen reservoir portal of exit mode of transmission portal of entry susceptible host PPE for Airborne precautions - Answer N95 mask PPE for Droplet precautions - Answer Gown Mask Eye cover Gloves PPE required for patient with active TB who is cough - Answer Airborne & droplet PPE Gown N95 mask eye cover gloves PPE for patient with Ruebella - Answer Droplet PPE Gown mask eye cover gloves guidelines for do...

The Rules of charting - Answer Single lined, Line through errors marked + signed, Date Time and Focus, To end cross out empty line space initial and designation, legible What format do you follow when charting? - Answer DAR What is DAR? - Answer Data Action Response When do you chart? - Answer Preformed immediately following What colour's of ink are accepted for charting? - Answer Blue or Black What order is charting written in? - Answer Chro...

The nurse is caring for a patient with a small chronic pressure ulcer on the ankle what can be assigned to the health care assistant - Answer reposition the patient at least every 2 hours which of the following patients would be at most risk to develop a pressure ulcer? an elderly patient with mobility issues , a diabetic patient with properly controlled blood sugars, a patient receiving physiotherapy following knee replacement, middle aged woman with lupus who is having back surgery b...

Informatics - Answer the property and structure of information or data. Electronic Health Record (EHR) - Answer Longitudinal (rather than episode oriented) Automates and streamlines care provider's workflow Can offer evidence-based decision support quality management outcomes reporting incorporation of nursing standards and regulatory requirements into electronic forms Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) - Answer specific guidelines ...

True or False nutrients are generally supplied by food - Answer true What is important when charting? - Answer charting is accurate, concise, timely, legible What is a change of shift report - Answer what you tell the nurse when a new nurse comes on - for continuity of care/ essential info Telephone orders are for - Answer emergencies i.e person ran out of insulin When do we chart - Answer after each time you provide care How do you correct err...

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programmed (predictable cell death), errors (random), calorie restriction (cal reduction increases life span) - Answer biological theories of aging aging is the result of predictable cellular death; 3 theories: 1. immunity theory 2. neuroendocrine control theory 3. gene theory - Answer programmed theories of aging aging is a programmed accumulation of decline in function of immune system resulting from oxidative stress - Answer immunity theory of aging aging is a progr...

Another name for health-associated infections - Answer nosocomial infections What does nosocomial infection mean? - Answer Infection acquired through contact with contamination in the hospital - not present during admission How many parts are there to the chain of infection? - Answer 6 components What are the 6 components of infection - Answer 1. transmission 2. portal of entry 3. host susceptibility 4. infectious agent 5. reservoir 6. portal of exit Wha...

Erikson's Theory of Development - Answer Erikson maintained the theory of development that personality develops in a predetermines order through eight stages of psychosocial development. During each stage, the person experiences a psychosocial crisis which could have a positive or negative outcome for personality development Who needs to be screened for Type 2 Diabetes - Answer Ages 40 + Members of Hight risk Population Prediabetics Individuals with: High cholesterol, hypert...

b - Answer 1. The longer an individual is exposed to a strong odor, the less aware of the odor the individual becomes. This phenomenon is known as sensory a. acuity. b. adaptation. c. awareness. d. reception. e. overload. d - Answer 2. Which type of psychologist would be interested primarily in studying whether people behave differently in groups than they do when alone? a. Experimental b. Cognitive c. Developmental d. Social e. Clinical a - Answer ...