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5 parts of communication - Answer 1. Sender, stimulus 2. sender of Message 3. message itself 4. medium or channel. route of getting info out. (touch, talking) 5. receiver (decoder) purposeful rounding: - Answer making rounds and trying to see if they need anything and if so what do they need. promotes patient safety, improves communication, provide better care. Ask; any pain?, do you need anything? SBARR - Answer -(I) Introduction -Situation -Background (what led ...

A client loses consciousness after strenuous exercise and needs to be admitted to a health care facility. The client is diagnosed with dehydration. The nurse knows that the client needs restoration of: - Answer electrolytes. A decrease in arterial blood pressure will result in the release of - Answer renin. A nurse inspecting the IV site of a client notices signs of phlebitis (inflammation). What would be the appropriate nursing intervention for this situation? - Answer D...

What are the 5 SLO's? - Answer 1. Quality and Safety 2. Teamwork and Collaboration 3. Patient Centered Care 4. Informatics 5. Evidence Based Practice Metamucil - Answer Bulk forming constipation medicine Miralax - Answer osmotic, when a rapid cleansing is desired The health continuum - Answer most people practice this. one end of the spectrum is being healthy and one end is death or dying. Ever-changing system. Nursing Care Plans - Answer Assessin...

Who is the founder of nursing? - Answer Florence Nightingale Stage 1 of Illness - Answer experiencing symptoms Stage 2 of Illness - Answer Assuming the sick role Stage 3 of Illness - Answer Assuming a dependent role Stage 4 of Illness - Answer achieving recovery and rehabilitation Primary illness prevention - Answer to avoid or delay illness; examples: exercise, immunizations, sunscreen, vaccines Secondary Illness Prevention - Answer ea...

Inflammation - Answer a localized response to an injury or to the destruction of tissues Causes of inflammation - Answer -Immune response to infectious microorganisms -Trauma -Surgery -Caustic chemicals -Extremes of heat and cold -Ischemic damage to body tissues steps of inflammation - Answer 1. Injury to capillaries and tissue cells 2. Release of bradykinin from injured cells 3. Bradykinin stimulates pain receptors. 4. Pain causes release of histamine. 5. Bradyk...

The causes of disease may be divided into areas such as heredity, trauma, inflammation and infection, hyperplasia’s and neoplasms, nutritional imbalance, and - Answer impaired immunity If a disease is caused by an abnormality in a person's genetic or chromosomal makeup, it is said to fall within the ____ category - Answer heredity The traumatic category of causes of disease can include MVAs, poison, firearms, falls, suicide, suffocation, and - Answer homicide The ...

A nurse is working at a health fair screening people for liver cancer. Which population group should the nurse monitor most closely for liver cancer? a. Hispanic b. Asian Americans c. Non-Hispanic Caucasians d. Non-Hispanic African-Americans - Answer b. Asian Americans While Asian Americans generally have lower cancer rates than the non-Hispanic Caucasian population, they also have the highest incidence rates of liver cancer for both sexes compared with Hispanic, non-Hispanic C...

The nurse is assessing a patient's functional ability. Which activities most closely match the definition of functional ability? a. Healthy individual, works outside the home, uses a cane, well groomed b. Healthy individual, college educated, travels frequently, can balance a checkbook c. Healthy individual, works out, reads well, cooks and cleans house d. Healthy individual, volunteers at church, works part time, takes care of family and house - Answer d. Healthy individual, v...

The nurse is assessing a patient who has been diagnosed with an Astrocytoma tumor. The patient is describing the options available for treatment. What statement will prompt the nurse to continue education on a treatment modality? - Answer I requested the same chemotherapy my brother took for his lymphoma An emergency department nurse is triaging a 77 yr olf man who presents with uncharacteristic fatigue as well as rib and back pain. The patient denies any recent injuries. The nurse shou...

Osteocytes - Answer ~bone cells Osteoblasts - Answer ~bone forming cells Osteoclasts - Answer ~Bone destroying cells bone remodeling - Answer ~Is the removal of old bone by resorption and the deposit of new bone by ossification TRUE or FALSE: Every 10 years there is a complete replacement of bone? - Answer TRUE Joints - Answer ~Where 2 bones come together ~"articulation" ~Hold bones firmly and allows for movement. TRUE or FALSE: Cart...

chain of infection - Answer ~Host ~Reservoir (feeding it) ~Susceptible (risk) ~Carrier (typically don't have active symptoms) ~Colonization (active or dormant; can spread) ~Infection Donning - Answer ~*Wash hands* *Gown*: ~Fully cover torso from neck to knees, arms to end of wrists, and wrap around back ~Fasten in back at neck and waist (at least neck) ~*Mask*: ~Secure ties or elastic bands at middle of head and neck ~Fix flexible band to no bridge ~Fit snug to f...

Blood flow through the heart - Answer pulse sites - Answer Thrill - Answer ~A palpable *vibration* of a vessel ~usually indicates turbulence Bruit - Answer ~must be auscultated ~not normal, unless there is a fistula TRUE or FA TRUE or FALSE: If there is a blockage in one of the coronary arteries the area distal to the blockage does not get adequate oxygenation unless there are adequate collaterals developed? - Answer TRUE Conduction system of th...

The nurse notes the skin around the client's skeletal traction pin site is swollen, red, and crusty, with dried drainage. What is the nurse's priority action? - Answer Notify the physician The client returning to the nursing unit after a total hip replacement has a wedge-shaped pillow strapped between his knees. The client's family ask why this pillow is in place. What is the nurse's best response? - Answer This is to prevent the client form inadvertently moving the op...

views held by dominant colonial powers have tried to do what to other cultures - Answer ASSIMILATE ex) Indigenous peoples with IRS, smallpox name other impacts of dominant cultures - Answer systemic racism and homophobia school curriculum influence (creation vs evolution) exclusion from societal roles inequity to access support/care Personhood - cognitive capabilities - Answer - Consciousness/self-awareness - Morality - Rationality/reasoning - Agency - Capacity t...

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Which of the following joints is most likely to be affected by OA? A. Wrists B. Elbows C. metacarpophalangeal joint D. DIP Joint - Answer D. DIP Joint Clinical finding of the knee in a patient with OA include which of the following (SATA) A. Coarse crepitus B. Joint Effusion C. Warm joint D. Knee often locks or a pop is heard E. redness and heat over the anterior and posterior knee - Answer A. Coarse crepitus B. Joint Effusion D. Knee often locks or pop is heard Def...

Inguinal hernia - Answer protrusion of a loop of the intestine through layers of the abdominal wall in the inguinal region Indirect hernia - Answer goes through superficial inguinal ring. femoral hernia - Answer intestines push through femoral triangle, more common in females epididymitis - Answer inflammation of the epididymis that is frequently caused by the spread of infection from the urethra or the bladder hydrocele - Answer a fluid-filled sac in th...

Describe patient education for the client with a hip fracture and/or hip arthroplasty - Answer a. Proper posture - elevated toilet seat, do not extend past 90 degrees b. No leg crossing, twisting c. No bending or heavy lifting d. Medications - for pain, anticoagulants Understand the priority assessment: 5P's - Answer a.Pain: 0-10 scale b.Pulses: Compare affected/unaffected extremity c.Pallor: Overall skin color and affected extremity skin color d.Paresthia: Sensation chan...

What is the significance of Psoas sign during an abdominal assessment? - Answer A positive Psoas sign indicates appendicitis, shown by pain in the RLQ when the patient raises their leg against resistance. What does Murphy's sign indicate? - Answer Murphy's sign indicates cholecystitis, often seen in patients who are Fat, Female, Fertile, and Forty. What does McBurney's point assess? - Answer McBurney's point assesses for rebound tenderness indicative of append...

describe Wheezes - Answer continuous, high-pitched, musical sound heard during inspiration or expiration. It is caused by high velocity air flow through a narrowed or obstructed airway. Unilateral or more sharply localized wheezing or stridor may occur with a foreign body. How would you inspect the chest? - Answer Position the patient upright and inspect shape and symmetry, the costal angle, the angle of the ribs and the intercostal spaces. How do you describe the AP and latera...