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In which situations would you not give oxytocin? - ️️-Breech position -Placenta previa -Maternal cardiac disease What is asked/done in first GYN appt? - ️️-Pap smear -STD's -Were they on birth control or antibiotics? -Currently taking any medications? -Currently using tobacco, alcohol, or illegal drugs? - Ask about resources (social, financial) -Any previous pregnancies What is a positive sign of pregnancy? - ️️Hearing fetal heart tones (12 wks), Visualization of the fe...

Which theorist supports the belief that the provision of patient care includes a personal response by the nurse? - ️️Jean Watson Specific assumptions about caring in Watson's Science of Human Caring Theory, include (select all that apply): - ️️Caring promotes health more than curing; Caring involves consequences Nursing theories include descriptions of which four concepts? - ️️Person, health, environment, nursing Nursing is a unique profession, concerned with all the variab...

Which fetal heart rate tracing characteristics are considered reassuring or normal (category I)? Bradycardia not accompanied by baseline variability. Early decelerations, either present or absent. Sinusoidal pattern, either present or absent. Tachycardia not accompanied by baseline variability. - ️️Early decelerations, either present or absent. A multigravida presents to the labor and delivery triage area and states that she feels as though she needs to push. What is the priority? N...

general survey - ️️The study of the whole person body stature nutritional status verbal/non-verbal expression general health any obvious physical characteristics the nursing process - ️️start with assessment, then nursing diagnosis, what is the patient outcome that I want, plan how to get that outcome, are you going to do it (implementation), evaluation if it didn't work go through the cycle again assessment - ️️collect data: review of the clinical record, health history...

Follow up data base - ️️Short term/ chronic problems, problems should be evaluated at regular and appropriate intervals What has changed, worse/better, coping strategies used Evidenced based practice - ️️Patients deserve to be treated with most current and best practice techniques Systematic approach to practice that emphasizes the use of best evidence in combination with clinicians experience as wel as the patients preferences and values Diagnosis - ️️Compare findings that ar...

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in solving for the energy present in an ionic bond, positive values of E are attractive, where negative values for E are repulsive. TRUE OF FALSE - ️️false carbohydrates- repeating units and covalent linkage - ️️repeating units= nucleotide, monosaccharide covalent linkage= glycosidic bond lipids- repeating units and covalent linkage - ️️repeating units= none covalent linkage= none proteins- repeating units and covalent linkage - ️️repeating units= amino acid covalent link...

What determines the 3-D structure of biological molecules and why is it important for function? - ️️Polymers of molecules are able to take on much more complex structures than individual monomers. This structure is determined by the individual parts (functional groups), the type of bond (covalent and noncovalent), and the physical arrangement (structure and stereoisomers) Polymer - polysaccharide (complex carbohydrate) - ️️Monomer - Monosaccharide (simple carbohydrate) Polymer - P...

What are the consequences of a Vitamin B1 deficiency (deficiency of Thiamine)? - ️️Beriberi (weight loss, heart problems, and neurological dysfunction) Many vitamin derivatives are what? - ️️Coenzymes Vitamins are modified to make what? - ️️Coenzymes necessary for enzyme function For the following carrier molecule in active form, give the group carried and the vitamin precursor: ATP - ️️Group Carried: Phosphoryl Vitamin Precursor: N/A For the following carrier molecule...

Pattern of separation of charge in electronegativity - ️️The greater the difference between the electronegativities of two bonded atoms, the greater the separation of charge will be in the bond What determines the strength and length of a covalent bond - ️️More shared electron pairs increases bond energy and shortens the length between atoms Importance of Biochemical Reactions - ️️-Help establish and maintain a stable optimal internal environment to preserve life -Maintain Hom...

Why is the distal histidine important for proper red blood cell function? - ️️Steric hinderance to large molecules attempting to enter iron binding pocket. Help stabilize O2 leaving pocket to make sure it's not superoxide What limits the rotation about a peptide bond? - ️️Peptide bonds have partial double bond characteristics What is the primary intracellular buffering system? - ️️Phosphate buffering system The primary blood buffering system is what? - ️️Carbonic acid/ca...

What event in the 1960's made child maltreatment a national issue - ️️physicians began realizing beaten children, many who died, and assumably many who were never even seen. Books were publish including "The Battered Child Syndrome'' Risk factors and long term affects of spanking - ️️being a male child, having maternal parenting stress Rule of Thumb - ️️mans right to beat his wife with a stick no thicker than his thumb Proverbs 13:24 - ️️"He that Spareth the ...

Excessive hair where electrodes are applied can cause: A) somatic tremors B) AC interference C) wandering baselines D) None of these answers - ️️C Which of the following is a reason for clinics to receive less than the total charge for patient services? A) Charity B) All of these answers C) Contractual allowance D) Courtesy - ️️B _____ requires standardized electronic data interchange when protected health information is involved. It includes standards concerning the protecti...

When considering the timing of the examination for a child, what must be taken into consideration? - ️️How recent was the last abuse incident Neglectful parents often demonstrate a(n) _____________ to provide ___________ for their offspring, thus endangering their emotional and neurological ___________________. - ️️inability, stimulation, development When considering neglect, an individual must take into consideration the child's ______ level - ️️Development The Elizabeth P...

What is the definition of sexual abuse for Pennsylvania? - ️️the employment, use, persuasion, inducement, enticement, or coercion of a child to engage in or assist another individual to engage in sexual explicit conduct, which includes, but is not limited to: - looking at sexual or other intimate parts of a child or another individual for the purpose of sexual arousal or desire - participating in sexually explicit conversation - actual or simulated sexual activity or nudity for the pu...

Which one of the following would not be grounds for revocation of licensure? Falsifying information in a patient's chart Fraud Reporting a patient's attempted suicide Intoxication in a professional encounter - ️️Reporting a patient's attempted suicide Which one of the following circumstances does not require the contract to be in writing? Sale of land Collateral contracts Prenuptial agreement Sale of goods over $50.00 - ️️Sale of goods over $50.00 What area of the body...

National Survey of Children's Exposure to Violence (NatSCEV) - ️️Was developed as a comprehensive nationwide survey, in an effort to identify the incidence and prevalence of children's exposure to violence for children between the ages of 1 month and 17 years of age. This survey gathered data directly from children between the ages of 10 and 17, asking questions regarding the child's experience between birth and 17 years of age. This type of offender-victim relationship is one...

goals of ABC - ️️help parents delight in children, help parents stop intrusive parenting behaviors, follow child's lead, develop child-caregiver relationship intervention levels of Triple P (5) - ️️1. parenting intervention campaign (universal) 2. brief parenting advice (selected) 3. Narrow focus parenting training (primary care) 4. broad focus parenting skills (standard) 5. Behavioral family intervention (enhanced) theories of PCIT - ️️developmental, behavioral dosage of PC...

Steps in the EBP Process: Clinical - ️️-Assess the patient/child/family: start with the patient - a clinical problem or question arises -Ask the question: build a clinical question derived from the issue -Acquire the evidence -Appraise the evidence -Apply: talk with the patient -Self-evaluation What are the concerns of evidence based treatments? - ️️3 concerns: 1.) Reliance on RCT to establish the empirical base -Not all theories of practice lend themselves well to quantitative ...

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