CH.23 Flashcards

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The vagina serves as a passage for the fetus during delivery as well as an outlet for blood during menstruation

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“Let’s make sure that we measure the amount prior to disposing of it.”

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3
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Severe abdominal pain

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4
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“When was your last normal period?

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5
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Start palpating in the left upper quadrant

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6
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Position of comfort

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7
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The dialysis graft is bleeding

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8
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Abnormal hemoglobin formation that means the blood cannot carry oxygen as efficiently

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“Sometimes pain can naturally increase the blood pressure. I will take another reading so we can compare it with the baseline reading.”

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Your appendix could rupture, causing a major infection and shock.

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A patient with an elevated white blood cell count due to leukemia

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12
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Referred pain

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13
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Between the diaphragm and the top of the pelvis

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14
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Upper abdominal pain that radiates to the back

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15
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Severe pain

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16
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To place a pressure dressing over the fistula

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17
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Severe pain

18
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Stopping the bleeding

19
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“It is more important to recognize a possible abdominal emergency, as opposed to determining the exact cause, because pain perception may be distorted.”

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“Tearing” pain located to the lower back

21
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Additional evidence that the patient has peritonitis

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Hernia

23
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Endometrial tissue located outside of the uterus

24
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position the bag below the level of the patient’s bladder

25
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Pancreatitis

26
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Dehydration

27
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Apply supplemental oxygen

28
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Black semi-formed stool

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Burning sensation every time she urinates

30
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Check the patient’s pulse

31
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peritonitis

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referred pain

33
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liver

34
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mittelschmerz

35
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lungs

36
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increased dairy intake

37
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guarding

38
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nine.

39
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increased blood pressure

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