Comprehensive final Flashcards

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What is the primary purpose of the State Nurse Practice Act?

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State what a nurse can legally do/ define scope of practice

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Who writes the Standards of Nursing Care?

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American Nurses Association

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What’s CMTS stand for?

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color, movement, temp, sensation

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Malpractice is which type of legal action?

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unintentional tort

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What does EMTALA ensure?

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Patient in active labor will receive care at the facility at

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what’s primary care?

what’s secondary care?

what’s tertiary care?

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primary: When you are working to keep patient healthy by promoting health and illness-prevention activities, what level are you utilizing?

secondary: focuses on early diagnosis and treatment- reduce the impact of the disease and its consequences

tertiary: focuses on long-term rehabilitation, health restoration and palliative care and care of the dying, halt disease progression and restore functioning

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What is the most typical type of healthcare coverage for those over 65?

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Medicare

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Which agency ensure safe, quality care is provided at long term care settings?

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The Federal Bureau of Quality Assurance

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What organization has quality nursing education as one of its main focuses?

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NLN

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Who has developed the National Patient Safety Goals?

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The Joint Commission

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what is the ANA’s Code of Ethics?

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It is a formal guideline of minimum standards

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What are the ANA Standards of Nursing Practice similar too?

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the nursing process

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what’s the good Samaritan act?

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protects a health care worker if they provide first aid at an accident scene

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What does the state board of nursing do?

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Which law protects society as a whole- criminal or civil?

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What are the elements of malpractice?

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  1. Duty
  2. Breach of Duty
  3. Causation
  4. Damages
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What is the Code of Ethics and why is it important?

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Define these ethical principles:

*Autonomy-
*Nonmaleficence-
*Beneficence-
*Fidelity-
*Veracity-
*Justice-

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what’s preload?

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what’s preloaded in the ventricles, ready to head out to the body

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what’s afterload?

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how hard the heart has to work to over the pressure (diastole)?

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The laws that are set by each state to regulate nursing practice that the state board of nursing oversees are the:

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Nurse Practice Act

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The organization that is concerned with the professionalism of nursing and has written the nursing Code of Ethics is:

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American Nurses Association (ANA)

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The type of law that deals with wrongs against society is ______________ law

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criminal law

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means: low protein level
worry about: wound healing and fluid balance

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negative nitrogen balance

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lipids and fats should be ___% of calories
30% of calories
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omega 3 and 6 are ______ & help with what?
essential fatty acids protect the heart
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greasy foods and bakery products have _____ fat
trans
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solid at room temp marbled meats is ____ fats
saturated
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water soluble vitamins
B complex vitamins and Vitamin C *easily abosorbed and easily used *excess is urinated out *help with RBC's
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fat soluble vitamins
*A *D - help absorb calcium *E - antioxidant and skin *K - vision, helps blood clot
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sodium is a _____________ normal levels ___________ intra/extracellular?
*mineral *135-145 *EXTRAcellular
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potassium is a _________ too much can cause _______ IV indications? intra/extracellular? normal levels?
*mineral *cardiac arrest if high *IV push - diluted and slow *INTRAcellular *3.5 - 5.0
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calcium is a __________ involved in ______________ normal levels ___________
*mineral *blood clotting, muscle contraction ("calcium calms") *8.5 - 10.5
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magnesium is a ___________ helpful with _______________ normal level ______________
*mineral *restless leg syndrome (relaxes muscles), enzyme activities, brain neuron activity, relaxation of respiratory muscles, metabolism of calcium, potassium, and sodium *1.6-2.6
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phosphorous is a __________ relationship with ___________? helpful for _________________
*mineral *inverse of calcium *building bones and teeth, catalyst for intracellular activities, muscle and nerve action
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*1 L = ____ kg
1 kg
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ADH does what?
stops body from excreting water, CONSERVES water
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RAAS does what?
*regulates our blood pressure and fluid volume
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chloride characteristics? normal level? intra/extracellular?
*goes with sodium *95-105 *mostly extracellular (like sodium!)
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Carbohydrates
Primary energy source 45-65% calories
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signs of Hyponatremia
(Decreases serum osmolality) Confusion, lethargy, headache, restless, decreased reflexes, seizures, and coma
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signs of Hypernatremia
(Increase serum osmolality) Thirst, dry sticky mucus membranes with dry red tone, increased temperature, restlessness, headache, and seizures
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signs of Hypokalemia
Flattened T waves, muscle weakness and cramps, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, constipation, cardia dysrhythmias, feeling skipped beats
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signs of Hyperkalemia
Tall peaked T waves, paresthesia, muscle weakness, muscle paralysis and loss of tone, diarrhea, cardia arrest
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signs of Hypocalcemia
tetany, positive Chvostek’s and Trousseau’s signs, laryngeal spasm, muscle cramps, confusion, and dysrhthmias
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signs of Hypercalcemia
Lethargy/ decreased level of consciousness, anorexia, nausea, vomiting, muscle weakness. personality changes, bizarre behavior, bradycardia, kidney stones
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signs of Hypomagnesemia
Hyperactive reflexes Numbness and tingling Irritability, mood changes, muscular weakness, muscle spasms, and NYSTAGMUS
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signs of Hypermagnesemia
hypotension, decreases reflexes, flushing, confusion, drowsiness, weakness
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signs of Hypophospheria
disorientation, changes in euro status, seizures, joint stiffness, cardiomyopathy
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signs of Hyperphospheria
May be asymptomatic Muscular spasms and cramping, weakness of the bones, tetany and crystal accumulation in the circulatory system and in the body’s tissues
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A client's albumin level is normal at 4 but the prealbumin is low at 10. What does this mean?
Patient had RECENT protein malnutrition
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The type of fat that can raise cholesterol levels in the body is ______________________
saturated
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Which thanksgiving pie is an excellent source of Vitamin A?
pumpkin!
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Which B complex vitamin is important for preventing neural tube defects?
B9
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Which of the following is the best source of Vitamin C? Milk, wax beans, yogurt, potatoes
potatoes
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can Vitamin E help to prevent atherosclerosis?
yes
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about ____% of our supply of Vitamin K is produced by the ________
75% intestines
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can you have ice cream or red jello on on a clear liquid diet?
ice cream: NO red jello: yes
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what's a low residue diet?
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best source of iron?
lean meat
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One reason the body needs fat is to _______________
provide fat soluble vitamins A, D, E and K
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Name two vitamins that are natural antioxidants.
A & C
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Minerals are needed in small quantities and so are known as ______________
micronutrients.
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Why is iron needed?
to make hemoglobin in RBC's
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If you have liver disease or high blood pressure what mineral should you eat less of?
sodium
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1g of fat gives how many kilocalories of energy?
9 kcal