Exam 1 Flashcards

(72 cards)

1
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What is included in physical assessment

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Subjective and objective data

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Subjective data

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Reported by patient, family, another member of health team

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Objective data

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What nurse observes, labs, xrays.

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Vital signs

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Temp
Pulse
Respiration
Blood presusre
Pain
Oxigenation

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5
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What does elevated temp mean

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Infection

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6
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Is there an infection if body temp is normal

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No

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7
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What does elevated temp do to immune system

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Activates immune systsem

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8
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Hyperthermia

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High body temp/fever

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9
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Hypothermia

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Low body temp

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10
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Things that affect body temp

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Food and fluid consumption, menstrual cycle, age, etc

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11
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Normal body temp

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98-98.6 F

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Pulse

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60-100 BPM

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Respiration

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12-20 breaths per min

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14
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Blood pressure

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Below 120/80

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15
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Elevated

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120-129 systolic and below 80 diastolic(double check)

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16
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Hypertension 1

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130-139 systolic or 80-89 dyastolic

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17
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Hypertension 2

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140 or above systolic or 90 or above dyastolic

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18
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Hypertensive crisis

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Above 180 systolic and or above 120 diastolic

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19
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MRSA

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Surgical site contact staph infection

Caused by poor hand hygiene

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20
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CAUTI

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Catheter acquired UTI-reportable to the CDC

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21
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Indwelling catheter effects

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Loss of bladder muscle tone

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22
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What can catheters cause

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UTI and urinary retention after removal

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23
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How log can a catheter stay in

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72 hours

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24
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Five rights of delegation

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Right person

Right task

Right direction

Right curcumstance

Right supervision

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Right person
Has to be competent to complete task
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Right task
Has to be within scope of practice, job description
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Patient centered care
Foundation of nursing. Including patient and all members of treatment team
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Should nurses always try to make sure patients are informed about care
Yes
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Do nurses function as advocates
Yes
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Purpose of nursing process
Identify actual and potential problems Perform interventions to address those problems Protect nurses against legal liability
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ANA
Nursing organization
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Assess
Collect and analyze data
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Diagnose
Interpret data and draw conclusions.
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Plan
Care plan, goals, outcomes, interventions
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Intervention
Executing the care plan
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Evaluation
Did the care plan work
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Pneumonia
HAI caused by poor hand hygiene
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Should we take temp on someone who just drank or ate
No. Wait 15-30 mins.
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Radial pulse
On wrist
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Apical pulse
Point of Maximum impulse Fifth intercostal space, midcloviculie
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What type of transmission is TB
Airborne and droplet
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Ppe for airborne
N95
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Ppe for contact
Gloves and gown
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Ppe for droplet
Gloves, mask, gown, goggles
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Temp routes
Axillary-underarm Tempanic-in ear Oral Rectal Skin
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What kind of patients receive oral and rectal temp
Stable
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Dangers of rectal temp
Vagal nerve is affected which can cause cardiac arrest
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What route do unstable patients use
Axillary and tympanic
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What is considered a fever
99.6 F and above
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Hypothermia temp
Below 95 F
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All pulses
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Instructions for clients before blood pressure
No smoking or drinking 30 mins prior Record date, time, and pressure Take multiple readings Call provider if there are several high readings
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Chain of infection
Pathogen Reservoir Portal of exit from reservoir Mode of transmission Portal of entry Susceptible host
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Types of infection
Local Systemic Bacteremia Septicemia
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Local infection
Only one part of body
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Systemic infection
Throughout body
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Bacteremia
Blood culture shows bacteria/pathogen
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Septicemia
Systemic bacteremia
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Acute infection
Sudden and short term
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Chronic infection
Gradual and long lasting
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Nosocomial/HAI
UTI-improper catheter care Surgery site- staph infections. Poor hand hygiene. Bloodstream-poor IV care Pneumonia-poor hand hygiene
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Specific defenses
Active Passive
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Active immunity
You create your own antibodies naturally
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Passive
Body gets antibodies elsewhere. Vaccines and breast fewding.
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Should we investigate cultural preferences
Yes
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Durable power of attorney
When a competent individual gives someone else legal ability to make decisions if they are ever incompetent
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Duty
Obligation to do something
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Injury
Physical or mental harm or violation of a persons rights due to negligence
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Malpractice
Deviation from standard
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Negligence
Deviation from standard
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Example of staph
MRSR and pneumonia
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Is TB chronic or acute
Chronic