Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Isolation precautions for contact spread conditions:

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  • private room
  • no mask
  • gown
  • gloves
  • minimize transport
    ex: MRSA
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2
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isolation precautions for droplet spread conditions:

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  • private room
  • mask
  • no gown
  • no gloves
  • mask patient for transport
    ex: mumps, flu
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3
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isolation precautions for Airborne spread conditions

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  • private room with negative air flow
  • N95 mask
  • no gown
  • gloves
  • mask patient for transport
    ex: measles, tuberculosis
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4
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Isolation precautions for airborne and contact spread conditions

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  • private room with negative airflow
  • N95 mask
  • gown
  • gloves
  • mask patient for transport
    ex: chickenpox
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5
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normal resting BP range for neonates

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1-28 days

systolic: greater than 60
diastolic: highly variable

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6
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normal resting BP range for infants

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1-12 months

systolic: 70-95
diastolic: highly variable

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7
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normal resting BP range for children

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1-8 yrs

systolic: 80-110
diastolic: highly variable

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8
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normal resting BP range for adults

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systolic: 90-140
diastolic: 60-80

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9
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classification for prehypertension in adults

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systolic: 120-139
diastolic: 80-89

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10
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classification for stage 1 hypertension in adults

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systolic: 140-159
diastolic: 90-99

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11
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classification for stage 2 hypertension

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systolic: at least 160
diastolic: at least 100

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12
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normal pulse for neonates

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1-28 days

120-160 BPM

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13
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normal pulse for infants

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1-12 months

100-120 BPM

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14
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normal pulse for children

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1-8 yrs

80-100

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15
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normal pulse for adults

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60-100

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16
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pulse volume

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-amount of blood within the vessel
0: absent
1+: weak/thready
2+: normal
3+: bounding

17
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normal respiratory rate for neonates

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1-28 days

40-60 br/min

18
Q

normal respiratory rate for infants

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1-12 months

25-50 br/min

19
Q

normal respiratory rate for children

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1-8 yrs

15-30 br/min

20
Q

normal respiratory rate for adults

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12-20 br/min

21
Q

tachypnea

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hyperventilation

greater than 20 br/min

22
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bradypnea

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hypoventilation

less than 12 br/min

23
Q

Respiratory deapth

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-tidal volume
normal
shallow
deep

24
Q

recording of effort of respiration

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labored

difficult painful

25
Q

what do titles II and III of the ADA address?

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: address physical accessibility

-provides standardized space requirements for accessibility in a variety of environments

26
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ICF model

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International Classification of Function, Disability and Health Model

27
Q

NG Tube

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nasogastric tube

-feeding/meds

28
Q

standard precautions for infection prevention

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  • hand hygiene
  • respiratory hygiene
  • barriers (PPE)
  • sharps disposal
29
Q

standard precautions are to be used with…

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all patients

30
Q

plumb line alignment

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  • ear lobes
  • c-spine bodies
  • shoulder
  • trunk/L-spine vertebrae
  • greater trochanter
  • anterior to knee
  • anterior to lateral malleolus