Medical surgical chapter 8 & 10 Flashcards

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Placebos

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Not justified in the treatment of pain

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Who is at the center of the healthcare team?

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the patient

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Regulatory bodies that review pain management practices

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The Joint Commission
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

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key areas of cultural expression

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Language
Family engagement
Spirituality
Treatment preferences

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risks of uncontrolled pain

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Body produces a stress response that causes harmful substances to be released from injured tissue.
Reactions. (Breakdown of tissue
Increased metabolic rate
Impaired immune function)
Prevents patient from participating in self-care activities.

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Acute pain

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Lasts less than 3 months
Prompts an inflammatory response
Signs and symptoms are short-term, objective, physical (for example, increased heart rate)

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chronic pain

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Lasts more than 3 months

Signs and symptoms persistent

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Nociceptive pain

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tissue pain

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neuropathic pain

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nerve damage

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10
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Opioid antagonists

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narcan

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chain of infection

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infectious agent
reservoir 
portal of exit
mode of transmission
portal of entry
susceptible host
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Microbiota

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Microbes occurring naturally in a body part

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Pathogen

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Disease-causing microbe

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Body’s Defense Mechanisms

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Skin and mucous membranes
Cilia
Gastric acid
Immunoglobulins
Leukocytes and macrophages
Lysozymes
Interferon
Inflammatory response
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Sepsis

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Can lead to septic shock:

decreased blood pressure

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Laboratory Assessment

labs for infection

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Gram staining 
Culture and sensitivity (C&S) 
Antibody test 
Complete blood count (CBC) with differential
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)
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who is at greatest risk for infection?

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older adults

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early signs of localized infection

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red
pain
heat
swelling at the sight

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early signs of systemic infection

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Tachycardia, hypotension

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20
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zika virus

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mosquitos
pregnant women
will not isolate
spread through unprotected sex

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Ebola virus

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west Africa
ELISA- is the test
unexplained bleeding and bruising
body fluids, fruit bat
isolate them
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mono

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EBV- is the herpes simplex
no sex/contact sports
rest periods
enlarged spleen

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direct transmission

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touching, kissing, or sexual intercourse

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indirect transmission

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soiled bedding, food, surgical instruments, toys, water, and wound dressings.

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most common infection of from surgical wounds
staph
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most common organism of UTI
e.coli
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for possible infection
CBC with differential culture and sensitivity- 24 to 48 hours do not give an antibiotic before
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spores
can live 30 days on surfaces bleach soap and water not sanitizer kill with heat
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C diff pt.s are what kind of precaution
contact | spores
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c-diff
elevated wbc elevated fever liquid stool
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red man's syndrome
caused by vancomycin | burning red rash
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droplet precautions
add gown. 3 feet away (in life 6 feet).
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airborne precautions
N95
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sick patients can wear what? when being transported around the hospital
surgical mask | ex. TB
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pt.'s receives morphine and within 4 hours is still in pain. What do you do?
fast acting opiate
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assess respirations before administering a
opioids
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pupils are constricted when they overdose on
opioids
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antidepressant for nerve pain
amitriptyline
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PCA can a pt. overdose?
no
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assess for pain
vital signs | facial expressions
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normal systolic
100 to 120
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normal dystolic
60 to 80
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normal range of temperature
97.6 to 99.4
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normal respirations
12 to 20
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normal pulse ox
90 to 100
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nsaids cause
gastric bleeding | black tarry stools
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in a community setting how do you promote prevention of infectious diseases?
hand hygiene, vaccines, not sharing personal items, cough in your elbow, cook food, proper food handlings.
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biofeedback technique
monitor/headphones – helps you recognize stress, massage, heat, ice, reading, meditation, guided imagery, music, animal therapy, TV
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what are analgesics adjuvants?
corticosteroids-prednisone benzodiazepines-valium antidepressants-cymbalta anticonvulsants -gabapentin
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airborne disease processes
TB, chickenpox, measles
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droplet disease processes
flu, and diphtheria
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only drug that can kill you from withdrawal
alcohol
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Wearing pain patch
never cover, no windowpane cover, or use lotion on area. Alternate sites, initial date and time. End of shift make sure it is present before you leave.
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Contact disease processes
impetigo, c-diff, MRSA
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pt. does not respond to PRN. What do you do?
call pcp | get regular medication
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Tegretol
is a anti-convulsant