Unit eight me admin two Flashcards

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What are the correct methods utilized in the preparation and administration of topical medications?

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Proper techniques for topical medication preparation and administration

Includes methods for creams, ointments, liniments, and patches.

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How should medication administration be documented?

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On the correct Medication Administration Record (MAR)

Important for maintaining accurate medical records.

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What are the key components of a teaching plan for medication administration?

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Client needs specific to medication administration

Tailored educational strategies for individual patients.

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How can a nurse evaluate a client’s response to medications?

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By assessing the client’s physical and psychological responses

Includes monitoring for side effects and effectiveness.

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What principles of respiratory physiology should be described?

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Respiration, ventilation, diffusion, and perfusion

Fundamental concepts for understanding respiratory function.

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What factors can affect respiratory functioning?

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Decreased O2 carrying capacity, decreased inspired O2, increased metabolic rate, conditions affecting chest wall movement, developmental factors, lifestyle factors

Each can significantly impact a patient’s respiratory health.

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What is a focused assessment of the respiratory system?

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A systematic evaluation of respiratory function, including history and physical examination

Involves assessing breathing patterns, lung sounds, and oxygenation status.

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What are normal and abnormal lung sounds?

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Normal: clear breath sounds; Abnormal: wheezes, crackles, rhonchi

Understanding lung sounds is crucial for respiratory assessment.

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What common diagnostic procedures are used to assess respiratory functioning?

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Chest X-Ray, sputum collection

These tests help diagnose respiratory conditions.

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What nursing strategies promote adequate respiratory functioning?

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Positioning, breathing exercises, incentive spirometry, and oxygen therapy

Each strategy has a specific rationale to enhance lung function.

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What factors are involved in the safe administration of oxygen?

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Correct flow rates, monitoring for signs of oxygen toxicity, patient safety

Essential for preventing complications during oxygen therapy.

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What are the various methods to administer oxygen?

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Nasal cannula, face mask, non-rebreather mask, oxygen tent, and mechanical ventilators

Each method is suited for different clinical situations.

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What are the forms of topical medications?

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Creams, ointments, liniments, transdermal patches

Different forms require specific administration techniques.

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What are the forms of ophthalmic medications?

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Ointments, drops

Administration requires careful technique to avoid contamination.

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What are the forms of otic medications?

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Drops

Used for treating ear conditions.

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What are the forms of vaginal medications?

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Creams, suppositories

Administered for local treatment of conditions.

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What are the forms of nasal route medications?

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Spray, drops

Commonly used for allergy and congestion relief.

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What are the forms of inhaled medications?

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Metered-Dose Inhalers, Dry Powder Inhalers, Nebulizers

Each type delivers medication directly to the lungs.

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What is pulmonary physiology?

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Study of the respiratory system’s structure and function

Essential for understanding respiratory health.

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What are the components of a nursing history for respiratory assessment?

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Risk factors, fatigue, pain, breathing patterns, orthopnea, wheezing, cough, respiratory infections, medication use

Comprehensive history aids in identifying respiratory issues.

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What should be included in a physical examination for respiratory assessment?

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Inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation of the respiratory system

Essential for thorough respiratory evaluation.

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What diagnostic tests are commonly performed for respiratory assessment?

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Chest X-Ray, sputum collection

Help in identifying respiratory diseases.

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What are the expected patient expectations during respiratory assessment?

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Clear communication, understanding of procedures, and reassurance

Important for patient cooperation and comfort.

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What are the key components of Health Promotion?

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Vaccines, Environmental Modifications, Diet and Exercise

These components are essential for maintaining overall health and preventing diseases.

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What is a method of Oxygen Therapy?
Nasal Cannula and Simple Mask ## Footnote These methods are commonly used to deliver supplemental oxygen to patients.
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What is an important consideration when using Oxygen Therapy?
Safety Precautions ## Footnote Safety precautions are critical to prevent complications related to oxygen therapy.
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What is a goal of mobilization of pulmonary secretions?
Maintaining Patent Airway ## Footnote This is crucial for effective breathing and oxygenation.
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Fill in the blank: Promoting _______ is important for patients with respiratory issues.
Lung Expansion ## Footnote Lung expansion techniques can help improve respiratory function.
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True or False: Environmental Modifications are not a part of Health Promotion.
False ## Footnote Environmental Modifications are a key aspect of Health Promotion.
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What is the purpose of discussing causes in a clinical setting?
To identify underlying issues and plan appropriate interventions ## Footnote Understanding causes aids in effective treatment and prevention strategies.
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What does 'discussing common' refer to in a healthcare context?
Talking through shared health concerns and strategies ## Footnote This can enhance patient understanding and engagement in their care.
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What does 'discussing the pro' imply in healthcare discussions?
Engaging in conversations about the advantages of treatments or interventions ## Footnote This is important for informed consent and patient collaboration.
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Fill in the blank: _______ is a key element in planning patient care.
Discussing assessments ## Footnote Assessments help to tailor care plans to individual patient needs.