210 FINAL Flashcards
What is the inflammation of the digestive tract and colon?
Entercolitis
What is a malignant neoplasm?
Glioblastoma
What us stiff neck caused by spasmatic contraction of neck muscles?
Torticollis
What is the brillirubin infiltration of the basil ganglia and other areas of the brain and spinal chord; develops during the 2nd- 8th day of life?
Kernicterus
Is AIDS an autoimmune disease?
NO
Why is IV placement in an AIDS patient may be difficult?
Lack of suitable vein
What respiratory failure often indicates in the post gastric bypass?
Peritonitis
What are 3 recommended steps when transporting a patient from an isolation room to the surgery department?
- PT is provided preoperative teaching on ways PT can assist in preventing the transmission and microbes
- Any wound sites must have the proper impervious dressing applied.
- HEalthcare workers and the PT are wearing appropriate barriers
What are the approximate percentage of direct PT care personnel that are sensitive to latex?
5-7%
What happens when high levels of calcium accelerates the cellular metabolism rate, which drastically raises the body temperature?
Malignant Hyperthermia
How a predisposition to malignant hyperthermia may be diagnosed?
by taking a muscle biopsy
What is one of the fist signs of malignant hypothermia?
Unexplained tachypnea (rapid breathing)
What is a common medication used to treat malignant hyperthermia?
Dantrolene
What are 3 possible outcomes of the negligent act of mishandling or losing a specimen?
- Improper specimen analysis
- Improper specimen preoperative
- It could lead to another surgical procedure
What document establishes the PT as the consumer of goods?
PTs bill of rights
Which law indicates the methods for securing consent under emergency circumstances?
State Law
What does a judge do if there is a settlement against a specific healthcare provider who has no malpractice insurance to cover that settlement?
order an attachment for future earnings
What are the principles that have evolved & continue to evolve in the basis of court decisions?
Law, common
What is any law prescribed y the action of the legislative?
Law, statutory
In criminal cases who is the person being accused of the crime and in civil matter, the person, organization being sued?
Defendant
Who is the person who initiates the law suite?
Plaintiff
What is the first pleading filed by the plaintiff’s attorney in a negligence action?
Complaint
What is the jurisdiction given to federal courts in cases involving the interpretation & application of the US constitution acts of congress & treaties?
Federal law
What is taking of another’s property with out consent?
Larceny
If a member of the surgical team leaves a PT who is dependent on his/her presence of a care giver?
Abandonment
What is the civil wrong; maybe intentional or unintentional?
TORT
What is a legal principle created by a court decision which provides an example or authority for judges deciding similar issues later?
Precedent
What is an injury resulting from the activity of healthcare professionals?
Iatrogenic Injury
What is a court order to appear & testify of produce require documents?
Subpoena
Who is the court appointed protector for an individual incapable of making his/her decisions?
Guardian
What is an obligation to do or not do something also an obligation potentially or actually incurred as a result of a negligent act?
Liability
What is the description of conduct that is expected of an individual or professional in a given circumstance?
Standard of care
What are the parts of a proper job description?
Job title
Duties
Immediate supervisor
How do you handle a concern related to the action that another individual is about to take?
State the concern in the form of a question
Whats forms the social component of the human being?
The needs or activities related to one’s identification or interaction w/ another individual or group
Which is the most basic of needs according to Maslow’s Hierarchy?
Physiological
Which type of value can create conflict in moral values?
Religious
Know 3 parts of the Life-stage approach:
- One social Concern
- Physical
- Spiritual
What term defines the relationship between coworkers, surgeons and other health care providers?
Professional
What does Roy state about what health involves?
Health involves becoming an integrated or whole person
What are the 3 physical hazards?
- Noise
- Fire
- Electricity
What are the 3 factors that may result in back injury or back pain?
- Lifting with the back bow out
- Loss of strength and flexibility
- Obesity
How many milliliters are in 1 Liter?
1,000
What is an obligation? also to disclose details for evaluation; commonly used to mean “To be held responsible for”
Accountability
What is a voluntary statement of facts sworn to be true by an authority?
Affidavit
What is the science of motion?
Kinematics
What is a program that allow STs to ascend to positions of increased responsibility?
Clinical Ladder
What is any need or activity related to the identification & understanding of one’s place in an organized universe; also may involve: Theology, philosophy, mythology, and intuition?
Spiritual Needs