301 Test 1 power points Part 2 Flashcards

1
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All health care employees must receive training related to infection control and barrier precautions every __ years

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4

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2
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equipment that enters patient’s vascular system or mucous membranes must be

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sterilized

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3
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Health care professional should NOT care for patient if they have ___ lesions, etc

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exudative

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4
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Mode of transmission:

Organism to ___ to portal of exit to ____ to portal of entry to ___ and back to organism

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organism RESERVOIR portal of exit TRANSMISSION portal of entry VULNERABLE HOST

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any person, animal, arthropods, plant, soil, or substrate in which an causative agent normally lives and multiplies

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RESERVOIR

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break in skin allows infectious agent to enter the body (i.e., surgical wounds, cuts, rashes, needlestick injuries, IV sties 
mucous membranes (i.e.,  mouth, nose, eyes,)
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Portal of entry

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7
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mostly infect skin but opportunistic

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fungi

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8
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amoebas and giardia (diarrhea) and plasmodium species (malaria)

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Protozoa

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9
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Legionnaires’ disease isn’t

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contagious

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10
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to reduce risk of spreading pathogens from draining wounds,

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Keep draining wounds covered w dressings

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11
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Modes of transmission: sneezing, speaking, coughing

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Droplet

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12
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Modes of transmission: droplets evaporate leaving behind droplet nuclei that are so small they remain suspended in air

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Airborne

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Modes of transmission: TB, chickenpox, measles, SARS, smallpox

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Airborne

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Modes of transmission: i.e. influenze, pertussis, bacterial meningitis

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Droplet

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15
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One type of med that indicates someone could be a susceptible host

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steroids

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16
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Hand hygiene: Wet hands, use warm water, apply soap and rub all surfaces for __ seconds, rinse, dry and turn off water w paper towel

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15

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17
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hygiene products: preferred when hands are NOT visibly soiled

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Alcohol based

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18
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hygiene products: For C difficile infection use

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soap and water

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19
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frequent cleaning and disinfection of environment at least

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daily

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20
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Droplet Precautions can include what kinds of masks

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simple or surgical

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21
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Organisms needing airborne precaution
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TB, chickenpox, measles, Sars, smallpox, zoster

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22
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Airborne precautions Patient transport: limit movement, place a ___ mask on patient if possible.

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SURGICAL

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23
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in which step of the Nursing process do you Validate data

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assessment

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24
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Mdx or Ndx: ineffective breathing pattern

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Ndx

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Mdx or Ndx: pain
Ndx
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Never events: Foreign object r/t
surgical procedure
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Never events: Air __
embolism
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Never events: Administering wrong type of __
blood
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Never events: Stage 3 and 4 pressure __
ulcers
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Never events: Falls w ___ injury
significant
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Never events: CAUTI aka
Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections
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Never events: CLABS aka
Central Line-Associated Bloodstream infection
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Never events: S&S from __ and hyperglycemia
hypo
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Never events: Surgical site ___
infections
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Never events: DVT / PE following ___ surgery
ortho
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DVT
deep vein thrombosis
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Hazards for poisoning
cosmetics, etc
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Carbon Monoxide Poisoning is treated with
100% humidified oxygen
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Falls are prevalent in those > __ years
65
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falls can be caused by a low
toilet seat
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Falls may be witnessed or
unwitnessed
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Falls may be noninjurious or result in
injury
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May involve patient being lowered to floor with assistance
falls
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May be reported by staff, patient, family, or visitor
falls
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occurs suddenly or is an acute condition that causes a fall such as dizziness
A precipitating risk
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Examples are lower extremity weakness, history of a fall, and side effects of certain high risk medications.
predisposing factors
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type II diabetes and depression are part of what type of assessment
falls assessment
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anyone who is post surgery status is at risk for
falls
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another risk for falls is co____
comorbidities
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one way to decrease fall risk is regularly
toileting
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Despite widespread use of alarms, there is little evidence as to their effectiveness in reducing ___ in hospitals.
falls
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Because some research shows that they are ineffective, their benefit for hospital patients is uncertain. In addition, they may be bulky and cumbersome making use undesirable they may be bulky and cumbersome making use undesirable
hip protectors
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Post fall assessment has 3 categories (3 time periods)
immediately after fall next 48 remaining follow up period
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Immediate Post Fall Assessment: Provide reassurance & keep __ until help arrives
warm
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Immediate Post Fall Assessment: Obtain information from ___ about incident and pain when patient status permits
patient
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Immediate Post Fall Assessment: Depending upon stability of patient, take measures to control ___
bleeding
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Immediate Post Fall Assessment: Depending upon stability of patient, assess level of ___
consciousness
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Immediate Post Fall Assessment: Depending upon stability of patient, take vital ___
signs
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Immediate Post Fall Assessment: Depending upon stability of patient, assess __ status
oxygen
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Immediate Post Fall Assessment: Depending upon stability of patient, determine finger stick ___
glucose
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leg shortening can indicate
hip fracture
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Subdural hematoma is manifested by changes in ___ status
neurologic
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Preventing falls can be done by providing anticipatory nursing such as
toileting, rounds, pain control
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patients requiring additional precautions against falling:
Those with impaired judgment or thinking Those with osteoporosis who are at risk for fracture Those with current hip fracture Those with current head or brain injury Those on anticoagulants or with a bleeding disorder
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Precautions for orthostatic hypotension include rising slowly, ___ pumps, __ clenching, and elevating head of the bed.
ankle | hand
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strategies to reduce physical restraints
``` use of advanced practice nurses, comprehensive interdisciplinary approaches to enhance cognitive and physical function, staff education, organizational strategies, environmental interventions. ```
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remember the importance of adequate calcium and Vitamin __ supplementation for the prevention of fall related fractures.
D3
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Which NANDA Dx? A pattern of ease, relief, and transcendence in physical, psychospiritual, environmental, and or social dimensions that can be strengthened
Readiness for enhanced comfort
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Which NANDA Dx? Perceived lack of ease, relief and transcendence in physical, psychospiritual, environmental and social dimensions
Impaired comfort
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possible interventions for impaired physical comfort: ac___
Acupressure
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possible interventions for impaired physical comfort: aro____
Aromatherapy
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possible interventions for impaired physical comfort: cutaneous ____
Cutaneous Stimulation
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possible interventions for impaired physical comfort: __/__ application
Heat/Cold Application
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possible interventions for impaired physical comfort: nausea m___
Nausea Management
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possible interventions for impaired physical comfort: p___ management
Pain Management
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possible interventions for impaired physical comfort: progressive m___ relaxation
Progressive Muscle Relaxation
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possible interventions for impaired physical comfort: simple ___
Simple Massage
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Oral mucosa needs special care for pts on
mechanical ventilators
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when cleaning ears do not use
q tips
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the skin of older adults has __ perspiration
less
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is generally the cause for changes in the feet after age 55
Arthritis
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major sleep center of the brain
hypothalamus
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special cells that maintain alertness and wakefulness
RAS
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S____ from pons and medulla may promote sleep
Serotonin
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Proper ___ is as important to good health as good nutrition and adequate exercise
sleep
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Nursing interventions are often effective in resolving short- and __-term sleep disturbances.
long
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the amount of NOCTURNAL sleep old ppl is __ than young ppl, but total amount of sleep is usually the same
less than
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Obstructive apnea causes a serious decline in arterial ___ ___ level
oxygen saturation
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sleep apnea pts are at risk for
cardiac dysrhythmias, right heart failure, pulmonary hypertension, angina attacks, stroke, and hypertension
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Sleep apnea contributes to high blood pressure and increased risk for ___ ___ and ___
heart attack and stroke
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____ ___ __ (CSA) involves dysfunction in the brain's respiratory control center
Central sleep apnea
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During CSA, The impulse to breathe temporarily fails, and nasal airflow and ___ ___ ___ cease
chest wall movement
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Produced in brain and helps control circadian rhythm
Melatonin
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herb that helps with sleep
Velerian
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kind of drug: hypnotic, sedative and antianxiety (Ativan)
Benzodiazepines