301 Test 1 power points Part 3 Flashcards

1
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assessment type that Gathers system-related data all at once

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Systems approach

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2
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3 Types of health assessment

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Systems approach
Head to toe
Functional pattern approach

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3
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Ndx will only include s/s if it’s an ___ problem

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actual problem

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4
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If you do not know the etiology indicate r/t

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”?” Or “unknown”

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5
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assessment that focuses on strengths and weaknesses

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Functional health pattern

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6
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Correct sequence of the 4 techniques used in assessment

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Inspection
Palpation
Percussion
Auscultation (except for abdominal assessment: second after inspection)

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7
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> 35 inches in women and __ inches in men increases the risk for type 2 diabetes, dyslipidemia, hypertension, and CVD

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40

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8
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“5th vs”

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pain

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9
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Thigh BP is ___er than in the arm

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higher

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10
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coarctation of aorta

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narrowing

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11
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main relay station for incoming stimuli

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Thalamus

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12
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part of brain: temperature, sleep, emotions, autonomic activity, pituitary gland

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hypothalamus

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13
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muscle coordination, equilibrium

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Cerebellum

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14
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motor neurons, motor and sensory tract

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Midbrain and pons

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15
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respiration, heart, GI function

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Medulla

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16
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Any change in mental status requires

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escalation of care to the physician

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17
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Tactile discrimination

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Stereognosis
Graphesthesia
Two-point discrimination
Extinction
Point location
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18
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brief involuntary twitching of muscle group

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Myoclonus

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19
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muscle twitch (small area)

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Fasciculations

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20
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an abnormal involuntary movement disorder

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Chorea or Athetosis

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21
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Declines associated with normal aging:
Diminished ability to learn ___ information
Delayed __ time
Minor loss of recent __

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complex
response
memory

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22
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Pathological conditions of impaired cognitive function

3 Ds

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Depression
Delirium
Dementia

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23
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clinical syndrome characterized by lower mood tone, difficulty thinking, and somatic changes precipitated by feelings of loss and/or guilt. These symptoms represent a change from usual functioning for the individual that have been present for at least 2 weeks.

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Depression

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24
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disturbance of consciousness with impaired attention and disorganized thinking that develops rapidly. Evidence of an underlying physiologic or medical condition is generally present.

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Delirium

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a syndrome of cognitive deterioration that involves memory impairment and disturbance in at least one other cognitive area that results in changes in function (e.g. aphasia, apraxia, or agnosia) and behavior.
Dementias (e.g. Alzheimer’s or vascular)
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The most common risk factors associated with delirium are:
Dementia Male gender Advanced age Medical illness
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Predisposing factors associated with delirium are:
``` Poor functional status Alcohol abuse Depression Dehydration Sensory impairment ```
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delirium vs dementia, Short, rapid, hours/days
delirium
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delirium vs dementia, Vague symptoms, loss of intellect, agitated, aggressive
dementia
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delirium vs dementia, Easily distracted, inappropriate anxiety, labile to apathy
dementia
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delirium vs dementia, Labile variable fear/panic, euphoria, disturbed
delirium
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easiest colors for old ppl to see are
yellow red orange
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Older adults have a decreased ___ of taste buds
number
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Put on PPE beginning with
cap
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Next put on gown with opening in
back
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Gloves go on __ with cuffs of gown tucked into gloves
last
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Bathing- wash from fingers to
Axilla
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Moving pt: Use __ ppl if pt is more than 200 lbs
3
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Risk for injury: | ___ conditions interacting with client’s adaptive and defensive resources
Environmental
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Risk for thermal injury: | ___ impairment, inadequate supervision, developmental level
Cognitive
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A client with the Dx Risk for Injury is diagnosed with Ineffective Protection if they are at risk for
bleeding
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When it comes to reducing injury, be extra careful with patients on what kind of medication
Blood thinner
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you can disconnect IV if it has a
2 way connector
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Wash arm with long strokes from __ to __
distal to prox
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Dont massages ___ because that cold dislodge a clot causing an embolis
calves
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Dont apply lotion between the
toes
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A back rub may be contraindicated for pts with
CV disease
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Cannot delegate foot care to NAP if pt has foot ulcers or impaired peripheral
circulation
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Pts who have DM or impaired circulation require Rx for trimming
nails
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During foot care, if pt can't sit up put in __ __ position
semi fowler position
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Soaking feet is contraindicated for pts with __ or __ __ disease
DM or peripheral vascular disease
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For oral care, pt should be in chair or in __ __ position
high fowler
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Move floss __ and __ instead of back and forth
up and down
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oral thermometer tip is what color
blue
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immediately report temp if greater than
100
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oral temp can be affected by eating, smoking, drinking, and
chewing gum
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If pt was lying on her side, do not take __ __ temp on the side that was on the pillow
temporal artery
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For ear temp for an adult, pull pinna __ and back
up
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If you have trouble getting the brachial pulse you can ask pt to
turn palm downward
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pulse site used for CPR for an infant
brachial
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Which pulse may be difficult in old ppl
foot
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Where do you palpate posterior tibial pulse
ankle
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apical HR must be counted for
1 min
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digitalis therapy, blood loss, cardiac or resp disease, and other thing that affect oxygenation status may warrant taking a __ __ __ __
apical-radial pulse deficit
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The presence of any apical-radial pulse is
abnormal
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when taking BP, palm faces
upward
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A difference of 10 is normal when comparing BP in
left and right arms
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Tuning fork is used to assess
deep sensation
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kinesthetic sense is
position
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ability to recognize an object by touch
stereognosis
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Able to recognize something written on the skin
graphesthesia
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Normal deep tendon reflex rating
+2
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The MMSE focuses only on ___, not mood or thought process
cognitive
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transitioning btwn state of lethargy and stupor
obtunded
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normal temp range for adult
96 to 99
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oral temp is 1 degree lower than
rectal
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HR in older adults is ___er
slower
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The romberg assessment tests
balance
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most important factor in neuro check
level of consciousness
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abnormally low systolic
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abnormally low diastolic