Exam 1 Flashcards

AIDET, Patient Safety, Hygiene, Mobility, Med Administration

1
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the 5 points of hand hygiene:

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1) before touching patient
2) before clean/aseptic procedures
3) after body fluid exposure risk
4) after touching patient
5) after touching patient surroundings

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should you bend over or raise the bed when working with a patient?

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raise the bed to working height

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3
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2 key patient identifiers:

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name and DOB

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4
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key to preventing falls:

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individualizing methods

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5
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factors for falls:

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sleep deprivation, new environment, change in meds, decreased strength

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6
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devices used to immobilize legs or head

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physical restraints

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7
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meds used to manage behavior that are NOT a standard treatment for their condition

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chemical restraints

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8
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before using restraints…

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think of alternatives. (distraction, companionship/sitters, keep close to nurse’s station)

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9
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monitor patient comfort in restraints every…

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2 hours

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10
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monitor safety/signs of injury in restraints every…

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15 minutes

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11
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hygiene care is never…

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routine

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12
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who is ultimately responsible for hygiene?

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nurse

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13
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where does first pass effect happen with oral meds?

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liver

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14
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where are oral meds ingested and absorbed?

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GI tract

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15
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med type with slowest onset of action?

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oral

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16
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pull or push for good body mechanics?

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push

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17
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what motions should a nurse refrain from to prevent injury?

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twisting motions, bending at the waist

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18
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how long do you wash your hands?

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20s

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19
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first and best way to identify the right patient

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state name & DOB

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20
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second way to identify the right patient

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check name bracelet

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21
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RACE means:

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rescue
alarm
contain
extinguish

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22
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PASS means:

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pull
aim
squeeze
sweep

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23
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purpose of bathing (5):

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cleanse skin
stimulate circulation
improve self-image
reduce body odor
promote ROM
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24
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bathing guidelines (5):

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provide privacy 
maintain safety
maintain warmth
promote independence 
anticipate needs
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how to position unconscious patient for teeth brushing:
lateral, with head turned to side. | position back of head on pillow so face tips forward.
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use what for suction when brushing teeth of unconscious patient:
bulb syringe or suction machine
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prevent what in brushing teeth of unconscious patient
aspiration
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most important safety piece of equipment in patient room?
call light
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greater stability of nurse comes with a ___ base of support.
wider
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greater stability of nurse comes with a ___ center of gravity.
lower
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dividing balanced activity between what reduces the risk of back injury?
arms and legs
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what requires less work than lifting?
leverage, rolling, turning, pivoting
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less friction requires less or more force to move an object?
less
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helping a patient walk (6):
``` assessment non-skid shoes/socks GAIT belt assisting with falls assist to sitting, dangle legs for 1-2 min use of assistive devices as needed ```
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cane goes on the ____ side
unaffected
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fastest route of med admin
IV push
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med route that applied med directly to the affected area
topical
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has local effects on skin or mucous membranes
topical
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sites for IM (3):
deltoid, ventrogluteal, vastus lateralis
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z track method used for:
IM injections
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should you use the same site for every SQ or IM injection?
NO rotate sites
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how fast should IM be injected?
1 mL every 10 s; wait 10 s after done before pulling needle out
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(IM) aspirate for 5-10s and watch for?
blood return
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should you watch for blood return with vaccines?
no
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why does IM allow fast absorption?
muscles are highly vascularized
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SQ site with best absorption:
abdomen
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why does SQ absorb more slowly?
fat between muscle and skin is less vascular
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do what to skin when injecting SQ?
pinch with non dominant hand
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IV push avoids what?
first pass effect
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IV push duration of action is :
shorter than the other parenteral
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IV push is applied where:
directly to vascular system
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IVPB is used as:
automatic flush system
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IVPB uses two kinds of bags:
antibiotic/narcotic and saline
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(IVPB) which is hung lower, primary or secondary bag?
primary
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complication risks of IVPB:
speed shock, extravasation, chemical phlebitis
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pMDIs require what?
hand strength
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spacers enhance
absorption
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(inhaler) BAIs release of meds depend on
how strongly patient inhales
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DPIs deliver... compared to MDIs
more meds