Hygiene/Activity/Mobility/Physical Safety/Infection Control Flashcards

1
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alopecia

A

partial or complete loss of hair, baldness

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2
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cercumen

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yellowish or brownish waxy secretion produced by sweat glands in the external ear

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3
Q

edentulous

A

without teeth

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4
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enucleation

A

removal of an organ or a mass usually referring to an eye or tumor

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5
Q

gingivitis

A

inflammation of the gums

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6
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glossitits

A

inflamation of the tongue

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7
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haitosis

A

bad breath

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8
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pediculosis capitis

A

head lice

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9
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stomatitis

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inflammation of the mucous lining of the mouth (cheeks. gums, tongue, lips)

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10
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xerostomia

A

dry mouth

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11
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epidermis

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outer layer of skin composed of epithelial cells

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12
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dermis

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composed of connective tissue, nerve fibers, blood vessels, sweat glands, sebaceous glands, and hair follicles

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13
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Subcutaneous

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fatty tissue under skin

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14
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contracture

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when a joint gets stuck

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15
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logrolling

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technique to turn patient who has to stay axillarily alined- 2 nurses turn as a unit (can’t twist spine)

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16
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Dorsal recumbant

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laying on back with knees bent and feet flat on bed

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17
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Fowlers

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sitting

18
Q

Knee-chest position

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rest on knees and upper chest (child’s pose)

19
Q

Lateral

A

on side

20
Q

lithotomy position

A

on back with feet in stirups

21
Q

orthopneic position

A

sit up in bed and lay over onto table top- help breathe

22
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prone

A

on stomach

23
Q

supine

A

on back

24
Q

sims

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on side- lean into center of body- lower arm and upper thigh bent- ou tto side- upper arm on pillow and lower arm behind body

25
Q

Trendelenburg

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Feet higher than head

26
Q

vehicle

A

inanimate object that transmits a pathogen

27
Q

incubation period

A

between exposure and manifestation of symptom- most contageous

28
Q

Prodromal period

A

don’t feel good stage- not disease specific

29
Q

Illness

A

specific symptoms of disease- clinical stage- diagnosable

30
Q

Convalescence

A

recovery- decline of symptoms and return to normal

31
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Nosocomial infection

A

hospital acquired infection

32
Q

Medical asepsis

A

clean technique

33
Q

surgical asepsis

A

sterile technique

34
Q

ESR

A

erythrocyte sedimentation rate- indicates inflammation but is nonspecific

35
Q

Signs of TB

A

productive cough, cough blood, night sweats, weight loss

36
Q

Falls Efficaacy scale

A

mmeasures fear of falling on scale of 1-4

37
Q

Acitivites- specific balance confidence scale (ABC)

A

16 item self report- rate where patient reports balance confidence with performing activities

38
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Morse Fall Scale

A

Rapid method to assess risk fo fall.

39
Q

Get up and Go

A

stand up, walk a few feet then sit back down- all without using arms

40
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Fall Risk Assessment and Screening Tool (FRAST)

A

age, gender, history of falls, physical activity level, medications, dizziness, and eye care