Matching Test 3 Flashcards

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AD

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Alzheimer’s disease: Most common type of dementia, progressive disorder with memory loss and increased physical impairments over time. Avoid arguing, offer comfort, distraction techniques, follow routine, identify unmet needs

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CAD

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Coronary artery disease: Hardened narrow blood vessels, decreased oxygen and blood supply to heart. Atherosclerosis-plaque on artery walls made up of ft and cholesterol. Can cause angina, heart attack, irregular heartbeats, sudden death

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CHF

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Congestive heart failure: dietary statue, NAS, fluids, daily weigh ins, vitals, SOB, dyspnea, activity intolerance

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Contact precautions

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Contact isolation precautions: wash hands before and after, wear gown and gloves. I.E. patient with C. Diff (clostridium difficile)

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COPD

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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (emphysema, bronchitis) is primarily caused by smoking. IMPORTANT FOR CARE: positioning, dyspnea, pulse oxygen, O2 needs, nebulizer, monitor vitals (esp R), limited physical exertion, don’t rush care, avoid restrictive clothing, pursed lip breathing

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CVA

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Cerebral vascular accident (stroke) IMPORTANT FOR CARE: ROM, encourage independence, supervise feeding, fall prevention, assistive devices, possible dysphagia, sensory disturbances, memory, emotions, difficulty communicating

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Dementia

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Umbrella term for loss of brain functioning and neuron death. Loss of cognitive functioning that interferes with daily life and activities

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DM2

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Diabetes Mellitus type 2 IMPORTANT FOR CARE: signs and symptoms of hypo-hyperglycemia, regular meals, snacks, activity, daily skin/feet checks, wear socks, DO NOT cut nails

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ESRD

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End stage renal disease (kidney failure, kidney transplant, dialysis: removing waste from blood) IMPORTANT FOR CARE: fluid retention, fluid restriction, daily weigh ins, low protein/low K+/low sodium diet

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GI

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Gastrointestinal (includes mouth, esophagus, stomach, small and large intestines, rectum, and anus)

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Hip Fx

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Hip fracture IMPORTANT FOR CARE: hip precautions, fall prevention, monitor vitals, signs of infection, swelling, pain, dressings, ice pack, bathing precautions

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HTN

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Hypertension (high blood pressure) IMPORTANT FOR CARE: monitor B/P, NAS, compression stockings, monitor for S/Sx of orthostatic hypotension possibly due to medications

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MS

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Multiple sclerosis (muscle weakness, possible speech impairment, relapsing symptoms, sensitive to extremes in temp)

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PA or PNA

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Pneumonia (fever, chills, cough) IMPORTANT FOR CARE: encourage hydration and C/DB (coughing and deep breathing)

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PD

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Parkinson’s disease: progressive disorder where movement deteriorates, tremors, stooped posture, flat facial effect

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RA

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Rheumatoid arthritis: painful, adaptive devices, fall prevention, safety protocols

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RIS

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Resident information sheet IMPORTANT FOR CARE: read before giving care

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TBI

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Traumatic brain injury (occurs from violent injury to the brain)

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URI

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Upper respiratory infection IMPORTANT FOR CARE: droplet precautions, gown, gloves, mask, face shield

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UTI

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Urinary tract infection IMPORTANT FOR CARE: encourage hydration, report frequency, burning, urgency, flank pain, fever, color of urine, promote good perineal hygiene