Midterm Flashcards

1
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what should be identified with a self assessment? (5)

A

(1) values
(2) beliefs
(3) biases
(4) assumptions
(5) preferences (communication and learning styles)

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2
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what are the some different types of restraints? (4)

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(1) physical (mechanical)
(2) chemical (drugs)
(3) bed rails (all 4)
(4) wheelchair seat belt

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3
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when are restraints indicated for a patient? (2)

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(1) pt. poses risk to themselves or others

2) requires it for treatment (surgical

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4
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what are the requirements of restraints?

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(1) MD order updated every 24 hours

2) patient must be monitored (continuously, hourly, 4-6 hours depending upon the setting

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5
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what is HIPPA?

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

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6
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according to HIPPA, how long do you have to fulfill a patient request for their medical records?

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within 30 days

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7
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what do code Red, Blue, Orange, Grey and Silver mean in a hospital?

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(1) Red: fire
(2) Blue: heart or respiratory emergency
(3) Orange: hazardous material spill
(4) Grey: combative person
(5) Silver: person with weapon / hostage situation

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8
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what do the codes external triage and internal triage mean in a hospital?

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(1) external triage: external disaster

(2) internal triage: internal emergency

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what is the HITECH Act and what benefits does it have?

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(1) Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health
(2) allowed for accurate patient data to be shared easily with other providers (includes electronic prescriptions)

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10
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what does H and P mean?

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History and Physical (usually written by a physician)

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11
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what does HPI stand for?

A

history of present illness

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12
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who typically fills out progress notes?

A

it’s typically an interdisciplinary effort

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13
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what are reference values for WBCs? what are abnormal values?

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Normal: 5.0-10.0
Trending upwards: >11.0
Trending downwards: <4.0

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14
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what are reference values for Platelets? what are abnormal values?

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Normal: 140-400
Trending upwards: >450
Trending downwards: <150

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15
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what are reference values for hemoglobin? what are abnormal values?

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Normal Men: 14-17.4 g/dL
Normal Women: 12-16 g/dL
Low Critical: <5-7
High Critical: >20

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16
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what are reference values for HTC? what are abnormal values?

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Normal Men: 42-52%
Normal Women: 37-47%
Low Critical: <15-20%
High Critical: >60%

17
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what are reference values for blood glucose AND fasting plasma glucose? what are abnormal values?

A

Normal BG: 70-100 mg/dL
Fasting PG: 90-130 mg/dL
Trending upwards: >200
Trending downwards: <70

18
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what are reference values for A1C? what are abnormal values?

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Normal: <5.7%
Pre-diabetes: 5.7-6.4%
Diabetes mellitus: >6.5

19
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what are reference values for pH? what are abnormal values?

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Normal: 7.35-7.45
Acidosis: <7.35
Alkalosis: >7.45