Nursing Theory Chapter 5 Test Flashcards
What is the word that is the same for everyone?
Temperature of 99.4
Communication
The exchange of information
All staff can access medical records
False
What do you do if a patient asks to see his/her medical record?
Ask the nurse
When do you report changes inthe conditions of a patient?
Immediately
You report what your coworker did
False
What do you do if you made a mistake while recording?
Cross out the mistake, date, and initial it
You chart after you perform the procedure
True
According to the chain of commands, you do not need to report to the doctor
True
Suffix
Word element placed after the root
Anterior
Ventral; at or toward the front of the body
Dys
Difficult
Olig
Small
Brady
Slow
Tachy
Fast
Talking about two subjects at once is communication
False
Artho
Joint
Cyano
Blue
Poly
Many
Angio
Vessel
Hemo
Blood
Derma
Blood
ADL
Activities of Daily Living
noc
Night
po
By mouth
prn
Necessary
pc
Before meal
ROM
Range of motion
Stomach
Gastro
Phagia
Swallowing
Emia
Blood condition
Apnea
No breathing
Toxico
Hazardous
STAT
At once
When can you put a caller on hold?
If it is not an emergency
Proximal
Nearest to the origin
When you send or retrieve information, it can be found in the history
True
It is okay to share passwords with your coworkers
False
Kardex
Card file
You record exactly what your patient says
True
Rrhage
Excessive flow
Algia
Pain
What do you record when you pick up the phone?
Name, telephone, and purpose of the caller
What is the first step in problem-solving?
Define the problem
In home care, how do you greet the caller when you pick up the phone?
Say “hello”
Distal
The part farthest from the center or point of attachment
Lateral
Away from the midline; at the side of the body
Medial
At or near the middle or midline of the body
Posterior
Dorsal; at or toward the back of the body
Proximal
Part nearest to the center or to the point of origin
Supine
Lying on the back
Graphic sheet
Used to record meaurements and observations made daily, every shift, or 3 to 4 times a day including vital signs, weight, intake and output, bowel movements, and doctor’s visits
Progress notes
Describe the care given and the person’s response and progress
Flow sheet
Used to record frequent measurements or observations