PATIENT CARE 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Skin breakdown canoccur in a brief period of time

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1 to 2 hours

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2
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skin breakdown can result to

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decubitus ulcer

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2
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true or false: Moving a patient to or from a diagnostic imaging table too rapidly or without adequately protecting then patient’s skin may damage the external skin or underlying tissues as they are pulled over each other creating a shearing force

A

true

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2
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Another factor that contributes to skin breakdown is

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friction

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3
Q

restriction of capillary blood flow to an area can result in

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tissue necrosis

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4
Q

Allowing a patient to lie on _____ or ___ can lead to ______

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damp sheet, or wet gown ; skin damage

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5
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what act as an irritant and are damaging to the skin.

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urine and fecal material

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6
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Early signs that indicate imminent skin breakdown are blanching and a feeling of coldness over pressure areas. This condition is called

A

ishcemia

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6
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the process where Ischemia is followed by heat and redness in the area as the blood rushes to the traumatized spot in an attempt to provide nourishment to the skin.is called

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reactive hyperemia

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7
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Ischemia and reactive hyperemia are difficult to observe in patients who are

A

nigger

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8
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if the pressured area is not relieved it can lead to

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tissue necrose and small ulceration

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9
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who are prone to decubitus ulcer

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elderly, malnourished ad chronically ill

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10
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areas most susceptible to decibitus ulcer are

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(Shut The Fuck Ka Sis)
scapulae
trochanters
heel of FEET
knees
sacrum

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11
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The patient who is on the imaging table for a long period of time should be allowed to change position occasionally to keep pressure off the hips, knees, and heels. This can be done by placing ____ under the patient.

A

pillow

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12
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the position of the patient lyring on a hard surface or radiographic table should be change every

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30 minutes

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13
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the position of the patient on a hospital bed should be change every

14
Q

Cast are made up of

A

fiberglass, plastic, or cast-tape material

14
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If a patient is perspiring profusely or is incontinent of urine or feces, make certain that he or she is kept clean and dry, and take precautions when moving the patient to prevent

A

skin abrasion

15
Q

how do cast cause decubitus ulcer

A

by compression

16
Q

a cast which includes the trunk of the body and 1 more limbs

A

spica cast

17
Q

a cast that includes the trunk of the body and one or more leg

18
Q

a cast that includes the trunk of the boy and one arm

A

shoulder spica

19
Q

refers to the usage of pulling force and special devices to treat muscle and skeletal disorder

20
Q

to position a patient with a cast it is imporant to have what materials

A

positioning sponges and sandbags

21
Q

● A patient with a cast who is in the diagnostic imaging department for any length of time should be assessed for signs of impaired circulation or nerve compression every

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15 minutes

22
Q

Signs of impaired circulation or nerve compression in cast

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PCNBSSID
Pain
Coldness
Numbness
Burning oe tingling senssastion
swelling
skin color chane
inablitiy to move fingers or tose
decrease of pulses