Test #2 knowledge Flashcards

Random terms/definitions we are supposed to know

1
Q

Supine

A

Laying on the back/spine

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2
Q

Lateral

A

laying on either side

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3
Q

Prone

A

Lying on stomach

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4
Q

Fowler

A

Semi-sitting

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5
Q

Sims

A

Lying on the left side with one leg drawn up

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6
Q

Dangle

A

Sitting on the edge of the bed feet hanging off.

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7
Q

Chain link 1

A

Causative
The microorganisms that cause the disease

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8
Q

Chain link 2

A

Reservoir
where pathogens live and multiple

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9
Q

Chain link 3

A

Portal of exit
An opening on an infected person that allows it to leave

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10
Q

Chain link 4

A

Mode of transmission
How the pathogens travel

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11
Q

Chain link 5

A

Portal of entry
A body opening on an uninfected person

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12
Q

Susceptible host

A

When resistance to a disease decreases.

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13
Q

when to use PPE

A

When going to handle blood, body fluids, diseases, etc.

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14
Q

Two steps for an emergency

A

Assess the situation, and assess the victim.

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15
Q

Difference between cardiac arrest and respiratory arrest.

A

Cardiac - Heart stops
Respiratory - Breathing stops

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16
Q

How soon can brain damage occur when heart and breathing stops

A

after four to six mins

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17
Q

Position to place when having a stroke

A

Supine - on back
if bleeding/vomiting then lateral - on the side

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18
Q

Women are more likely to experience this during a myocardial infarction

A

chest pain and discomfort

19
Q

signs of diabetic ketoacidosis

A

headache, blurred vision, dry skin, flushed cheeks, nausea, short breath

20
Q

NA should do this during a seizure

A

lower the floor, call the nurse, move furniture, and note the times.

21
Q

Trasient Ischemic attack

A

Warning signs of a CVA or stroke, lack of oxygen in the brain

22
Q

Code blue

A

Cardiac arrest

23
Q

Examples of disasters

A

dire, flood, earthquake, hurricane, tornado

24
Q

Dorsal Recumbent

A

Flat on back, knees flexed, feet flat on bed.
Examine: breast, chest, abdomen, perineal

25
Q

Lithotomy

A

On back, hips at the edge of bed, feet flat on stirrups
Examine: Vagina

26
Q

Knee-Chest

A

Lying on abdomen, knees pulled toward, legs separated
Examine: rectum or vagina

27
Q

NA asks family members questions to find

A

personal preferences about the resident

28
Q

Why might transfer to a new room be difficult

A

change is hard

29
Q

When does responsibility end for a resident being discharged

A

Once they are in the vehicle and the door is safely closed behind them

30
Q

What should the scale be balanced at before weighing

A

0

31
Q

How many inches are in 5 feet

A

12 inches = 1 foot
60 inches = 5 feet

32
Q

What is the difference between clean and dirty

A

clean is not contaminated with pathogens and dirty is

33
Q

Sterilization

A

All microorganisms are gone and no pathogens

34
Q

Disinfection

A

almost all of the microorganisms are gone but not completely

35
Q

Why are the elderly at high risk?

A

Hospitalized more, less elastic skin, brittle bones, use of catheters.

36
Q

When working with body fluids, blood, or contamination

A

wear goggles and masks

37
Q

Functions that sleep performs

A

Replace old cells with new ones, restore energy to organs

38
Q

What is stored in a bedside stand

A

equipment, personal items in the top draw

39
Q

The overbed table is used for

A

used for food/personal care

40
Q

Disposable

A

It can be used only once

41
Q

Closed bed vs open bed

A

Closed = resident won’t be in it, completely made
Open = linens are pulled back and ready for resident

42
Q

When is a surgical bed made

A

when residents are being returned on a stretcher

43
Q

Type of stimulant that prevents residents from sleeping

A

Nicotine

44
Q

Type of depressant

A

cigarettes