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Test 3 Flashcards

1
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What medications cause urination problems

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  1. NSAIDS
  2. Antibiotics
  3. Diuretics
  4. Sedative/tranquilizers
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Dysuria

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Pain when urinating

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Oliguria

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Small amount of urine

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Anuria

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No urine

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Polyuria

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A lot of urine

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Enuresis

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Incontinence

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Nocturia

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Urination at night

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Pyuria

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Infected urine with pus

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Urethral orifice

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External urethra

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10
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Normal Na levels

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135-145 meq/L

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Normal K levels

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3.5-5.5 meq/L

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Normal BUN levels

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5-25 mg/dL

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Normal creatinine levels

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0.5-1.5 mg/dL

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14
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Normal BUN/CREAT ratio

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10:1-20:1

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15
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IVP

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Intravenous pyelogram: Dye in IV goes to kidneys and shows their function

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Cystoscope

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Looking in bladder with camera

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17
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Functional incontinence

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Due to environmental or physical problems loss of memory or disorientation (most people)

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Reflex incontinence

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No sensation for the need to void

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Overflow incontinence

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After bladder gets really full and can’t hold anymore small amounts will leak out

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20
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Moralizing (value transmission)

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Parents tell kids why something is wrong

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Laissez-faire (value transmission)

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Hands-off form of parenting and teaching values

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Activities when you value something

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  1. Choosing (after consideration)
  2. Prizing (treasure that thing)
  3. Acting (live life according to it)
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23
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Altruism

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Concern for welfare and well-being of others

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Autonomy

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Right to self-determination

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Human dignity

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Respect for inherent worth and uniqueness of individuals and populations

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Integrity

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Acting according to code of ethics and standards of practice

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Social justice

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Upholding moral, legal, and humanistic rights

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28
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Utilitarian theory

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The rightness or wrongness of an action depends on the consequences of the action (most right for the most people)

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29
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Deontologic theory

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An action is right or wrong independent of its consequences (right or wrong based on what it is “lying is always wrong”)

30
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Beauchamp and Childress’s

Principle-Based Approach to Bioethics

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  1. Autonomy
  2. Nonmaleficence
  3. Beneficence
  4. Justice
  5. Fidelity
  6. Veracity, accountability, privacy, confidentiality
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Nonmaleficence

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Avoid causing harm

32
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Beneficene

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Benefit the patient

33
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Fidelity

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Keep promises

34
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Ethical dilemma

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Two (or more) clear moral principles apply but support mutually inconsistent courses of action

35
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Ethical distress

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Occurs when the nurse knows the right thing to do but either personal or institutional factors make it difficult to follow the correct course of action

36
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Teach Acronym

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T: Tune into the patient
E: Edit pt information
A: Act on every teaching moment
C: Clarify often
H: Honor the pt as partner in the education process
37
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Differences in teaching for older adults

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  • Short teaching sessions
  • Reduce distractions
  • Relate to familiar things
  • Prefer group settings
38
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S/Sx of dying client

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  1. Loss of muscle tone
  2. Cardiovascular collapse
  3. Respiratory changes
  4. Changes in LOC
39
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Modeling

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Dusky spiderweb color of skin that happens before death

40
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Dying definitions

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  1. Heart-lung death

2. Cerebral death/higher brain death: Reflexes gone

41
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Actual loss

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Can be recognized by others

42
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Perceived loss

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Experienced by one person but not others

43
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Anticipatory loss

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Loss and grief behaviors experienced before the loss actually occurs

44
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Grief

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Internal emotional reaction to loss caused by separation or death

45
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Dysfunctional grief

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Abnormal or distorted; inhibited or unexpressed

46
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Kubler-Ross stages of grieving

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  1. Denial
  2. Anger
  3. Bargaining
  4. Depression
  5. Acceptance
47
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Engle stages of grieving

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  1. Shock and disbelief
  2. Developing awareness
  3. Restitution
  4. Resolving the loss
  5. Idealization
  6. Outcome
48
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POLST

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Medical order that remains with pt across facilities

49
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Reticular activating system (RAS)

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Facilitates reflex and voluntary movements

Controls cortical activities related to state of alertness

50
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Bulbar synchronizing region

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Releases serotonin from specialized cells in the pons and medulla causing sleep.

51
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Hypothalamus

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Control center for sleeping and waking

52
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Non-rapid eye movement (NREM) four stages

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Stage I and II: 5% to %50 of sleep. Light sleep
Stage III and IV: 10% of sleep; deep sleep states (delta sleep). Essential for restoring rest and releasing growth hormones
- Everything slows down and relaxes

53
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Raid eye movement (REM)

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20%-25% of nights sleep. Occurs every 90 minutes, lasts 5-30 minutes. Dreams take place. Increase in everything (HR, RR, BP)

54
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What illnesses are associated with sleep disturbances

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  1. GERD
  2. CAD
  3. Epilepsy
  4. Liver failure and encephalitis
  5. Hypothyroidism
  6. End-stage renal disease
55
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Medications associated with sleep disturbances

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  1. Diuretics
  2. Anti-parkinsonian
  3. Anti-depressant
  4. Anti-hypertensives
  5. Steroids
  6. Caffeine
  7. Asthma meds
56
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What medications decrease REM sleep

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  1. Barbiturates
  2. Amphetamines
  3. Antidepressants
  4. Alcohol
57
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Classification of sleep disorders

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  1. Dyssomnias

2. Parasomnias

58
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Dyssomnias

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Characterized by insomnia or excessive sleepiness

59
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Parasomnias

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Patterns of waking behavior that appear during sleep

60
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Types of dyssomnias

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  1. Insomnia: Inability to sleep
  2. Hypersomnia: Sleeping too much
  3. Narcolepsy: Falling asleep at random
  4. Sleep apnea
  5. Restless leg syndrome
  6. Sleep deprivation
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Polysomnography

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Sleep study to see how well someone sleeps

62
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Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP)

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Used with pt with sleep apnea. Forces air into lungs with positive pressure

63
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Types of parasomnias

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  1. Somnambulism: Sleep walking
  2. REM behavior disorder (RBD): Acting out dreams
  3. Sleep terrors: Kids screaming
  4. Nightmares
  5. Bruxism: Grinding teeth
  6. Enuresis: Wetting bed
  7. Sleep-related eating disorder
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Nonpharmacologic therapy/Cognitive behavioral therapy

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Teaches good habits and muscle relaxation measures to promote better sleep

65
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Pharmacologic therapy for sleep

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  1. Sedatives

2. Hypnotics

66
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Shift-work disorder

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People with abnormal work hours; circadian rhythm disorder

67
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Sleep screening tools

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  1. Epworth Sleepiness scale
  2. Pittsburgh sleep quality index (PSQI)
  3. Sleep disturbance questionnaire
68
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Local adaptation syndrome (LAS)

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Involved only one specific body part; small physical stressor to body (prick finger, burn hand)

69
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Types of LAS responses

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  1. Reflex pain response

2. Inflammatory response

70
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General adaptation syndrome (GAS)

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Bigger stimulus causes threat

71
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Stages of GAS

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  1. Alarm reaction (fight or flight)
  2. Stage of resistance (coping and defense)
  3. Stage of exhaustion (rest or death)
72
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Categories of stress

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  1. Developmental stress: Occurs during growth and development
  2. Situational stress: Unpredictable patterns

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