Unit 8 Flashcards

1
Q

Pillow Placement: Between the legs, arms, and behind the back

A

Side-Lying

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2
Q

Pillow Placement: Under the calves and heels

A

Supine

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3
Q

Pillow Placement: Under the knees

A

Fowler’s

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4
Q

Deep Vein Thrombosis also known as

A

Blood Clots

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5
Q

Care management event example

A

Pressure Injury

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6
Q

The prone position prevents _______ but not_____

A

Foot Drop, Pressure Injuries

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7
Q

Increased cervical flexion is observed when the pt is placed in what position

A

Supported Fowler

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8
Q

4 Caring Theories

A

Leininger’s, Watson’s, Travelbee’s, and Swanson’s

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9
Q

A peptide produced in the blood that mediates the inflammatory response and stimulates pain receptors

A

Bradykinin

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10
Q

A neuropeptide that transports pain impulses from the periphery to the central nervous system

A

Substance P

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11
Q

An amine released by immune cells in response to inflammation

A

Histamine

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12
Q

A neurotransmitter released from the brainstem and dorsal horn that inhibits pain transmission

A

Serotonin

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13
Q

Proteins secreted by immune system cells that control inflammation

A

Cytokines

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14
Q

Molecules that activate nerve endings (synapses) that respond to painful stimuli by changing ionic movement into and out of nerve cells

A

Electrolytes

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15
Q

Hormone-like compounds derived from fatty acids that are thought to increase sensitivity to pain by stimulating pain receptors on neurons (nerve cells)

A

Prostaglandins

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16
Q

Originates from organs within the body

A

Visceral

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17
Q

Originates from skin, muscles, joints, and bones

A

Somatic

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18
Q

Originates from internal organs, but is felt in other locations

A

Referred

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19
Q

Originates from the source of pain to an adjacent area of the body

A

Radiating

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20
Q

Pain that continues to occur after an injury has healed

A

Idiopathic

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21
Q

Exacerbation of pain even though background pain is controlled

A

Breakthrough

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22
Q

Transient pain with fast onset, short duration, and identifiable cause

A

Acute

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23
Q

Persistent pain that can affect quality of life or cause disability

A

Chronic

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24
Q

Pain that is less than 3 months

A

Acute

25
Q

Pain that last longer than 3 months

A

Chronic

26
Q

Mild pain on scale

A

1-3

27
Q

Moderate pain on scale

A

4-6

28
Q

Severe pain on scale

A

7-10

29
Q

Affective pain is usually described as more

A

Emotional Pain

30
Q

What is not a normal finding at any age

A

Pain

31
Q

Not life threatening

A

Opioid Withdrawal

32
Q

Life threatening

A

Alcohol Withdrawal

33
Q

Type of pain that is the healthcare workers fault

A

Pseudo-Addiction

34
Q

When do you asses you pts consciousness when giving opioids

A

Before and After

35
Q

Most common opioid side effects

A

Nausea/Vomiting and Constipation

36
Q

Sublingual

A

Under Tongue

37
Q

Buccal

A

Sits on the tongue

38
Q

Medication gets metabolized and is not as strong so stronger dose is needed

A

1st pass affect

39
Q

Topical routes work

A

Locally exactly where the pain is

40
Q

Last medication administration route preferred

A

Intramuscular

41
Q

Bolus

A

One time

42
Q

What is controlled by centers located in lower part of the brain

A

Sleep

43
Q

What affects sleep/wake cycles

A

Neurotransmitters

44
Q

75-80% of sleep is in

A

Non REM

45
Q

Slow or delta wave sleep

A

Non REM STG 3

46
Q

Deepest sleep stage

A

Non REM STG 3

47
Q

Sleep walking and talking occurs in this stage

A

Non REM STG 3

48
Q

Energy restoration and growth hormone is released during this stage

A

Non REM STG 3

49
Q

HR and RR are irregular in this stage of sleep

A

REM

50
Q

How many sleep cycles are typical

A

4-6

51
Q

Enter REM sleep immediately

A

Neonates

52
Q

Reduce HR and slow things down

A

Beta Blockers

53
Q

2 factors more at risk for insomnia

A

Older age, and Women

54
Q

Most common sleep disorder

A

Sleep Apnea

55
Q

Maintaining open airway

A

Eliminates pressure and helps with sleep apnea

56
Q

Bruxism

A

Teeth Grinding

57
Q

Enuresis

A

Bed wetting over the age of 3

58
Q

Somnambulism

A

Sleep Walking

59
Q

Term for intervention used to promote sleep

A

Sleep Hygiene