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Key Terms- Chapter 1
#1. Health - state of optimal functioning or well-being #2. Licensure - to be given a license to practice nursing in a state or province after successfully meeting requirements #3. Nurse Practice ...
Lexi1108|4 years ago|±0|94 views
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Key Terms- Chapter 25
#1. activities of daily living ADLs - the activities of daily living needed for independent living #2. adventitious breath sounds - abnormal breath sound hear over the lungs #3. auscultation - lis...
Lexi1108|4 years ago|±0|48 views
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Health Assessment
#1. Circumscribed, Flat, Nonpalpable change in skin color: Lesion < or = 1cm Petechiae, freckle - Macule #2. Circumscribed, Flat, Nonpalpable change in skin color: Lesion >1cm Vitiligo - Patch #3. ...
SOCO|8 years ago|±0|225 views
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Key Concepts- Chapter 25
#1. gathering information about the health status of a patient - health assessment #2. a nurse uses patient data to - plan interventions and evaluate care outcomes #3. a health assessment will inclu...
Lexi1108|4 years ago|±0|75 views
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Nursing 105
#1. vital signs - blood pressure #2. fluid - electrolytes
kmontiel5|5 years ago|±0|31 views
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Key Concepts- Chapter 30
the comprehensive nursing assessment uses ___ skills to elicit data about a patients hygiene status... and mucous membranes - knowledge, attitude, skills, and resources #6. bathing and caring for the body...
Lexi1108|4 years ago|±0|54 views
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Key Terms- Chapter 30
#1. alopecia - hair loss or baldness #2. caries - cavities of the teeth #3. cerumen - wax in the external ear canals, consisting of a heavy oil and brown pigment #4. cheilosis - ulceration of the ...
Lexi1108|4 years ago|±0|63 views
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Nurse 1014 Ch 28
#1. pharma­cology - The study of drugs and their effect on the body’s functioning is called #2. generic name - which identifies the drug’s active ingredient, is the assigned by the manufacturer th...
PBrooks001|2 years ago|±0|32 views
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Nurs1014
#1. diagnosing - (1) identify how a person, group, or community responds to actual or potential health and life processes; (2) identify factors that contrib- ute to or cause health problems (etio...
PBrooks001|2 years ago|±0|31 views
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Nurs 1014
#1. Communication - is the process of exchanging information and generating and transmitting meanings between two or more people. #2. stimulus - in this case a patient need that must be addressed....
PBrooks001|2 years ago|±0|25 views
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fundamentals of nursing
#1. vital signs - blood pressure #2. electrolytes - potassium
kmontiel5|5 years ago|±0|91 views
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Nursing 105
#1. Fluid and Electrolytes #2. Vital Signs
kmontiel5|5 years ago|±0|97 views
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Asepsis and infection control
chapter 23
ocmiller|2 years ago|±0|53 views
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Health and Illness
#1. Immunizing children against measles is an example of which of the following levels of preventive care? - Primary care #2. Referring an HIV+ pt to a local support group is an example of which of t...
SOCO|8 years ago|+1|327 views
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Nurs 1014
...of care. #2. Criteria - are measurable qualities, attributes, or characteristics that identify skills, knowledge, or health states. #3. Standards - are the levels of performance accepted by and expected...
PBrooks001|2 years ago|±0|22 views