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uHealth Assessment and Physical Examination
#1. 1. Gather baseline data about the patient's status 2. Support or refute subjective data obtained in the nursing history. 3. Confirm and identify nursing diagnosis 4. Make clinical judgments about ...
Boosh_75|6 years ago|±0|174 views
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Key Terms- Chapter 7
#1. accreditation - process by which an educational program is evaluated and then recognized as having met certain predetermined standards of education #2. assault - threat or an attempt to make b...
Lexi1108|4 years ago|±0|27 views
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Nurs 1014
#1. implementing - step of the nursing process, nursing actions planned in the previous step are carried out. #2. nursing intervention - as “any treatment based upon clinical judgment and knowledg...
PBrooks001|3 years ago|±0|28 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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Key Concepts- Ch 24
#1. vital signs are the persons - temp, pulse, respiration, and BP and sometimes pain and pulse ox #2. a change in vital signs may indicate - a change in health status #3. how often do nurses obta...
Lexi1108|4 years ago|±0|74 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|9 years ago|+1|329 views
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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|97 views
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Nursing 105
#1. vital signs - blood pressure #2. fluid - electrolytes
kmontiel5|5 years ago|±0|33 views
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Key Concepts- Chapter 6
#1. beliefs about the worth of something and are formed during a lifetime - values #2. what influences values - environmentfamilyculture #3. values essential to the professional nurse - altuismauto...
Lexi1108|4 years ago|±0|46 views
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Oxygenation
#1. As the myocardium stretches, the strength of the contraction increases. - Frank-Starling law #2. What is the amount of blood ejected from the left ventricle each minute? - Cardiac output #3. Wha...
Boosh_75|6 years ago|±0|112 views
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Key Concepts- Ch 34
#1. pain is classified by cause as either - nociceptive pain or neuropathic pain #2. pain processes involved in nociceptive pain - transduction, transmission, perception, modulation #3. 8 factors ...
Lexi1108|4 years ago|±0|46 views
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Nurse 1014
#1. basic human needs - needs are common to all people, and meeting these needs is essential for the health and survival of all people; therefore, they are called #2. Physiologic needs - for oxyge...
PBrooks001|3 years ago|±0|30 views
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Nurs 1014
#1. holistic care - care that addresses the many dimensions that comprise the whole person, the nurse must understand and respect each person’s own definition of health and responses to illness a...
PBrooks001|3 years ago|±0|31 views
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Nurs 1014
#1. outcome identification, planning - ______ and _______ steps of the nursing process, the nurse works in partnership with the patient and family to: • Establish priorities • Identify and write ...
PBrooks001|3 years ago|±0|27 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|3 years ago|±0|34 views