Wound Care
This is something that can prevent pressure injuries and you don't need an order for.
What is turning Q2 hours
This condition increases deep tendon reflexes
What is hypomagnesemia
This lab should be checked for ACUTE malnutrition.
What is a pre-albumin
This is care of the client before, during and after surgery.
What is peri-operative nursing
This type of drainage is thick and yellow
What is purulent
A black covering over a wound is
What is Eschar
This is when there is a balance between intake and output
What is Homeostasis
In this type of diet everything is liquid at room temperature.
What is full liquid
This can help prevent a post op pneumonia.
What is Incentive Spirometry
This lab value is indicative of what condition K =3.2
What is hypokalemia
This type of wound has muscle or bone exposed
What is a stage 4
This type of fluid increases extracellular fluid volume
What is Isotonic
This nursing intervention can be done to help stimulate appetite.
What is provide oral care.
Elevated temperature during surgery can be indicative of this condition
What is Malignant Hyperthermia
This client's skin would be tented
What is a dehydrated client
This type of wound is where the skin is intact and unblanchable.
What is stage 1
In this condition, you will expect to see tachycardia, weak pulses, hypotension, and oligura
What is dehydration
These vitamins are water soluble
What is B and C
What is skin breakdown
This is when the wound edges are rolled under
What is epibole
Sensory perception, Moisture, Activity, Mobility, Friction shear, and Nutrition are all part of what assessment?
What is the Braden Scale Risk Assessment.
This condition the client will have distended neck veins, hypertension, and dyspnea
What is overhydration
This lab is checked for CHRONIC malnutrition
What is Albumin
Nurses who witness a consent are responsible for this
What is making sure consent is voluntary
This is when a surgical wound opens
What is Dehiscence