Nutrition
Elimination
Tissue Integrity
Sensory Perception
Fundamental Concepts
100

What is the calculation for BMI?

weight(kg)/height(m2)

100

What is incontinence?

The inability to control elimination of feces or urine.

100

What is the number one prevention mitigate pressure sores in clients with difficulty moving?

Helping them change positions every two hours.

100

How would the texture of food potentially affect someone with sensory processing disorder?

It may make them nauseous or picky eaters.

100

What is the number one prevention of infection?

Hand washing with soap and water.

200

How do you convert ounces of food into mL?

Each ounce of food is 30 mL so you will multiply number of ounces x 30 = intake of food.

200

What are effective treatments for hemorrhoids?

Sitz bath, ice packs, and using moist wipes to clean the area.

200

What are the two terms associated with the color changes in skin that are associated with blue and yellow?

Cyanosis and jaundice.

200

What is another name for glaucoma?

Silent blindness.

200

What is the term when a client responds with stimuli but is confused?

Obtunded

300

How is the metabolic rate of adults over the age of 65 affected?

The metabolic rate slows down and less food is consumed.

300

What test measures for blood in the stool?

Fecal occult blood (guiac)

300

What is the mnemonic for assessing lesions on the skin?

ABCDE.  Asymmetry, border, color, diameter, and evolution.

300

What are the two main manifestations of decreased proprioception?

Spatial awareness and balance.

300

In alternative medicine, what is a primary use for ginger?

It is an antiemetic.

400

What is the kcal of one gram of carbohydrate equal to?

One gram of carbohydrate equals 4 kcal.

400

What diagnostic tool is used to measure the amount of urine in the bladder?

Bladder scanner.

400

What is ecchymosis?

Bruising

400

What is conductive hearing loss?

Problem with the transmission of sound.

400

How do crackles and rales sound in the lungs?

Fine to coarse bubbly sounds.

500

What are physically observed manifestations with hair, skin, and nails in a state of poor nutrition?

Dry and brittle hair and nails and dry and scaly skin.

500

What is the hormone responsible for helping the sphincter to relax to allow the passage of urine?

Relaxin

500

If skin in shiny and translucent on the toes and feet what can this indicate?

Arterial insufficiency.

500

In sensory processing disorder, how should a client's space be kept to avoid accidents?

Keep clutter to a minimum and keep the space organized.

500

What is the second stage of infection called and what occurs in this stage?

Prodromal and it is when some manifestations can be noted and pathogens are replicating rapidly.

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