Anatomy and Physiology
The bone structure that protects the brain is?
skull
What is the first step in patient assessment upon entering the care unit?
primary examination
What steps are involved in a standard clinical examination?
medical history, physical examination, and nursing assessment
What does the term "side effect" mean in pharmacology?
undesired reaction of the body to a drug
What is chronic diseases?
diseases that last a long time or a lifetime
What is the main organ in the human respiratory system?
lung
The process of developing a care plan for a patient is called?
nursing care planning
What is the proper way to clean and care for a wound?
cleaning the wound with an antiseptic solution, maintaining sterile care, and monitoring progress
How can a nurse ensure the administered drug dosage is correct?
checking the prescription, measuring the dosage correctly, and administering the drug according to the schedule
What does the term "clinical symptoms" mean in disease diagnosis?
signs and symptoms that can be observed or felt by the patient or nurse
What organ system is responsible for processing and digesting food?
digestive system
How can the evaluation of treatment outcomes be measured?
through clinical assessment and patient response
The safe drug administration process involves what?
verifying the prescription, identifying the patient, correct dosage, proper administration route, and recording administration
What is meant by "drug interaction"?
the effect of a drug changing when two or more drugs are taken together
How can a nurse prevent the spread of infectious diseases in the care unit?
proper handwashing, using personal protective equipment, and implementing strict hygiene practices
Which part of the human body is responsible for producing blood?
bone marrow
What is included in the steps of implementing nursing care
patient observation, medication administration, and wound care
How can a nurse ensure a safe patient environment?
ensuring cleanliness, preventing falls, and managing medical waste properly
How can a nurse identify drug contraindications?
checking the patient's medical history and ensuring that the drug does not conflict with other conditions or medications
How can a nurse support patient with chronic health conditions?
providing emotional support, teaching symptom management, and assisting in long-term care planning
The primary function of the heart in the cardiovascular system is?
pumping blood throughout the body
What is the importance of nursing care documentation in the context of clinical care?
recording important information, ensuring care continuity, and providing a data basis for evaluation
What care process is undertaken when a patient is discharged from the hospital
discharge planning, providing patient instructions, and involving the family in ongoing care
Why is it important for nurses to know pharmacological information?
to ensure patient safety, provide drug education, and detect changes in the patient's condition related to drugs
Why is it important for nurses to continuously update their knowledge about medical developments and new diseases?
to provide up-to-date nursing care, support research, and enhance the quality of care