Vitals
It measures how much oxygen is saturated in your blood
What is Pulse oximetry or oxygen saturation
The steps of a nursing care plan
What is assessment, planning/, implementation, and evaluation
The opposite of close ended questions
What is open ended questions
Data, Action, Response, Plan
Middle class
What is social economic status
Degrees Celcius
What is temperature
The method of visually assessing your patient
Inspection
Name and date of birth
Patient identifiers
The difference between objective and subjective data
What is data that we can gather with our five senses or measure versus data that the patient reports to us.
Yoga
What is personal health practice or physical health or coping skills
Its normal range is 12-20 per minute.
Respiration rate
Assessment method that requires your stethoscope
Auscultation
The action in the preorientation phase of a helping relationship
What is gathering relevant data before meeting the client
The writing implement I should always chart with when not on the computer
What is a pen!
Alcoholics anonymous
Social support or social environment
It represents the highest pressure in the arteries at time of measurement.
What is systolic blood pressure
A visual representation of a patient's supports and stressors.
Ecomap
Three of the essential ingredients for a collaborative partnership
Power sharing, being nonjudgemental and accepting, living with ambiguity, being open and respectful, and being self aware and reflective
The document I chart my vitals signs
Patient Clinical Record
Blood type
Biology/genetics
It is unofficially considered the 6th vital sign.
What is pain
FICA
nonjudgmental, curious, empathy, kindness, patience, ect.
The document I chart my patient hourly rounds
Patient assessment and nursing care flow sheet
Certificate in early childhood development
Education