Nutrition
Elimination
Tissue Integrity
Sensory Perception
Fundamental Concepts
100

Obese

A BMI of 30 or greater 

100

Urinary catheter

What is placed into the bladder to allow urine to drain?

100

Pressure Injury

What is the term described as localized damage to the skin and/or underlying tissue, as a result of a pressure or pressure in combination with shear?

100

Cataract

What is the clouding of the lens of the eye that causes the client’s vision to be blurry, hazy, or less colorful?

100

Sensorineural

This type of hearing loss typically affects the ability to hear high-frequency tones.

200

NPO diet

A type of diet that restricts the client from eating or drinking anything until the diet is advanced?

200

Urine Culture

What test is used to evaluate urine for the presence of bacteria and yeast that may cause a UTI?

200

Serosanguineous

Thin, watery wound drainage mixed with blood.

200

Macular degeneration

What condition affects the macula, which is the small, central portion of the retina?

200

Decorticate posturing

Posture described as legs being extended and arms bent toward the body.

300

A nasogastric tube

What is the name of a thin plastic tube that is inserted into the nostril and down the esophagus, with the end placed in the stomach?

300

Clean catch

What method is used to collect a urine sample for urinalysis or urine culture?

300

Purulent

Green/yellow wound drainage

300

Rosenbaum Chart

What chart is used for testing near vision?

300

Diabetic Retinopathy

What condition is described as clients who have diabetes mellitus who experience damage to the blood vessels of retina, leading to blood leaking from the vessels?

400

Enteral Nutrition

What type of nutrition is a dietary intake through a medical device such as a feeding tube?

400

Stress incontinence

What is it the term for when coughing, sneezing, laughing, or physical activity increases pressure on the bladder, resulting in urine leakage.

400

Malnutrition

What condition is characterized as a nutritional deficit, reduced perfusion, altered sensation, and decreased level of consciousness?

400

Brudzinski Sign

What sign is described when the patient’s head is flexed, and the hips and knees flex upward?

400

Heart-Healthy Diet

A diet that focuses on controlling portions, consuming more fruits and vegetables, increasing whole grains, limiting unhealthy fats, eating low-fat protein sources, and decreasing sodium intake.

500

Parenteral Nutrition

What type of nutrition can prevent malnutrition by replacing missing nutrients that would be otherwise consumed with eating? 

500

Nocturnal enuresis

What is the condition is common in children but may occur in adults who have consumed too much alcohol, who consume caffeine at night, or who take certain medications and are incontinent at night?

500

The Braden Scale

A scale that rates a client’s risk for alterations in tissue integrity using six categories: sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility, nutrition, and friction and shear.

500

Presbyopia

What is an impairment in near vision resulting from a loss of elasticity of the lens related to aging?

500

Urinary Incontinence

What is described as the inability to control urination, resulting in the involuntary passage of urine?

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