Hearing
This increases a most needed feature to potential excess.
What is aging.
The faculty or state of being able to.
What is vision.
This enjoyment is interrupted due to what.
What is decrease in smell and taste.
This change in normothermia in pathologic conditions leads to a reduction in what class.
What is the older adult.
Three cups is equivalent to how many fluid ounces.
What is 24 ounces?
These ossicles give passage for this action of quaver.
What are the Malleus, Incus, and Staples.
This role in assessment is imperative and gathered to aid in guidance in wellness.
What is the role of nurses.
This category of determinants can affect this.
What is psychosocial factors. (loneliness, stress, anxiety, memory issues, and depression)
Limiting this can have an opposing effect or can maintain enuresis.
What is fluid intake.
Order: Your patient has an episode of emesis and the parents request the PRN Ondansetron to be administered. The order reads: Zofran 5mg PO q4-6 hours prn for nausea. Your bottle reads Ondansetron 4mg/5ml. How many ml will you administer to your patient.
What is 6.25ml?
A hx of this/these are functional consequence(s) associated with conductive loss.
What is otosclerosis, perforated eardrum, or ear diseases.
This can result in a lack of acuteness making details difficult to process.
What is lipid deposits.
A change in this results in a decrease of daily production and fullness.
What is defecation.
This is the most important intervention for pyrogen or gelidity.
What is a maintaining a temperature if 75F.
Order: Acetaminophen 200mg PO BID PRN. Pyxis states Acetaminophen 250mg/5ml. How many ml will you administer.
What is nothing or zero? the order is incomplete as the indication for administration is missing.
Effects of this impairment can lead to a health decline if prolonged.
*This is a 3 part answer.*
What is loneliness, isolation, diminished participation in social activities.
Opacification alters the perception of two.
What are the colors blue and green.
This functional consequence can involve several factors leading to a sustenance deficit.
What is malnutrition.
Common in long-term care settings this acronym can cause a significant issue.
What is CAUTI (Catheter-associated urinary tract infections).
You are ordered to administer oral medication of hydroxyzine 50mg PO QID. You have on hand Hydralazine 100mg tablets. You instruct the patient to avoid antihistamines as they interact negatively with the medication. How many tablets will you administer?
What is zero as the medications are not the same? hydroxyzine is an antihistamine and hydralazine is a vasodilator. look a-like sound a-like drugs.
This pathologic condition is correlated with a specific disease which fills the space.
What is tinnitus.
This refers to a group of eye diseases involving the optic nerve and transmission to the nervous system.
What is glaucoma.
This assessment tool is used to aid in health promotion and can be used as a diagnostic tool & treatment order.
What is Body Mass Index (BMI).
A collection of symptoms that affect the control center of connective tissues and cells and serves as a risk factor for urinary fitness.
What is dementia.
The patient drank 2 cups of coffee, and 2 oz of water at 0800 with breakfast. At lunch the patient drank 8oz of milk and 16 oz of sprite with lunch. The patient voided 400ml at 1000 and voided 225ml at 1300. At 1400 was given 1000ml/hr over 3 hours of NS via #22 gauge in the right AC. The patient drank another 4 oz of water during the 0700-1900 shift. What was the total output.
What is 625ml?