Communication
A nurse is discussing with a pt their past and present health records? What kind of communication style is this?
What is Interpersonal Communication?
A 16 year old is considering different clothing styles and looks. What stage of Erikson's is she in?
What is Identity vs. Role confusion?
A child is playing and he states, "the chair is feeling sad because I sat on it"
What is Animism?
What are health conditions associated with Obesity in children?
What is Diabetes, HTN, and/or depression
BMI is 17.4
What is underweight?
The nurse is unsure of a medication for a patient because it may be contraindicated, Which part of ISBAR is being used?
What is recommendation?
A pt is following the rules because he does not want to get judged by his peers. What stage of Kohlberg is this?
What is Conventional level?
What are 3 risky behaviors for teenagers?
What is physical fighting, sexual acitivity, drugs and alcohol use, not practicing car safety, not practicing safe gun practices
What hormones decrease during middle adulthood?
What is estrogen and testosterone?
A nurse is assessing an older client how well they can eat, What skill is the nurse looking for?
What is eating independently or what is feeding oneself?
The nurse receives a new admission and is getting to know the patient and trying to build a rapport. What communication phase is this?
What is Orientation phase?
When a nurse picks up an infant, it does not cry. What stage of Erikson's is this?
What is Trust vs. Mistrust?
When should an infant start to be introduced to solid foods?
6 months old
A child is playing with his blocks next to another child.
What is parallel play?
What are medical reasons that increase risk of falls?
What is urinary frequency, decreased vision, decreased mobility
"Why do you think you feel that way?" Is an example of what kind of communication?
What is non-therapeutic communication?
A 4 year old becomes frustrated when she is told to wear the pink dress. How can we calm her down?
What is give the child choices?
2x4=8, 8/4=2
What is reversibility?
An 11 month old puts their toy in its container. What kind of skill is this?
What is fine motor skill?
What scan is used to assess for osteoporosis in older adults?
Bone Density Scan
What does SURETY stand for?
What is
S: Sit at an angle facing the client.
U: Uncross your arms and legs to suggest that you are “open” to what the client has to say. Crossing your arms is a defensive position that may evoke a similar response from the client.
R: Make your voice and posture communicate to the client that you are relaxed and comfortable.
E: Establish and maintain intermittent eye contact with the client to convey your willingness to listen. Absence of eye contact may indicate that you are not interested.
T: Use respectful and appropriate touch to convey empathy and compassion.
Y: Trust your intuition! As you grow more confident in your communication abilities, learn to individualize, adapt, and apply communication techniques.
What are erikson's 8 stages?
Trust vs. Mistrust
Autonomy vs. Shame and doubt
Initiative vs. Guilt
Industry vs. Inferiority
Identity vs. Role confusion
Intimacy vs. Isolation
Generativity vs. Stagnation
Integrity vs. Despair
Children grow up and move out, the parents are sad when this happens.
What is empty nester syndrome?
List 5 careers that make up an interprofessional team?
What is nurse, MD, Case manger, PT, OT, ST, RT, RD, CNA?
What does SPICES stand for?
Sleep Disorders-
Problems With Eating or Feeding-
Incontinence
Confusion
Evidence of Falls-
Skin Breakdown-