Collaboration of Care
Autoimmune
Tissue Integrity
Electrolytes
Nutrition
100
This refers to the nurse anticipating potential complications and intervening appropriately
What is nursing vigilance?
100
These are the 3 protective immune responses to protect the body from invading pathogens
What is phagocytic, humoral, and cellular
100
This pictures shows an example of which insufficiency?
What is arterial insufficiency?
100
This is due to a magnesium deficiency
What is torsade's de pointes
100
A nutritional tool developed by the USDA
What is MyPlate?
200
This form of reporting off is evidence based to reduce harm to patients and allows staff and patients to ensure correct information is given to others.
What is bedside shift report?
200
This disease process results in the break down of connective tissue around the joints, resulting in deformation.
What is rheumatoid arthritis?
200
These are wounds that are large and superficial, usually on the lower legs.
What are venous insufficiency ulcers?
200
These are a type of electrolyte imbalance:
What is hypocalcemia?
200
These 3 parts of a plant satisfy the MyPlate requirement of vegetables.
What are leaves, steams, and roots.
300
This skill is evident when nurses use facts to make timely decisions for very specific patient centered outcomes (seeing the bigger picture).
What are Critical Thinking Skills?
300
This practice removes known allergens from the home and reduces exposures.
What is avoidance therapy?
300
These are usually small circular wounds commonly on the toes and the feet.
What are arterial insufficiency ulcers?
300
These electrolytes have an inverse relationship.
What are calcium and phosphorus?
300
These labs are most often used to measure protein deficit in adults
What is prealbumin and albumin
400
These include variables such as demographic, illness, psychosocial, socioeconomic, and education level
What are Social Determinants of Health or
-Factors affecting adherence to a therapeutic regimen?
400
These important cells of the immune system are responsible for transplant rejections.
What are T cells?
400
This is occurs when a vesicant infiltrates into the surrounding tissue causing damage
What is extravasation?
400
When this electrolyte becomes unbalanced, cardiac changes are usually noted. A safety precaution is the patient wearing a cardiac monitor.
What is potassium?
400
These five components make up a well balanced meal according to the MyPlate guidelines.
What are proteins, grains, fruits, vegetables, and dairy?
500
This is the process nurses use to perform all nursing care.
What is the Nursing process?
ADPIE
Assess, Diagnosis (nursing!), Planning (Goals), Interventions, Evaluation
500
A transfusion reaction is an example of this hypersensitivity.
What is cytotoxic?
500
Healthcare providers should use extra caution when moving the elderly, especially in bed, to prevent these types of injuries.
What are friction and sheer injuries?
500
When this electrolyte becomes unbalanced, many neurological symptoms may become present.
What is sodium?
500
This is a formula that provides complete nutrition for patients who cannot take in nutrients through the GI tract
What is total parenteral nutrition?