BMI Categories
BMI 17.5
What is
Underweight
Calculate adequate protein intake
What is
Mid-Arm Circumference
Severe abdominal cramping
What is
Colicky?
Pain that spreads to another area
What is
Radiating Pain?
Family History is part of the Health History Assessment?
True
BMI 26.8
What is Overweight
Waist circumference of 41 inches in a male is considered this?
What is
Abdominal Obesity?
Sharp pain such as associated with a skin laceration
What is
Cutaneous Pain?
Pain that is felt in an area away from the actual source of pain.
What is
Referred Pain?
Family History is important related to an ER visit?
False
BMI 22.8
What is
Expected BMI
A waist circumference of 35 inches in a female is considered this?
What is
Normal
Pins and Needles pain in leg and or foot
What is
Neuropathic Pain?
Sudden, sharp pain that is short in duration
What is
Acute Pain?
Obesity puts you at risk for Cardiovascular Disease and Type 1 Diabetes.
False
Cardiovascular Disease and Type 2 Diabetes
BMI 18.5
What is
Expected Weight
Best physical assessment for Risk for Malnutrition?
What is
Calculating BMI?
Another name for musculoskeletal pain
What is
Somatic pain?
Pain that lasts more than 3 months and may be described as disabling.
What is
Chronic Pain?
Your client rates there pain 8/10 while laughing with a visitor. You chart:
The client has no pain based on the facial scale.
False.
You chart client rates their pain an 8/10. Client observed laughing with their visitor.
BMI 30.6
What is
Obese?
Increased waist to hip ratio indicates a client is at risk for________
What are
Cardiovascular Disorders?
Pain that is felt after a body part has been removed
What is
Phantom Limb Pain?
Severe, unrelenting pain that does not respond to pain relief measures
What is
Intractable Pain?
It is important to obtain the client's medical history and current medications when treating them after an accident.
True