Nutrition
Beef, chicken, and whole milk
What are examples of protein?
The inability to control defecation or urination
What is incontinence?
This healing process happens rapidly and with little or no tissue lost
What is primary intention?
This deficit is also known as reduced salivation
What is xerostomia?
A therapeutic application that prevents swelling and decreases inflammation
What is cold?
A, D, E, and K
What are fat-soluble vitamins?
Figs and chocolate can cause this
What is a laxative effect?
This activity impairs oxygenation and clotting
What is smoking?
This diagnostic procedure measures intraocular pressure
What is Tonometry?
The sequence for using a fire extinguisher and its meaning
Pull the pin
Aim at the base
Squeeze the handle
Sweep from side to side
An immune system overreaction to the proteins in selected foods
What is a food allergy?
Medications that cause peristalsis
What are cathartics?
This dressing must be kept moist at all times to prevent disruption of wound healing
What is a damp to damp 4x4?
NSAID and diuretics are medications causing this
What is ototoxicity
Air or water moving over the surface of the skin
What is convection?
Pureed and thickened foods
What diet is best for dysphagia?
The rate at which urine output must be reported to the provider if it falls under
What is 30 mL/hr?
This type of wound involves the protrusion of visceral organs
What is evisceration?
Opacity of the lens
What are cataracts?
The position that may be contraindicated for those with cardiopulmonary problems
What is dorsal recumbent?
Disorder characterized by significantly low body weight and consistent restriction of food
What is anorexia nervosa?
These are a result of colorectal cancer or some types of bowel disease
What are end stomas?
This pressure injury has some slough or eschar present, but bone and muscle cannot be seen
What is Stage 3?
This is an alteration in the middle ear that blocks sound waves before they reach the cochlea of the inner ear
What is conductive hearing loss?
IV site complication requiring the administration of an antidote prior to discontinuing access
What is extravasation?