A
B
C
D
E
100

Plain tea

Broth

Gelatin

Coffee

What is a clear liquid diet?

100

Inflammation and consolidation of the lung due to accumulated secretions

What is hypostatic pneumonia? p. 806

100

Elbows are bent at 15-30 degrees at the appropriate height.

What is a client using a walker? p. 825

100

Machine that restores joint function.

What is a continuous passive motion machine? 

p. 814

100

Overlapping the turns evenly to maintain circulation

What is the application of an elasticized bandage to an extremity? Box 39.4 p. 821

200

Urinary retention

Temperature lower than normal

Subtle changes in mental status

What are signs and symptoms of a urinary tract infection in the older adult? pp. 552-553

200

Palms and flat parts of the fingers

What is used when moving a client who has a plaster cast freshly applied? Skill 39.1 pp 818-819

200

Exercises performed against resistance to help strengthen muscle.

What are isometric exercises? p. 807

200

Weight loss

Protein deficiency

Abdominal distention

Constipation 

What are complications that may occur in the GI system due to immobility? Table 39.1 p. 807

200

Hypostatic pneumonia

Bacterial pneumonia

Atelectasis

Decreased gas exchange

What are complications of the respiratory system that may occur due to immobility? Table 39.1 page 807

300

Keep ropes and weights free of friction.

Keep the client centered in the bed with the body in good alignment.

Remove or add weights only by medical order.


What are nursing interventions for a client in traction? Table 39.2 p. 809

300

Assess skin temperature and color.

Assess capillary refill.

Assess sensation of extremity.

What are nursing interventions for a client in an immobilization device? p. 809

300

Pain

Pallor

Paralysis

Parasthesia

Pulselessness


What are the 5Ps for neuromuscular assessment for every client who has experienced a fracture? Table 39.3 p. 815

300

Diabetes mellitus

Obesity

Cardiovascular problems

Smoking

Excessive fear

What are surgical risk factors? Table 37.1 page 750

300

Stage I: The stage of analgesia

Stage II: The excitement phase

Stage III: Surgical anesthesia state

Stage IV: Complete respiratory depression

What are the four stages of anesthesia? Box 37. page 752

400

Absent bowel sounds

Failure of forward movement of bowel contents

What is paralytic ileus? p. 770

400

Do not postpone defecation.

Eat diet high in fiber.

Drink at least eight 8oz glasses of liquid daily.

Exercise every day.

What are ways to promote regular bowel elimination? p. 585

400

Retention

Cleansing

Distention

Medicated

Disposable

What are types of enemas? Table 30.1 p. 590

400

Slow pulse

Cardiac arrthythmia

Alteration in blood pressure

What is vagal response during removal of fecal impaction? p. 594

400

Avoid citrus fruits and juice.

Increase fluid intake to 2500 to 3000ml daily.

Wiping rectal area from front to back after bowel movements.

Emptying the bladder promptly after intercourse.

Emptying the bladder every 2-3 hours to prevent stasis.

What are ways to prevent recurrent cystitis? p. 553

500

Calcium channel blockers

Anticholinergics

Antidepressants

Diuretics

Narcotic analgesics

What are medications that can cause or contribute to constipation? Box 30.1 p. 585

500

Anuria

Dysuria

Incontinence

Nocturia

Oliguria

Polyuria

What are alterations in urinary elimination patterns? Box 29.1 p. 553

500

Glycosuria

Proteinuria

Hematuria

Pyuria

Ketonuria

What are abnormalities commonly found in the urinalysis? Box 29.2 p. 554

500

Coude

Straight

Retention

Condom

What are types of urinary catheters? p. 562

500

Docusate sodium

Psyllium

Bisacodyl

Citrate of magnesia

What are medications used for constipation?Box 30.2 p. 586

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