Pain
Sensory
Surgery
Mystery #1
Mystery #2
100

Pain is considered which type of data?

Subjective 

100

The sense of olfactory is referring to the sense of:

Smell

100

The "seriousness" of surgery is classified into which two groups? 

Major and minor

100

Arthritis is an example of which of the following types of pain?

Chronic Pain

  

100

What does the "t" indicate in the PQRSTU data tool when assessing a patients pain? 

Timing

200

Who is the best authority of a patients pain? 

Themself 

200

Inadequate qaulity or quantity of stimulation is known as: 

Sensory deprivation

200

Postoperative interventions that improve patients health and help reduce complications are known as:

 Prehabilitation

200

The sense of taste is referred to as: 

gustatory

200

Deficit in normal function of sensory reception and perception is known as:

Sensory Deficit

  

300

The theory that describes distractions such as: Yoga, Ice packs, and watching television; as a means to relieve chronic pain is known as:

Gate-Control Theory

  

300

Reception of multiple sensory stimuli is known as: 

Sensory overload

300

Peri operative nursing care includes care that is provided:

before, during, and after surgery.

300

Amputation of a limb is considered which type of surgery? 

Ablative 

300

After surgery, a patient needs how many calories per day to heal properly?

1500 kcal/day

400

When a person touches a hot stove, nerve impulses travel to the spinal cord along nerve fibers. What is this process called?

Transmission

400

Name all five of the additional senses: 

Pressure

pain

temperature

vibration

propioception

400

Under what circumstances would a competent patient NEVER sign an informed consent? 

After administration of an opioid or sedative 

400

This type of anesthesia is used for procedures that do not require complete anesthesia and is considered a "conscious sedation" 

Moderate sedation

400

Loss of all sensations and consciousness occurs under which form of anesthesia? 

General 

500

Pain impulses are sent to the brain, where the central nervous extracts information regarding location, duration and quality of the pain impulse. What is this process?

Perception

  

500

Give a complete: Nursing dx, patient goal, nursing intervention, and rationale for your intervention for the following patient: (No help from peers) 

Blindness

Good job! :)

500

An informed consent must include: (name all 5) 

Needs for procedure

Steps of procedure

Risk of procedure

Expected results

Alternatives to procedures 

500

Intra-operative assessment includes which "five rights":

right patient

right procedure

right body part

right data in chart

right frame of mind for patient 

500

Postoperatve course involves two stages. Name them and name the time frame in each one:

Immediate ( 1-2 hours)

Convalascense ( 1-2 days and generally at home) 

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