VITAL SIGNS
60 - 100 bpm
What is a normal heart rate?
Turn in all of these
What is assignments?
What is pupils equal, round, reactive to light and accommodation?
These go on the feet to provide safety
What are non-skid socks?
The first step in the nursing process
What is assessment?
120/80
What is a normal blood pressure?
06:50
What is arrive at this time?
RLQ, RUQ, LUQ, AND LLQ
What is the order of listening to bowel sounds?
This should be kept in reach at all times
What is the call light?
Nurses use NANDA for this
What is diagnosis?
A HR >100 bpm
What is tachycardia?
Discussing your day or asking questions.
What is participate in post-conference?
Alert, drowsy, or lethargic
What is level of consciousness?
This should be at the lowest level when not performing assessments
What is the bed?
Includes goals for the patient
What is planning?
Who you would report this BP 168/100 to.
Who is the nurse or instructor?
Have less than three of these
What are tardies?
Clear, aphasia, or slurred
What is speech?
This should be done hourly
What is rounding?
What the nurse does to put the goals in motion
What is implementation?
Pain
What is the 6th vital sign?
Diet Coke
What to give Mrs. Long?
Appropriate or inappropriate
What is affect or expression of emotion?
This is used to transport a patient from the chair to the bathroom.
What is the Stedy?
How the nurse knows that the goal is effective
What is evaluation?