Older Adults
Chronic Illness and Nursing Care
End of Life
IV Therapy
Fluid and Electrolytes
100

Provided to give caregivers a break 

Respite Care

100

sexuality, spirituality, social, and overall wellness

holistic care

100

removal of tubes and making the body presentable

postmortem care 

100

IV solution that causes the cells to expand

Hypotonic solution

100

A test to perform post-blood transfusion

Hgb and Hct

200

Building relationships and starting a career

Isolation vs intimacy
200

cough, spit, phlegm

expectorate

200

emotional and physical strain on caregivers who are caring for a loved one who is terminally ill

compassion fatigue 

200

nutrients, dextrose, electrolytes through the vein

TPN (total parental nutrition)

200

bounding pulse, hypertension, increased respirations, crackles in lung

hypervolemia/fluid overload 

300

Therapy that allows older adults to cope and promote mental wellness 

Reminiscence therapy

300

delayed gastric emptying 

constipation

300
Gurgling in back of throat

Death rattle

300

Coolness, edema, pale, pain

Infiltration 


300

hyperventilation due to anxiety or fear, mechanical ventilation, high altitudes, overuse of antacids or baking soda, as well as prolonged vomiting or gastric suction.

alkalosis 

400

"I've lived a good life"

integrity vs despair 


400

not a normal response to aging in the urinary system

incontinence

400

non-curative care, maintaining symptoms 

palliative care

400

Increase HR, Increased temperature, blood pressure changes, anxiety, dyspnea, crackles

blood transfusion reaction

400

A deep tendon muscle reaction to hypomagensium and hypocalcium 

Trousseau sign and Chovestek sign

500

"I have nothing to live for anymore"

hopelessness 

500

clocks, calendars, family photos

reality orientation

500

anxiety, fear, restlessness

impending doom/death


500

carbs, calories, glucose IV solution

5% dextrose


500
pH 7.25, paCO2 55, hCO3 24

Respiratory acidosis