ROM
To rotate the patients neck
Lateral flexion and rotation
Refers to the path that air takes as it enters and exits the lungs
What is the airway
SOAPIE stands for
What is subjective, objective, assessment, plan, intervention, evaluation
What type of wound is a abrasian?
What position is laying on the back?
What is supine
The palm facing upward
What is Supination
Cyanosis is a late sign of what
What is hypoxia
What is a FOCUS (FDAR) note
What is focus, data, action, response
Blood pooling causing edema, develops when blood flow isnt great
What position is used for vaginal exams?
What is dorsal recumbent
How do you exercise the wrist?
Hyperextend, extend, flex
True or False: Supplemental oxygen does not need a HCP order
What is false
5 important characteristics of documentation
What is Factual, Accurate, Complete, Current, Organized
Signs and symptoms of infection
What is
redness, warmth, edema, pain, odor, drainage, and fever above 100
What is used for rectal exams?
What is left semi-prone
What can prevent the heel cord from tightening by holding the patients heel firmly in your hand.
What is Heel cord stretch
Oxygen device that is inserted into the nose
1-6 L/min
What is nasal cannula
The nursing process is
What is ADPIE
Wound closures
What is 1st intention (edges approximated), 2nd intention (left open to heal), 3rd intention (sutured after healing)
What is the purpose of the prone position?
Moving the ankle up and down is called
What is dorsiflexion and plantar extension
Mask that has a dial valve: 24-80%
What is venturi mask
What is the first part of a nursing diagnosis called?
What is the diagnostic label
What do you do if you find a patient with a wound evisceration?
What is
Act quickly but calmly, Cover the exposed organ, Keep the area moist, check every 15 minutes for signs of necrosis, put the patient in a low fowlers position
What position will you put someone in who is in respiratory distress?
What is Orthopneic