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Respiratory
Terminology
Nursing Process
POC/Doc.
Culture/Commun.
100
Shell like structures that line the nasal cavity
What are Conchae?
100
Low oxygen levels in body tissues.
What is hypoxia?
100
Actual or potential problem.
What is the nursing diagnosis?
100
Must be included in each entry into the client's chart. (4 parts)
What is the date, time, signature and title?
100
Offering empty reassurances, changing the subjects, using cliches, giving advise, judging, voicing personal experiences and selective listening.
What are barriers to communication?
200
Openings in the nose that allows air to enter.
What are the nares?
200
Bluish color of the skin and mucous membranes.
What is cyanosis?
200
Includes setting goals and identifying interventions.
What is the planning phase?
200
What the patient says.
What is subjective data?
200
"Tell me more about that."
What is an open ended question?
300
Commonly called the voice box.
What is the larynx?
300
Absence of breathing.
What is Apnea?
300
Carrying out interventions.
What is the implementation phase?
300
Measurable data.
What is objective?
300
"Do you feel anxious?"
What is a closed ended question?
400
Covers the larynx during swallowing.
What is the epiglottis?
400
Rapid respiratory rate.
What is tachypnea?
400
Measuring the effectiveness of interventions and determining if goal has been met.
What is the evaluation phase?
400
Development of the plan of care taking into consideration information unique to that particular patient.
What is Individualization of the plan of care?
400
Nursing care that considers the religious and sociocultural backgrounds of clients.
What is transcultural nursing?
500
Labored breathing.
What is dyspnea?
500
Included in the nursing diagnosis. (3 part answer)
What is the actual or potential problem, factors influencing problem (etiology) and signs and symptoms?
500
Includes the establishment of short and long term goals.
What is the planning phase?
500
Belief that your culture is the best.
What is ethoncentrism?