Anatomy
Intro to Nursing
Growth & Development
Nursing Skills
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100

Reduced activity of these glands in older adults makes skin drier

Oil glands/sebaceous glands

100

This team member can ensure the patient’s nutrition plan supports skin healing.

Dietitian

100

 Older skin is more ______, so it can tear more easily.

Thin OR fragile

100

What is the key reason why healthcare workers regularly assess and reposition immobilized or elderly clients?

-maintain skin integrity
-prevent skin breakdown

100

What does NSCN stand for?

Nova Scotia College of Nursing

200

These tiny structures rise in the cold to conserve body heat

Hairs (piloerection)

200

LPNs must know the difference between scope of practice, scope of employment, and ______ ______

Individual Scope

200

Erikson says older adults look back on their life with either peace or regret. What is this stage called?

Integrity vs despair

200

How often should you be repositioning a client?  

Every 2 hours

200

This step of the nursing process involves identifying risk factors and collecting health information.

Assessment

300

This thin, slightly acidic film on top of the epidermis protects your skin from bacteria and moisture loss. 

Acid Mantle

300

This type of care involves adapting interventions to align with a patient’s religion, beliefs, and/or traditions.

Culturally competent care

300

These healthy fats, found in fish and flaxseeds, help keep skin smooth and reduce dryness.

Omega-3 fatty acids.

300

What does HIVAPPS stand for?

H-hand hygiene
I-introduce/identify
V-voiding
A-allergies
P-pain
P-privacy
S-safety

300

What does ADPIE stand for?

Assessment

Diagnosis

Planning

Implementation

Evaluation