Ears/ Eyes
Vertigo is the most common assessment finding in this disease
What is Meniere's or labrintitis
The form of strabismus in which the eye has an inward turn
What is Estropia
Contaminated food and water increase the risk to develop this type of hepatitis
What is Hep A or E
Gouty arthritis can result in white deposits in the ear
What is Tophi
These should be avoided prevent this condition from worsening: Coughing, bending, lifting, and stooping
What is IOP; ICP
The nurse should never push the button to deliver pain medication on this device
What is PCA
Myringotomy may be preformed when patient develop repeat ear infections to prevent this complication
What is tympanic membrane rupture
The first symptoms of this disorder are hazzy or fuzzy vision; blurred/ cloudy vision; or difficulty reading
What is cataract
With acute pancreatitis patients will often lean forward to reduce the pain in this area
What is Left sided abdominal pain radiating to the back
This is the most common cause of a fat embolism
What is an open fracture
The nurse would note this change as the earliest indicator of ICP
What is change in LOC
A common document signed by the patient prior to surgery
What is an Informed consent
The patient should remain in in an elevated position with affected ear facing outward after this procedure
What is a Tympanoplasty
A decrease in the flow of aqueous humor causing IOP that is usually treated with miotics
What is Open angle Glaucoma
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Avoid stress and getting adequate rest are import to prevent exacerbation of this disease
What is RA
The three major categories on this screening tool are eye- opening, verbal response, and motor response
What is Glasgow Coma Scale
Cap Refill is checking for this type of circulation.
What is Arterial peripheral circulation
The following procedure destroys new and leaking blood vessels in the eye
What is photocoagulation
A low sodium diet in conjunction with lasix is the Implementation of choice for this disease
What is Meniere's Disease
The patient had two seizure with no underlying causes which lead to their newest diagnosis
What is Epilepsy
It is a normal response to feel pain in the area of amputation due to nerves still firing.
What is Phantom Limb Pain
This chronic disease is characterized as being a progressive and degenerative disease that affects many people
What is MS
Tucking the chin when swallowing is the best intervention with this disorder
What is Dysphagia
Detached retina is often recognized by specific signs and symptoms by the nurse
What is loss of peripheral vision; or flashing lights
Decreased vision, N/V, and eye pain are all indicators of this disease
What is closed angle glaucoma
A person can only have this type of hepatitis with Hepatitis B
What is Hep D
A patient after this procedure should avoid flexion at the hips beyond 90 degrees
What is ORIF
The following bodily fluid is clear and contains nutrient such as glucose and protein.
What is Cerebrospinal fluid
Drug of choice prescribed post surgery to prevent blood clot
What is Heparin; coumadin
Children 6 mo to 36 mo old get ear infections more frequently due to the difference in this anatomical structure from an adults
What is a shorter Eustachian tube
This disorder is characterized by leaking, new, and excessive growth of blood vessels in the eye.
What is Diabetic retinopathy
Sound inadequately passing through the external and middle ear causing this type of hearing loss
What is conductive hearing loss
Clawing of the hand, extreme pain, no relief from pain medication and atrophy of the forearm muscle are all indicators of this complication.
What is compartment syndrome
This type of seizure resulting in falling flaccid followed by full body jerking
What is tonic clonic Seizures
This term is used to describe the grating sound made by bones after a fracture
What is crepitus
There are many do's of care of the hearing aids.
What is wash ear mold; reinsert if whistling; take battery out when not in use; see table for additional.
There are 4 main types of eye refractory disorders
What is myopia, hyperopia, strabismus, and astigmatism
A patient who receives a needle biopsy of the liver due to excessive consumption of alcohol for the past 1 year is often being tested for this disease
What is cirrhosis
When a patient is suspected of having this problem we would assess the 7 P's: Pain, pallor, paresthesia, paralysis, polar temp, puffiness, and pulslessness.
What Is a fracture
The nurse would have the patient look in all directions and assess the pupillary response to test this Cranial Nerve.
What is oculomotor
Checking ABC's is the process of these 5 thing in a specific order
What is Airway, Breathing, Consciousness, Circulation, and Systemic review