Anatomy & Physiology
Term that describes the body's ability to maintain it's normal state
Homeostasis
What does Corpus mean?
Body
Transferr a sense of calm, and have genuine interest in what the patient is saying
De-escalation
Prevent transmission of infection
Universal Precautions
Second leading cause of Kidney failure
Hypertension
Large bone found superior to the patella
Femur
Painful periods
Dysmenorrhea
Make eye contact and avoid interrupting patients
Careful Listening
Prevent or stop spread of infection
Infection control
Family history, age, gender, race and CKD
Risk factors for hypertension
Controls body temperature, sleep, and appetite?
Hypothalamus
Inability to swallow
Aphagia
Glancing at watch/phone or Fidgeting and folding arms
Behaviors to avoid
Condition where alcohol based hand sanitizers do not work on
C-Difficile
Increase BP; Increase Triglycerides; Increase BS; Decreased HDL; and Increase waistline
Conditions associated with Metabolic Syndrome
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disaease
Symbol for Iron
Fe
Anxiety Behavior, Defensive Behavior,
Agressive Behavior, Dangerous Behavior
4 Levels of Agitation
Gloves; Face Masks; and Protective Clothing.
PPE
A type of fat called "Lipids" that circulate in the blood and increase risk of heart disaease and stroke when elevated.
Triglyceride definition
Master gland of the endocrine system?
Pituitary
Term for reconstruction of the eardrum
Tympanoplasty
Acknowledge
Introduce
Duration
Explanation
Thank You
AIDET
Hand hygiene; Respiratory hygiene; Sharps safety; Safe Injection practice; Sterilizatioin & Disinfection of instruments
5 Basic Principles of infection control
Eye complications; CV disease; Kidney disease; nerve damage; wounds
Longterm complications of hyperglycemia