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When do you usually take respirations?

After taking the pulse

100

What does glaucoma do?

Glaucoma causes damage to the optic nerve

100

Hypertension can lead to which of the following?

stroke and heart attack, weight and stress level, diet, tobacco use and alcohol, exercise level

Stroke and heart atta ck

100

What is one of the risk factors when a person is major ally depressed?

Suicide.

100

Define terminal illness:

The person will not likely recover

100

A patient is dieingn which will promote optimal comfort: reposition the person every shift, provide skin care and personal hygiene once per day,gibe back massages if asked, position the person in good alignment

Position the person in good alignment

200

What typifies a respiration?

One rise and fall of the chest

200

What is the most likely treatment for a cataract?

Surgery

200

What are the risk factors for hypertension?

age, gender, race or family history

200

True or false:  Older persons with depression are often thoughtnto have a cognitive disorder

True

200

What os the examination off the body after death called?

Autopsy

200

The patient is dying.  The person and the family have a right to: privacy, 3 meals a day, hospice care, home care

Privacy

300

Which of the following factors tends to increase blood pressure? 

severe bleeding, excessive sleeping, low sodium diet, smoking

Smoking

300

What is happening when a stroke occurs?

Bleeding in the brain or a blood clot

300

If a person has angina what should be available to them?

Nitroglycerin

300

What os an advanced directive?

a document stating a persons wishes about health care when the person cannot make such decisions

300

During which stage of death does a person sometimes envy and resent those with life and health?

Anger

300

What are the signs that death is near?

The pulse is fast and weak

400

Which systolic pressure should be reported at once?

168, 110, 118. 128

168

400

What are the warning signs of a stroke?

Sudden numbness or weakness on one side of the body.

400

COPD interfers with:

O2 and CO2 exchange

400

What does post mortem mean?

After death

400

What are the 5 stages of dieng?

denial, anger,, bargaining. depression and acceptance

400

Signs of death include which of the following?

the pupils constrict, low pulse, no respirations, low blood pressure

No respirations

500

Older persons usually fear dieng

-in pain

-alone

-inn a hospital, in a nursing center

Choose one

Alone

500

Which of the following is common with Parkinsons disease?

excessive drowsiness, normal gait, fixed stare, flare ups or relapses

fixed stare

500

What is influenza caused by?

Viruses

500

Define rigormortis:

The stiffness of skeletal muscles after death

500

Hospice care focuses on :

Pain relief and comfort

500

Everyone with diabetes is at risk for diabetic neuropathy.  True /False

True