0-10 cm
What is dilation?
The client has had a mandibulectomy. The nurse knows that this is: (6 words or less)
Surgical removal of the lower jaw
Document giving an individual appointment to make another person's healthcare related decisions.
What is durable Power of Attorney (POA)?
Antidote to heparin
What is protamine sulfate?
The "sideways" part of the large intestine
What is the "transverse" colon?
The TOP arrow is pointing to this part of the pelvis
What is the iliac crest?
Small, hard, and nontender nodes caused by osteoarthritis
Failure to give care that is normally expected of a person in that position.
Convert 1750 mL to liters
What is 1.75 milliliters?
A client has been diagnosed with swallowing problems and is put on a specific diet by the dietician
What is a "dysphagia" diet?
Reason why many pregnant clients experience breathlessness while lying supine.
What is vena cava syndrome?
From head to toe, the divisions of the spinal vertebrae
What are cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal?
The ethical principle of "not inflicting harm"
What is nonmaleficence?
Ferrous sulfate's "metallic" four letter name
What is "iron"?
The nurse knows that this muscle that allows the head to turn from right to left.
What is the sternocleidomastoid muscle?
This famous obstetrical anesthesiologist developed the 1st standardized neonatal evaluation tool, still used to this day.
Who is Dr. Virginia Apgar?
Stated in alphabetic order, the knee joint is the articulation of these three (3) bones
What are the femur, patella, and tibia?
Statutory laws guiding nurses in "safe, effective care"
What is the Nurse Practice Act?
The part of the syringe where the medication is held prior to administration
What is the "barrel"?
1730, but in the morning
What is 0530?
What are Barlow and Ortolani's?
This tool is used to determine a curvature of the spine
What is a scoliometer?
The nurse is preparing the client for thoracentesis. This primary legal/ethical task must be completed prior to the procedure beginning.
What is checking for informed consent?
Liquid nutrition given intravenously
What is TPN?
This 6th cranial nerve is purely meant to control the eyeball
What is the "abducens" or "abducent nerve"?