Nutrition
What is macronutrients?
Inability to stop urine flow until reaching the bathroom.
What is urge incontinence?
serum and red blood cells. Thick and reddish.
What is sanguineous drainage?
Reception and Perception
client, med, dose, time, route, assessment, documentation, education, refusal, evaluation
What are the 10 rights of safe medication administration?
total carbs - fiber/sugar alcohols
What is Net Carbs?
straight, indwelling, intermittent, condom
What is types of catheterizations?
can be intact or look like a ruptured blister
What is a stage 2 pressure injury?
continuously increased pressure of 20 mmHg or higher in adults
What is increased intracranial pressure?
medication, light, caffeine, food, sleep, environment, stress
dietary IV administration preventing or treating malnourishment
What is TPN?
What is CAUTI?
wrinkle free linens, resposition q2h in bed, head of bed elevated below 30 degrees
What are interventions for avoiding skin trauma?
Eye opening, verbal response, motor response
What is the components of Glasgow Coma Scale?
elastic stockings, SCD's, repositioning, ROM techniques
What is interventions to promote venous return?
stomach contents flow back up into the esophagus, causing pyrosis
What is GERD?
determines amount of chemicals in urine to help determine kidney problem
What is 24 hour urine collection?
for highly exudative wounds - non-adherent dressing that provides a moist wound bed
laying supine, head flexed to chest - hip and knee flex
Semi-Fowlers/Fowlers, Tri-pod, pursed lip breathing, incentive spirometry, CPT, deep breathing
What is oxygenation interventions?
abdominal pain, bloating, nausea/vomit, fever, fatty stool with upper abdominal pain
What is acute pancreatitis?
Use soap and water at irrigation site, cleanse catheter 3 times/day and after defecation, collection tube below bladder, assess for ongoing need for indwelling catheter
What is catheter care?
lasting 3-6 days, bleeding controlled by vasoconstriction, retraction of blood vessels, and clot formation
What is inflammatory stage of a healing wound?
Sound is unable to travel from outer ear to middle of the ear
What is conductive hearing loss?
Dry cough, substernal pain, nausea/vomit, fatigue, dyspnea, restlessness, paresthesia, high concentrations of oxygen (greater than 50%), long durations (24-48hr), lung disease.