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Use it or lose it means
Use your call light
Use your hearing aids or you might lose them
Swallow more to not forget
Using your body more you won’t lose mobility
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Injury to skin of subsequent tissue
Cutaneous pain
Visceral
Phantom
Deep somatic
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Orientation is first seeing a patient and introductions
True
False
4
does the Q stand for quantity and quality In PQRST-U
True
False
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Injury to one or more nerves
Deep somatic
Neuropathic
Chronic
Acute
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Biological and biotantical therapy is
Natural products (vitamins, minerals, probiotics)
IV medications to prevent infection
External touch
Medications
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Chronic pain
Depression, fatigue
Longer than 6 months
Impacts quality of life
Interferes with daily life activities
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Injury to internal organs
Radiating pain
Acute pain
Visceral pain
Chronic pain
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Limiting stress can prevent a UTI
False
True
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Aloe promotes wound healing
False
True
11
Valerian promotes…
Sleep and less anxiety
More endurance
Cervical dialation
Less headaches
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More oxygen causes for more fire at lower temps
False
True
13
Perineal care helps
Ovulation
Skin integrity
Discomfort
Prevention of microorganisms
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What is a major cause of home deaths and injuries
Fires
Heart attacks
Falls
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Working is giving the patient medications
False
True
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Manipulative body based is
Herbal medicines
Internal positioning
External touch
Vitamins and minerals
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Skin integrity risk factors
Immobility
Excessive moisture (incontinence)
Friction/ shearing
Aging skin
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No blanchable erythema of intact skin is a
Stage 1 pressure ulcer
Stage 3 pressure ulcer
Stage 2 pressure ulcer
Stage 4 pressure ulcer
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What can poor lighting, poor footwear, cluttered room, no hand rails, wet floors or restraints be the cause of
Pressure ulcers
Falls
DVT
Pulmonary embolism
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Pharmacological pain interventions
Opioids
Insulin
Acetaminophen
NSAIDS
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Prevention of UTI
Wiping back to front
Not wiping
Hand washing
Holding In urine
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What are NEVER events
Events that never happen In the hospital
Events In healthcare that should never happen
Events that never cause injury
Events that never happen ever
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Jehovah witnesses believe In no blood transfusions
False
True
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How to prevent skin ulcers/ pressure wounds
Supportive devices
Avoiding skin trauma
Proper skin hygiene
Proper nutrition
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Nonphamaralogical Pain intervention
Exercise
Heat/ice, repositioning, massage, acupuncture
RICE
Mediation
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Pre interaction is
Video call with patient
Collection of data
Visiting patient care facility
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What does the S stand for In PQRST-U
Standby assist
Subcutaneous injury
Severity and scale
Side rails
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Echinacea enhances immunity
True
False
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Chamomile is anti-inflammatory and calming
True
False
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Movement therapy is
Adequate diet
Exercise
Steroids
speech therapy
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12% of adults over 75 experience non fatal falls
True
False
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Muscleskeletal deaths are high In
Infants
Children
Older adults
Adult
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You clean an ear with a washcloth from inner to outer canthus
False
True
34
What does the R stand for In PQRST-U
Reliable
Rest and repair
Reality
Region and radiation
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How to prevent falls
Diuretics In the morning
Secure lose things In the home
Keep stairs free of clutter
Handrails
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Ginseng increases
Stress
Physical endurance
Heart rate
Potassium levels
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Energy therapy is
Stretching
Bodies energy field (magnet therapy, therapeutic touch)
Exercise
Running
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What prevents VTE and DVT
Dialysis
Movements
Tele box
Insulin
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What does the P stand for in PQRST-U
Provocation and palliation
Preparedness
Prevention
Palpitations and percussion
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Bathing helps
Mobility
Pressure ulcers
Mental stability
Cleanse the body
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Air embolisms, wrong transfusion, falls, surgical items left In incision, and trauma injuries are
Things that are accidental
Never events
Things that can be fixed
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Ginger is a
Energy advancer
Antiemetic
Healing promoter
Teeth whitener
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Sports and recreational injuries result In death for ____ mostly
Older adults
Infants
Adolescents
Adults ages 40-50
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Sleep assessments include sleep patterns, history and recent changes
True
False
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Purpose of incident reports are to
Analyze situation
To use on another patient
Review what to do better on next time
Prevention
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Has a origin but extends to other areas of the body
Deep somatic
Acute
Radiating
Neuropathic
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Foot hygiene is particularly important for
Older adults
Children
Diabetes patients
Before surgery
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Perceived pain from a area of surgery or traumatic removal
Phantom
Referred
Surgical
Traumatic
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Foot care helps prevent skin breakdown, pain and infection
False
True
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Fall interventions
Lights off
Side rails up
Bed or chair alarm
Tables next to the bed
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DNR/DNI means to do all life saving measures
True
False
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Risk factors of falls
Use of an assistive device
Door open
Blinds open
Using a gait belt
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What can assistive devices be good for?
Falls
Sleeping longer
ADL for independence
Decoration In the room
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Smoking, cooking, heating equipment and oxygen are common causes of
Loss of mobility
Fires
Falls
Flooding
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Injury to bones, joints, skin, muscles or connective tissues
Deep somatic pain
Neuropathic pain
Phantom pain
A cute pain
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Working is establishing respect and trust and honesty with patient
False
True
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Garlic …
Inhibits platelet aggregation
Kills vampires
Gives bad breathe
Helps prevent strokes
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PASS stands for
Perform, assess, stand away, sweep
Premeditated, alert, standby, sirens
Pull the pin, aim at the base, squeeze, sweep
Pull the pin, assess situation, stand out of the way, spray
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Prolonged or intense pressure can cause
Scoliosis
Pressure injury
Loss of mobility
A bruise
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Full thickness, skin and tissue loss is a
Stage 4 pressure ulcer
Stage 3 pressure ulcer
Unstageble
Stage 1 pressure ulcer
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Family members can be used as translators
False
True
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Psychological disorders, life changes, stress, diet, exercise, fatigue, environment, meds and drugs are examples of
Factors that affect sleep
Overdosing
Heart attack risk
Causes of Edema
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NEVER events are
Clearly identified
Serious
Rarely serious
Usually preventable
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Incident report purpose
Unusual accident
Reviewing a patient chart
Record of history for a patient
Record of normal event
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Orientation, pre interaction, working and termination are all phases of
A translator
Acute care setting
A therapeutic relationship
Open communication relationship
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Obscured, full thickness skin and tissue loss is a
Unstageble
Stage 5 pressure ulcer
Stage 3 pressure ulcer
Stage 4 pressure ulcer
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Motor accidents, drowning, choking, poisoning are mostly deaths In
Children 5+
Infants / toddlers and preschoolers
Middle aged people
Older adults
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Proper risk of oral hygiene helps increase risk of infection
True
False
69
Vascular disorder is an example of
Preeclampsia
Death
Sweating
Poor skin integrity
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What is the joint commission
Earning commission on picked up shifts
National safety goals annually
Donating money to hospitals
Joining hospital teams together
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Falls are the leading cause of injury death In older adults
False
True
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Whole medical system is
Medical providers coming together
System outside of allopathic medicine
Nationwide medical assistance
Complete medical care
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How to promote mobility
Laying down for periods of time
Repo every 4 hours
Sitting patient up
ROM
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Maslow hierarchy of needs includes
Love and belonging
Safety and security
Self esteem
Physiological
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What does the U stand for In PQRST-U
Understanding of pain
Unanswered pain
Unassessed pain
Underlying pain
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Aloe burns the skin but heals it
False
True
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More than half of falls that need medical attention happen In home
True
False
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Sensory deficits, impaired cognitive functioning, chronic disease and sedation are risk factors for
Pressure ulcers
Glaucoma
Hearing loss
Right eye impairment
79
Subjective data
Patient description, most reliable
Nurses assessment, most reliable
Doctors description, most reliable
Patients family’s description, most reliable
80
What does the T stand for In PQRST-U
Testimonials
Type of infection
Timing and type of onset
Testing
81
Who are at greatest risk for injury or death from a fire
Deaf people
Children and older adults
Blind people
Middle age adults
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Smoke inhalation death occurs more than burn death
False
True
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Termination is
Making patient leave
Patient firing nurse from care plan
Concluding relationship
Death of patient
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How to help sleep
Limit waking up In night
Personal hygiene
Quiet space
Have a sleep pattern
85
Partial thickness skin loss with exposed dermis is a
Stage 1 pressure ulcer
Stage 4 pressure ulcer
Stage 2 pressure ulcer
Stage 3 pressure ulcer
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How to reduce falls
Use shower chairs or higher toilet seats
Have lights off
Have ALL side rails up
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Institute of medicine is
Provide leadership
Human limits
Learning environment
Effective team functioning and anticipating the unexpected
88
Mind body therapy is
Mind and emotions (acupuncture)
Acupressure
Chiropractic
Herbal supplements
89
Damage to the skin or tissues is a example of
Getting a bruise
Standing for too long
MRSA
Pressure injury
90
Pain In a area not by the originating site
Referred
Neuropathic
Clinical
Phantom
91
Acute pain
Past injury
Psychological/ protective
Rapid, onset
Short duration (less than 6 months)
92
You clean a ear by rotating the clean end of the washcloth In and out of the ear canal
True
False
93
Mood changes, dizziness, function impairment, meds, comorbidities are causes of
Falls
Hyperkalemia
Blood clots
Incontinence
94
Obesity, bad nutrition, anemia, fever, dehydration, bad circulation and edema are all risk factors for
Stroke
Pressure injuries
Pulmonary embolism
Heart attack
95
Full thickness skin loss is a
Stage 4 pressure ulcer
Stage 2 pressure ulcer
Stage 1 pressure ulcer
Stage 3 pressure ulcer
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Proper care of oral hygiene helps prevent infection
False
True
97
Fall risk factors
Incontinence
Cognitive impairment
Older than 75
History of falling
98
RACE stands for
Run, alternate, cry, evacuate.
Rescue, alert, control, escape
Run, accelerate, centralized, equipment
Rescue, alarm, confine, extinguish
99
Ginko Bilboa improves memory
False
True
100
What is the overall goal of maslows hierarchy
Love and belonging
Acceptance
Self actualization
Safety and security