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Head lice CORRECT ANSWER Pediculus humanus captitis Nursing Process Steps CORRECT ANSWER Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Outcome Identification Planning Intervention Evaluation Four Types of Assessment CORRECT ANSWER 1)Complete Health Assessment Non-emergent data Initial visit or hospital admission 2)Internal/Follow-up Comparison of baseline to now Ex) assessment of child at 3 and 6 months 3)Episodic/Problem-Centered/Focused Determination of specific problem OPQRSTU Ex) pt with ...

NSG 122 Exam 4 - Questions and Answers Psychosocial stressors - can be real or perceived stress - accidents/survivors - traumatic experience - horrors of history - fear - changes in the world - life crises - conflicts in social relationships etc. Physiological stressors - have a very specific and a general effect on the body - chemical agents (drugs, poisons) - physical agents (heat, cold, trauma) - infectious agents (virus, bacteria) - nutritional imbalances - hypoxia Physiological responses ...

infants, children, and adolescents developmental considerations Answer> bone growth: rapid in infancy, steady in childhood, rapid in adolescent completed by age 20 ligaments are stronger than bone, until adolescence muscle fibers lengthen: gradually through childhood, but increased during adolescent growth spurt pregnancy developmental considerations Answer> -increased hormones-increased mobility of joints -lordosis (r/t enlarging fetus) -waddling gait older adult developmental...

infants, children, and adolescents developmental considerations - bone growth: rapid in infancy, steady in childhood, rapid in adolescent completed by age 20 ligaments are stronger than bone, until adolescence muscle fibers lengthen: gradually through childhood, but increased during adolescent growth spurt pregnancy developmental considerations - -increased hormones-increased mobility of joints -lordosis (r/t enlarging fetus) -waddling gait older adult developmental considerations ...

Head lice - Pediculus humanus captitis Nursing Process Steps - Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Outcome Identification Planning Intervention Evaluation Four Types of Assessment - 1)Complete Health Assessment Non-emergent data Initial visit or hospital admission 2)Internal/Follow-up Comparison of baseline to now Ex) assessment of child at 3 and 6 months 3)Episodic/Problem-Centered/Focused Determination of specific problem OPQRSTU Ex) pt with flu symptoms 4)Emergency Foc...

NURS 3128 Exam 2— Musculoskeletal Infants, children, and adolescents developmental considerations - answerbone growth: rapid in infancy, steady in childhood, rapid in adolescent completed by age 20 ligaments are stronger than bone, until adolescence muscle fibers lengthen: gradually through childhood, but increased during adolescent growth spurt pregnancy developmental considerations - answer-increased hormones-increased mobility of joints -lordosis (r/t enlarging fetus) -waddling ga...

What are the steps of the nursing process? ADPIE Assessment - gather information about patient's condition Diagnosis - identify patient's problems Planning - set goals of care and desired outcomes and identify appropriate nursing actions Implementation - perform nursing actions identified in planning Evaluation - determine if goals and expected outcomes are achieved What is the critical thinking approach? while gathering data, you synthesize knowledge and attitudes and use profes...

NURS 1543 Week 1 Study Guide with Correct Answers Assessment - Answer-Collection of data about an individual's health state What is the purpose of an assessment? - Answer-To give the HCP the information needed to make a judgement or diagnosis on the basis of data from various sources Subjective data - Answer-What the person says about him/herself (data elicited or verified by the patient) & health history Objective data - Answer-What is observed by the healthcare provider by inspecting...

Morals are? Correct Answer: What a society deems is acceptable conduct of individuals; right and wrong. Ethics are? Correct Answer: What a profession deems is acceptable conduct and behavior. The components of a good patient assessment are? Correct Answer: 1. PPE. 2. Scene safety. 3. Location of all patients. 4. Mechanism of injury or Nature of illness. 5. Initial Assessment. 6. Focused history and physical exam. What is the appropriate PPE to use when treating a tuberculosis p...

Abdominal Pain Case Study #1 Mr. G is a 49-year-old white male who presents to the E.D. with a chief complaint of "abdominal pain." You are the admitting nurse. What assessments will you perform first? Perform a focused abdominal assessmentstarting with interview and inspection - OPQRSTU VITAL SIGNS FIRST You obtain the following objective information: Weight 89kg Height 64” T 100.4 oral P 94 R 18 O2 sat 95% on RA BP 132/68 on L arm sitting What questions will you ask regarding h...