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Diagnostics Quiz #2 Pulmonary  Pulmonary Function Tests/Spirometry o Varies w/ age, sex, height, weight o Used to eval: Preop eval of lungs and pulmonary reserve, response to bronchodilator therapy, differentiate between restrictive and obstructive chronic pulmonary disease, determine diffusing capacity of lungs, inhalation allergy tests o Routinely include spirometry, airflow measurement, lung volume and capacity  Forced vital capacity (FVC): Amount of air that can be forcefully ...

Diagnostic Reasoning Study Guide - Quiz 1  Clinical Reasoning o Knowledge + cognition = metacognition o Collect H&P, complete physical exam, interpret diagnostic studies o Clinical decision making is multifaceted and encompasses the patient, clinical problem, and the practitioner’s perspectives. o Critical thinking involves application of analysis, evaluation, and inference o Accuracy: does the test measure what it was designed to measure; proportion of all tests (positive and negat...

Diagnostics Quiz #2 Pulmonary  Pulmonary Function Tests/Spirometry o Varies w/ age, sex, height, weight o Used to eval: Preop eval of lungs and pulmonary reserve, response to bronchodilator therapy, differentiate between restrictive and obstructive chronic pulmonary disease, determine diffusing capacity of lungs, inhalation allergy tests o Routinely include spirometry, airflow measurement, lung volume and capacity  Forced vital capacity (FVC): Amount of air that can be forcefully ...

Diagnostic Reasoning Study Guide - Quiz 1  Clinical Reasoning o Knowledge + cognition = metacognition o Collect H&P, complete physical exam, interpret diagnostic studies o Clinical decision making is multifaceted and encompasses the patient, clinical problem, and the practitioner’s perspectives. o Critical thinking involves application of analysis, evaluation, and inference o Accuracy: does the test measure what it was designed to measure; proportion of all tests (positive and negat...

Diagnostics Quiz #2 Pulmonary  Pulmonary Function Tests/Spirometry o Varies w/ age, sex, height, weight o Used to eval: Preop eval of lungs and pulmonary reserve, response to bronchodilator therapy, differentiate between restrictive and obstructive chronic pulmonary disease, determine diffusing capacity of lungs, inhalation allergy tests o Routinely include spirometry, airflow measurement, lung volume and capacity  Forced vital capacity (FVC): Amount of air that can be forcefully ...

Diagnostic Reasoning Study Guide - Quiz 1  Clinical Reasoning o Knowledge + cognition = metacognition o Collect H&P, complete physical exam, interpret diagnostic studies o Clinical decision making is multifaceted and encompasses the patient, clinical problem, and the practitioner’s perspectives. o Critical thinking involves application of analysis, evaluation, and inference o Accuracy: does the test measure what it was designed to measure; proportion of all tests (positive and negat...

Exam 3 Study Guide Module 9 - Perese Chapter 11 Crisis Intervention/phases (9 questions)  Levels of prevention: o Primary – actually preventing the thing o Secondary – early identification and treatment o Tertiary – avoidance of complications  Norms are considered the "right" patterns of behavior for a society.  Crisis: o A crisis is generally regarded as time limited, lasting no more than 4 to 6 weeks o Internal or external demands that are perceived as threats to a p...

NSG 527 Final Exam Questions and Answers Latest Update 2023/2024 Graded A+. What is the purpose of family psychoeducation? - Helps improve knowledge base of any type of illness - Provides information about recovery stages - Empowers problem-solving skills within the family 2. What does family psychoeducation NOT do? Does not advocate for any vocational rehab 3. How does family meet the needs of society? Helps mediate between society expectations and personal needs of the individual clie...