Nr - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

PNR 104 Exam 1 Study guiderevisor - correct answer Place where organisms are found natural immunity - correct answer Chicken pox( passed from mother to child durning birth) How long should you wash your hands? - correct answer At least 20 seconds How to explain to a patient how they can disinfect at home: - correct answer 1. Rinse equipment with cold water 2. use hot soapy water 3. Dry off equipment 4. than disinfect equipment Droplet precautions - correct answer In the air *mu...

PNR 104 Exam finalPharmacodynamics - correct answer The study of what the drug's effect on cellular physiology Antagonist - correct answer block a response Pharmacokinetics - correct answer study of how drugs enter the body , reach the site ,how they are metabolized and excreted Agonist - correct answer attach to specific site and produce a response Sentinel event - correct answer causes death or serious injury Pc - correct answer after meals Ac - correct answer before meals ...

PNR 104 Exam 3Drug Classifications - Defined by the effect of the drug on a body system, the symptoms the drug relieves, or the drug's desired effect. Generic Name - Name not protected by trademark. Trade Name - Name protected by a trademark. Controlled Drugs - The licensed nurse is responsible for the security of these medications and must account for each dose that is used. Adequate Fluid Intake - (50 ml/kg/day) is essential for the patient to eliminate drugs properly. Peak lev...

PNR 104 Exam 3Pharmacodynamics - correct answer The study of what the drug's effect on cellular physiology medication reconciliation - correct answer the process of comparing a patient's medication orders to all of the medications that the patient has been taking half-life - correct answer the time it takes for excretion to lower concentration to 50% synergistic effect - correct answer action of two medication combined is increased Antagonist - correct answer block a response Ph...

PNR 104 Final Examholistic nursing examples - correct answer physical, spiritual, physiological and social roles of LPN - correct answer promote wellness, prevent illness, facilitate coping and restore health promoting a patients autonomy - correct answer acknowledging their decision, in what so ever Nursing Process - correct answer Assessment Diagnosis Planning Implementation Evaluation defense mechanisms displayed by patients - correct answer denial, displacement, projection, r...

pnr104 exam 1 study guideincident report - correct answer Is not a part of the patient medical record DRGs - correct answer Hospital receives a set amount of money for a patient who is hospitalized with a certain diagnosis. HMOs - correct answer Enroll patients for a set fee per month limited access. Their goal is to keep patients healthy and out of the hospital Medicare - correct answer Will pay for the same amount If you're teaching someone about microbial antibiotics what do you ...

PNR 104 FINAL EXAMintervention - correct answer actions taken to improve maintain and restore health and to prevent illness ex: helping patient with bathing health - correct answer a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity Ladder Programs/Bridge Programs - correct answer Focus on the articulation of education programs to permit advance placement (without lost of credit or repetition). Homeostasis - correct answer A te...

PNR MIDTERM Autonomy - correct answer giving the patient a choice Beneficence - correct answer obligation to do good by making a positive action Non-maleficence - correct answer duty to remove/prevent no harm to the patient Ethics - correct answer -Systemic study of what is right or wrong -Study of: good conduct, character, & motives -Determines what is good/valuable to all people Values - correct answer -A personal belief about the worth of an idea, attitude, custom, object. (one...

PNR 104 EXAM 2Nursing Process - correct answer assessment diagnosis - includes prioritizing the diagnosis planning - working with the client to identify priorities and health goal implementation - carrying out nursing action evaluation- continual process to determine patient response to nursing intervention. signs and symptom of low blood pressure? - correct answer diaphoresis, dizziness, fainting systolic pressure - correct answer maximum pressure exerted on the artery diastolic pr...

PNR-104 Chapter 33 Key Words Drug interactions - correct answer When one drug alters the action of another drug Generic name - correct answer Name not protected by trademark Trade name - correct answer The commercial name given to a drug product by its manufacturer; also called the proprietary name. Nursing Implications - correct answer Actions and thoughts the nurse has before administering the medication Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) - correct answer Organization ...