Hcb 102 pain assessment - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Hcb 102 pain assessment Question and answers 100% correct Hcb 102 pain assessment Acute - correct answer Short duration (recent) Chronic - correct answer Last several months or longer Pain - correct answer Unpleasant sensation Nociceptive - correct answer Linked to tissue damage to skin, musculoskeletal, viscera but the sensory nervous system is intact Neuropathic - correct answer Nervous system nerve fiber injured or in pain central sensitization - correct answer ...

HCB 102 Unit 1 Infection Control Question and answers already passed HCB 102 Unit 1 Infection Control, Vital Signs, Pain Assessment Antibacterial - correct answer effective against bacteria Antiseptic - correct answer arresting growth of microorganisms Asepsis - correct answer condition of being aseptic Bacteria - correct answer single-celled microorganisms Blood-borne Pathogen - correct answer causative agent located in the blood Contagious Disease - correct answ...

HCB 102 Exam Questions and Answers Assessing Gastrointestinal System - Answer-Inspect: position, abdomen and other parts of system as appropriate. Inspect vomit, feces noting volume and color and any signs of GI bleeding. Auscultate abdomen for bowel sounds. Palpate the four abdominal quadrants. look at what has gone in, what has come out and what it looks like when it comes out. Trauma can occur anywhere from the mouth to the anus. Ask questions about: Pain, oral intake, any history of GI issu...

HCB 102 SOAP Note Question and answers correctly solved HCB 102 SOAP Note Aggravating/Associated Factors - correct answer anything that makes the symptoms worse or may be associated with pain or symptoms assessment - correct answer diagnosis of the patient's condition; this is where you think through the results of the history and the physical examination; calls for the providers interpretation and evaluation of the problem, the data, possible implication and prognosis BEDREST...