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FPCC Exam 1 (INFECTION CONTROL/SKIN INTEGRITY)EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1. What is direct contact isolation? 2. What is the correct PPE for direct & indirect contact? 3. Direct contact is transferred through? 4. Indirect contact is transferred through? 5. What are some examples? - ANS 1. used for pathogens that transfer through direct and indirect contact 2. Gloves & Gown 3. Kissing, touching, sexual contact 4. Contact with a fomite (contaminated object that transfer a pathogen...

FPCC Exam 1 Questions And Answers All Correct Nursing process - ANS How nurses think, identify, and respond Problem solving process AAPIE - ANS Assessment, analysis, planning, implementation, evaluation Assessment - ANS The evaluation of your client through subjective (from client; ex-pain, itching, headache) and objective (what you observe; ex-vital signs) data 1-initial 2-focus 3-time-lapsed 4-emergency Client is BEST source Documentation of assessment must be: - ...

FPCC Exam 3 (Pain, Restraints, Mobility) Questions and Answers Already Passed what is the 5th vital sign? Pain this type of pain is usually a throbbing or aching pain and it is local joint this type of pain is usually characterized by deep pain that feels cramping organs/gas this type of pain is characterized by tingling, burning, or shooting pain nerve damage this is pain that has a sudden onset and feels severe; the body can go into flight/fight mode and it can turn into chron...

Asepsis - the absence of pathogenic microorganisms Medical Asepsis - a.k.a Clean Technique, procedures for reducing the number of organisms present and preventing the transfer of organisms. Ex: washing hands before preparing food at home Asymptomatic - no symptoms Disinfection - the process of removing many or all microorganisms Exudates - fluid and cells that are discharged from cells or blood vessels [e.g., pus or serum] Serous - clear like plasma Sanguineous - almost...

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Pharmacokinetics - ANS ADME, absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion. What happens to the drug inside of the body 5 factors that affect absorption - ANS Route, ability to dissolve, Blood flow, body SA, lipid solubility 5 factors that affect distribution - ANS circulation, membrane permeability, protein binding, .... Metabolism - ANS - biotransformation, the change of a drug from its original form to a new form. (active or inactive) What ...

FPCC Exam 3 (Pain, Restraints, Mobility) Questions With 100% Correct Answers what is the 5th vital sign? - answerPain this type of pain is usually a throbbing or aching pain and it is local - answerjoint this type of pain is usually characterized by deep pain that feels cramping - answerorgans/gas this type of pain is characterized by tingling, burning, or shooting pain - answernerve damage this is pain that has a sudden onset and feels severe; the body can go into flight/fight mode and i...

FPCC exam 1 questions with complete solutions Nursing process - Correct Answer How nurses think, identify, and respond Problem solving process AAPIE - Correct Answer Assessment, analysis, planning, implementation, evaluation Assessment - Correct Answer The evaluation of your client through subjective (from client; ex-pain, itching, headache) and objective (what you observe; ex-vital signs) data 1-initial 2-focus 3-time-lapsed 4-emergency Client is BEST source Documentation of...

FPCC Exam 3 questions with complete solution Abductor pillow - Answer edge shaped pillow between the patient's legs, *used to prevent internal hip rotation and hip abduction* Used after femoral fracture, hip fracture, or surgery. Two point crutch gait - Answer *partial weight bearing*, use both feet. This is faster, but offers less support than the four point. The foot opposite of the crutch goes forward, so advance left foot along with right crutch, then right foot along with l...

What are the steps in a nursing process? - answer-Assess, Diagnose, Plan, Implement, Evaluate Once a nurse accesses a client's condition and identifies appropriate nursing diagnosis, a A. Plan is developed for nursing care B. Physical assessment begins C. List of priorities is determined D. Review of assessment is conducted with other team members - answer-A. Plan is developed for nursing care Planning is a category of nursing behaviors in which: A. The nurse determines the health ca...