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59 Cards in this Set

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Assault vs battery
assault is threatening or attempting to touch a person w/o their consent. Battery is actually touching w/o consent.
Defamation vs libel, vs slander
defamation is injuring a persons name/reputation by making false statements to a 3rd party. Libel is defamation thru written statements. Slander is defamation via verbal statements.
A tort is what?
A wrong committed against a person or the person't property.
Communication is a-the exchange of info b- a verbal account of pt. Care c- using senses to collect info d-a written account of pt. Care.
A
Kardex contains what?
Summary of info in pt. Record
minumum data set (MDS) is a form used by nurses to assess what?
Patients mental, physical and psychosocial functioning.
Nursing care plan
written by nurses
nursing dx statement describing a health problem that can be treated by ______.
nursing measures.
Information that can be seen, heard, felt or smelled by another person, signs is? Subjective or objective?
Objective
Information that is reported by the person and cannot be observed by using the senses, symptoms. Subjective or Objective?
Subjective
Signs verses symptoms which is objective which is subjective?
Signs-objective, symptoms-subjective.
Observation involves what?
Information gathered by senses: seeing, hearing, touch, smell.
Recording vs. reporting
recording is written, reporting is verbal
Malpractice vs negligence a) an unintentional wrong in which a person fails to act in a reasonable and careful manner and causes harm to person or property. b) an unintentional wrong committed by a professional person in which a person fails to act in a reasonable and careful manner and causes harm to person or property.
A is negligence, B is malpractice
a-,an-, anuria
without
ab-, abduction
away from
ad-, adduction
toward
brady-, bradycardia
slow
dys-, dyspnea
bad, difficult, abnormal
olig-, oligura
small, scanty
tachy-, tachycardia
fast, rapid
entreo
intestines
gastro
stomach
gluco
sweetness, glucose
glyco
sugar
hepato
liver
litho
stone
nephro
kidney
oto
ear
phlebo
vein
pnea
breathing
urino, uro
urine, urinary tract, urination
-algia, fibromyalgia
pain
-asis, metastisis
condition, usually abnormal
-emia, anemia
blood condition
-itis, appendicitis
inflammation
-oma, lipoma
tumor
-pathy, nerophathy
disease
-phasia, asphasia
speaking
-plegia, hemiplegia
paralysis
-stomy, colostomy
creation of an opening
-uria, hematuria
condition of the urine
ac
before meals
ad lib
as desired
BRP
bathroom privleges
CBR
complete bed rest
CVA
cerebrovascular accident, stroke
FBS
fasting blood sugar
FF
force fluids
I&O
intake and output
NPO
nothing by mouth
OOB
out of bed
pc
after meals
po, per os
by mouth
TPR
temp, pulse, respiration
ua
urinalsysis
VS
vital signs
w/c
wheelchair
ROM
range of motion