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What are SMART goals?

Specific


Measurable


Action-oriented


Realistic


Timely

What law governs privacy between HCP and nurses?

Privacy amendment 2012

What is the scale called for pressure ulcer prevention?




What do the scales mean?

Waterlow.




10+ = at risk


15 + = high risk


20 + = very high risk

What is considered "demographic data" in stage 1 of the CRC?

Age


Sex


Ethnicity

In stage 1 of the CRC, what is it you're looking to gain?

Consider the patient situation.


Facts, contexts, objects & people involving your patient.


1. Patient profile / demographic data


2. Allergies


3. Past health history


4. Presenting problem


5. Sosical history


6. Medications


7. Family history


8. Communicable diseases

When percussing over the liver of a patient,the nurse notices a dull sound. What should they do next?

reposition the hands and attempt to percuss in this areaagain.

The nurse is unable to palpate the radial pulse on a patient. What would be their next step?

To use a Doppler device to check for pulsations over the area.

The nurse is assessing an 80‐year‐old malepatient.


Which is one assessment finding that would beconsidered normal?

The presence of kyphosis and flexion in the kneesand hips.

When assessing the quality of a patients pain, thenurse should ask which question?

How does your pain feel?




Open-ended.

What does "atelectasis" mean?

Collapse of lung. Partial or full.

If you percuss over an area of atelectasis in the lung, what would you hear?

Dullness.

What is bronchophony?

is the abnormal transmission of sounds from the lungs or bronchi.

What is bronchophony a sign of when auscultated in the lungs?

Pulmonary consolidation

What are adventitious sounds for asthma?

Wheezing.

What would be considered a coarse, crackling sensationover the skin surface, palpated over the lungs?

Crepitus. Broken ribs, perhaps.

What sound represents arterial flow through a Doppler?

Consistent lub & dub pattern

If there are abdominal pulsations between the xiphoid & umbilicus, what would the nurse suspect them of being?

Normal abdominal aortic pulsations.

What are abdominal borborygmi?

Hyperactive bowel sounds.

What is a potential cause of hypoactive bowel sounds?

Gastroenteritis

During an abdominal percussion, what would be a normal sound to hear in the umbilical region?

A tympanic note

If at first you don't hear bowel sounds, what should you do?

Listen for at least 5 minutes before getting someone.

In an older patients, what does it mean when there is a lack of vibrations at the ankle, slow and deliberate gait & slightly impaired tactile sensation?

A normal sign of aging.

In a healthy, young individual, when told to "relax" and during urologic exam, what would you expect when guiding their limbs?

Mild, even resistance

When the nurse asks a 68 year old patientto stand with feet together and arms at his sidewith his eyes closed, he starts to sway andmoves his feet farther apart. The nurse woulddocument this finding as:

positive Romberg sign

What reflexes are right-side weakness (Associated with injury) expected to accompany?

Hyperactive reflexes (on the right / same side)



The nurse knows that determining whether aperson is oriented to his or her surroundings will testthe functioning of which brain structures?

Cerebrum

What type of interpreter is always preferred?

A trained one - not a member of family of the public (unless an emergency)

What is the difference between the apical pulse and the radial pulse called?

Pulse deficit.

Name 3 cancers that meet the WHO populated based screening program?

1. Bone


2. Breast


3. Brain

What does a pulmonary function testmeasure?

Lung volume & airflow

What is the target population for bowel screening?

50 +

What does "ADPIE" stand for?

Assessment


Diagnosis


Planning


Implementation


Evaluation