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33 Cards in this Set
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SOAPIE:
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Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan, Implement, Evaluate
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ADOPIE:
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Assess, Diagnose, Outcome ID, Plan, Implement, Evaluate
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What would a physical be?
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Assessment
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What would catheter, infected be?
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Nursing dx
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What would lowering BP be?
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outcome ID
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What would changing diet be?
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Plan
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What would a lowered BP be?
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Evaluation
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What would a referral to a nutritionist be?
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Implement
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What is a goal?
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Outcome ID
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What are the links in the chain of infection?
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Pathogen, Reservoir, Portal of Exit, Mode of Transmission, Portal of Entry, and Susceptible Host
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What is an example of an airborne pathogen?
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TB
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What is an example of a droplet pathogen?
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Influenza
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Which sharps present the most risk?
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Hollow Bore
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What kind of equipment needs to be sterilized?
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scalpels
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What kind of equipment needs a high level of disinfection?
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respiratory equipment and endoscopes
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What kind of equipment needs low level disinfection?
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Scopes and BP cuffs
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What are the two portals of entry for blood borne pathogens such as Hep B?
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Splashes to mucous membranes or non-intact skin and sharps injuries.
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Standard precautions include:
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face shields, gloves, and impervious gowns.
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Contact isolation is for:
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nosocomial infections, highly resistant bacteria, intestinal infections, etc.
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Contact isolation uses air filters? T/F
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False; Dedicated equipment is the only non-standard precaution necessary.
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s/s
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signs and symptoms
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1 way to reduce risk of a UTI is:
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to place catheter drainage bag below bladder-level.
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Another term for hazard is:
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risk factor.
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Proactive safety measures are appropriate for:
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non-acute care
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A chronic wound:
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exists for at least 2 weeks and does not heal normally
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Venous ulcers occur:
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on lower extremeties.
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Stage 1 ulcer:
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red but skin intact
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Stage 2 ulcer:
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1 layer deep
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Stage 3 ulcer:
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subcutaneous visible
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Stage 4 ulcer:
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muuscle, bone, tendon visible
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Braden Scale measures:
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sensory perception, activity, mobility, moisture, friction, and nutrition
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Prealbumin is used to assess:
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protein levels necessary for wound healing
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Prealbumin shouldn't be lower than:
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11 mg/dl
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