Nursing 504 Exam I

Front 1

state of soundness or wholeness of developed human structures and of bodily & mental functioning

Back 1

Health

Front 2

experiences of contentment, pleasure and kinds of happiness; by spiritual experiences, movement towares one's self-ideal

Back 2

Well-being

Front 3

actions activities the individual does on their own behalf to maintain life, health and well-being

Back 3

self-care

Front 4

a person's ability to engage in self-care activities; your own agent/ability

Back 4

self-care agency

Front 5

ability of others to meet an individual's care needs when the person cannot do it themself

Back 5

dependent care agency

Front 6

Eight universal self care requisites

Back 6

air, food, water, elimination, hazards, normalcy, activity/rest, solitude/social interaction

Front 7

basic conditioning factors

Back 7

age, gender, developmental state, health state, sociocultural orientation, health care system factors, family system factors, pattern of living

Front 8

total self-care actions needed during a certain period to meed a self-care requisite (GOAL)

Back 8

TSCD-therapeutic self-care demand

Front 9

occurs when persons are restricted in performing their self care

Back 9

Self-care deficit OR nursing diagnosis

Front 10

3 types of nursing systems

Back 10

1. supportive-educatitive
2. partly compensatory
3. wholly compensatory

Front 11

3 limitations for performing self-care operations

Back 11

1. knowing
2. judging & deciding
3. acting

Front 12

S1 vs. S2

Back 12

S1 loudest at apex
S2 loudest at base

Front 13

APE TM

Back 13

Aortic
Pulmonic
Erbs Point
Tympanic
Mitral

Front 14

care provided by another person when someone is unable to meet their own self-care needs

Back 14

dependent care

Front 15

person who accepts responsibility for meeting the care needs of others

Back 15

dependent care agent

Front 16

specialized abilities that enable nurses to provide nursing care

Back 16

nursing agency

Front 17

IPPA

Back 17

Inspect
Palpate
Percuss
Ascultate

Front 18

6 phases of nursing process

Back 18

assess
diagnosis
outcome identification
plan
implement
evaluate

Front 19

Valves of Heart

Back 19

Right AV-tricuspid
Left AV-bicuspid/mitral
Right Semilunar-pulmonic
Left Semilunar-aortic

Front 20

5 Rights

Back 20

Right patient, right drug, right dose, right time, right route

Front 21

naturally occurring altered state of consciousness characterized by decreases in awareness

Back 21

sleep

Front 22

decreased motor/cognitive responses
awareness of environment maintained

Back 22

rest

Front 23

marked by separation and individuation

Back 23

launching

Front 24

developing a new sense of "you", "me" & "us"

Back 24

coupling- newly married

Front 25

family w/ young children, school, accept new generations into family

Back 25

nesting or "diapers 'R us"

Front 26

increase flexibility of family boundaries to include adolescent's independence

Back 26

testing-testing-who am I?

Front 27

family w/ grown children

Back 27

empty nest

Front 28

marked by multiple losses

Back 28

golden oldies

Front 29

3 parts of nursing diagnosis

Back 29

problem
etiology
defining characteristics

Front 30

3 types of nursing diagnoses

Back 30

actual
risk
possible

Front 31

adduction

Back 31

moving toward midline

Front 32

abduction

Back 32

moving away from the midline

Front 33

rotation, internal

Back 33

turning joint on its axis toward midline

Front 34

rotation, external

Back 34

turing joint on its axis away from the midline

Front 35

supination

Back 35

facing upward

Front 36

pronation

Back 36

face downward

Front 37

circumduction

Back 37

moving a body part in widening circles

Front 38

inversion

Back 38

pointing toes toward midline

Front 39

eversion

Back 39

pointing the toes away from midline

Front 40

opposition

Back 40

touching the thumb to each finger

Front 41

staggering and unsteadiness

Back 41

ataxic gait

Front 42

walking appears stiff and toes appear to catch & drag

Back 42

spastic gait

Front 43

walking with feet wide apart in a duck-like fashion

Back 43

waddling gait

Front 44

one leg paralyzed; person drags leg or swings around to propel it forward

Back 44

hemiplegic gait

Front 45

walking on toes as is being pushed, common in Parkinson's

Back 45

festinating gait

Front 46

when a client can perform ROM unassisted

Back 46

active ROM

Front 47

client needs nurses assistance to perform ROM

Back 47

passive ROM

Front 48

client can participate in ROM exercises with assistance

Back 48

assistive ROM

Front 49

client can bear weight on both feet

Back 49

four point gait

Front 50

bear weight only on one foot

Back 50

three point gait-crutches and weaker leg move forward first

Front 51

PWB on at least each foot

Back 51

two point gait-each crutch moves with opposing leg

Front 52

used by paraplegics

Back 52

swing through gait-move crutches and then swing body beyond crutches

Front 53

perceived difficulty in sleeping

Back 53

insomnia

Front 54

disorder of excessive daytime sleepiness characterized by short sleep attacks

Back 54

narcolepsy

Front 55

recurrent periods of absence of breathing for 10-15 sec. at least 5 times/hr

Back 55

sleep apnea

Front 56

not completely apneic, but have recurrent periods of shallow breathing

Back 56

hypopnea

Front 57

activities that are normal during waking but abnormal during sleep-sleepwalking (somnambulism), talking, bed-wetting

Back 57

parasomnias

Front 58

2 types of sleep

Back 58

NREM=quiet sleep
REM=rapid eye movement