Fundamentals - Random things from CPL lectures, Exam 1

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glucose more than 200

indicates hyperglycemia

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glucose less than 70

indicates hypoglycemia

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When taking someones blood glucose, you need to wipe away

the first drop of blood

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airborne precaution requirements

Private room

N95

Negative pressure airflow

Clients wear surgical mask when outside of the room

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droplet precaution requirements

private room; mask must be worn for anyone entering room; standard precaution when handling contaminated resp secretions, PPE removal upon exit

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contact precaution requirements

- Private room or room with clients with the same infection

- Gloves & Gown at entry of room•

- Dedicated equipment in room (stethoscope, etc.)•

- Clean & disinfect reusable equipment (vital sign cart) before using onother clients

- PPE removed at point of exit

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Protective precaution requirements

- Private room

- Positive airflow

- HEPA filtration for incoming air

- Masks for the client when out of room

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medical asepsis does _______ require things to be sterile

NOT

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SBP over 140

OR

DBP over 90

hypertension

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SBP less than 90

hypotension

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Axillary temp

+1

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tympanic temp

-1

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rectal

-1

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major six rights of med admin

patient, dose, medication, time, route and documentation

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other rights of med admin

to refuse, assessment, evaluation, education

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uncontrolled prescription meds

monitored by a provider, do not pose risk of addiction

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controlled prescription meds

potential for abuse and addiction, have a "scheduled" classification, dependence risk decreases the higher the classification

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pregnancy risk

- FDA assigns Pregnancy Risk Categories (A, B, C, D, & X)according to potential harm during pregnancy

- Category A is least potential harm while Category X is most potential harm

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why is intake and output important?

- assesses for dehydration

- assesses for retention

- assesses for electrolyte imbalance

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how long do you measure intake and output for?

over 24 hours

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what is intake?

anything that is liquid at room temperature

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what is output?

anything excreted from the body

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each kg of weight gained/lost overnight is equal to

1L of fluid retained or lost

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high fowlers

60-90 degrees

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semi fowlers

30-45 degrees

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fowlers

45-60 degrees

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prone

lying face down

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sims

lateral with one knee and thigh up

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lithotomy

stirrups

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Trendelenburg

position on back feet elevated higher than head

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Reverse Tredelenburg Position

The head of the bed is raised and the foot of the bed is lowered

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orthopneic position

sitting up and leaning over a table to breathe (COPD)

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sling transfer

a patient transfer from a bed, wheelchair, toilet, or shower using a liftmachine and flat piece of material placed under the patient

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sliding board transfer

a piece of equipment that is flat and rigid, used for patients who cannot complete a transfer between two surfaces or if a standing transfer is not safe

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gait belt

can also be used as a device to assist an unsteady patient with ambulation.T he nurse holds the gait belt to steady themselves and the patient as they move around together.

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rotate patient every ____ hours to prevent skin breakdown

2

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diabetic clients DO NOT

soak hands or feet

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types of report

incident report, change-of-shift report, transfer report, telephone/verbal orders, telephone report