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AC

before meals

AMB

ambulate

BID

twice per day

BM

bowel movement

BP

blood pressure

CL Liq

clear liquids

C/O

complains of

DC

discontinue

FBS

fasting blood sugar

FF

force fluids

HOB

head of bed

I&O

intake and output

NPO

nothing by mouth

N&V

nausea and vomiting

OOB

out of bed

PC

after meals

ACHS

before meals and at bedtime

HS

at bedtime

PO

by mouth

PRN

as necessary

QD

every day

QH

every hour

QID

four times a day

ROM

range of motion

SOB

shortness of breath

TID

three times a day

TX

treatment

VS

vital signs

W/C

wheelchair

ambulate

moving from one place to another

aphasia

inability to speak or understand language

anterior

front of the body

lateral

side of body

Posterior

back of body

proximal

center of the body

aspirate

inhaling fluid or foreign object into airways

aseptic

preventing infection

contracture

shortening of a joint or muscle

cyanosis

bluish discoloration of the skin

decubitus

bedsore

dysphagia

difficulty swallowing

Dyspnea

difficulty breathing

edema

swelling

emesis

vomiting

incontinent

cant control bowels or bladder

log rolling

rolling patients to their sides

prothesis

an artificial body part

prone position

lying on the belly

supine position

lying face up

Trendelenburg position

lying face up with feet elevated

what are the different types of isolations?

standard, contact, airborne, and droplet

Pneumonia can be caused by

lying in a position for too long

radial means

wrist

what should you do when a patient is bleeding severely?

apply pressure, notify nurse/call for help

where should you stand when ambulating a patient?

behind them

1oz=?mL

30mL

ml to oz

divide by 30

oz to mL

multiply by 30

never entill what on patients?

your own beliefs.

Tb test reading takes how long for it to be accurate?

48-72 hours

Hepatitis is what?

blood

the flu can be contracted from?

droplets

TB can be transmitted by

airborne

A big cuff will give you

a low reading

A small cuff will give you

a high reading

What should you do before and after you leave an isolation room?

wash your hands

What are the 5 senses?

sight, hearing, touch, taste, smell

what thrust should you do when someone is choking?

abdominal thrust

what can patients have on a clear liquid diet?

jello

what item contains latex?

urinary catheters

What do you need whenever you chart anything?

times

when should you put patients in vest restraints?

if they are a high fall risk, or they are prone to falling oob.

all 4 rails go up when?

when someone is in restraints, or if they are prone to falling oob.