Bingo Terms and Definitions.docx
Week | Term | Definition | |
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9 Neuro | Cranial Nerve VII | Cranial nerve can be tested by having the patient smile, frown, raise eyebrows, puff cheeks | |
9 | Canial Nerve XII | Cranial nerve can be tested by having the client stick out their tongue and move side to side | |
9 | LOC | Includes an assessment of time, place, person and situation | |
9 | Glasgow Coma Scale | Includes as assessment of eye response, verbal response, and motor resposnes | |
9 | Cranial Nerve I | Can be tested by having the patient sniff an aromatic substance | |
9 | Cerebral | Involves intellectual and behavioral function | |
9 | Cerebellar | Coordinates skeleton and muscles movement, regulates muscle tone and responsible for maintaining body posture | |
9 Head and Neck | Weber test | Uses a tuning fork placed at the top of the head to determine if sound is same in both ears | |
9 | Rinne test | Uses a tuning fork to test air conduction and bone conduction and only indicated if a preliminary test is positive | |
9 | Snellen Chart | Can be used to assess distance vision | |
9 | 6 Cardinal Fields | Extraocular Movement can be tested by doing this assessment | |
9 | Sinuses | Air-filled cavities to decrease the weight of the skull | |
9 | Accommodation | allows the eyes to focus on near objects as they get closer to the face | |
9 | Thyroid glad | Typically is nonpalpable | |
10 Pain | Numeric Pain Intensity Scale | Appropriate pain scale for an adult with no deficits | |
10 | Faces Pain Scale | Appropriate pain scale for a 18 year old with cognitive impairment | |
10 | FLACC Pain Scale | Appropriate pain scale for a 13 month old patient | |
10 | Visceral pain | Menstrual cramps are an example of this type of pain | |
10 | Cutaneous pain | Paper cut is an example of this type of pain | |
10 | Deep somatic pain | A sprain is an example of this type of pain | |
10 | Phantom pain | Pain experienced in an amputated limb is an example of this type of pain | |
11 Healthy Mom | Multigravida | A woman who has had two or more pregnancies | |
11 | Probable or Objective Changes | These are changes observed by the examiner.They may have other causes and do not confirm pregnancy. | |
11 | Group Beta Streptococcus (GBS) | Bacteria that lives in the vagina and/or rectum that does not harm patient but can harm a newborn | |
11 | Foramen Ovale | An opening between the right and left atrium where blood mixes with the small amount of deoxygenated blood returning from the fetal lungs through the pulmonary veins. | |
11 | Estrogen | Hormone that stimulates uterine and breast (duct) development | |
11 | Cardinal Movements | These include: engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, extension, external rotation, and expulsion | |
11 | Nitrous Oxide | This is an inhaled analgesic used in labor | |
12 Healthy Baby | Conduction | Type of heat loss when newborn is placed on a cold scale | |
12 | Lochia Serosa | Serosanguinous, pink/brown discharge commonly seen on days 4-10 postpartum | |
12 | BUBLEEE | Focused Postpartum Assessment Acronym | |
12 | Postpartum Warning Signs | fever, extreme mood swings, and foul-smelling lochia are all these | |
12 | Acrocyanosis | Blue hands and feet, a normal finding of a newborn up to 24 hours | |
12 | First period of reactivity | Period of time when newborn is alert, moving, may appear hungry, birth until up to 2 hours of age | |
12 | CCHD screen | Routine pulse oximetry screening on all newborns | |
13 GAC, WH, V | STI | Bacterial, viral, and parasitic infections of the reproductive tract caused by microorganisms transmitted through vaginal, anal, or oral sexual intercourse. | |
13 | Abuse/Safety Screening | Screening that should be completed on every patient at every hosptial encounter | |
13 | PID | An infection-induced inflammation of the female upper reproductive tract that is most frequently caused by untreated chlamydia or gonorrhea | |
13 | Gender Identity | One’s own internal sense/interpretation of their gender. May not conform to gender expression or assigned sex | |
13 | Gender Expression | How gender is externally expressed, not limited to dress, mannerisms, or behavior | |
13 | Perimenopause | Irregular periods 2-8 years before menopause | |
13 | Upper outer quadrant | Most targeted spot for breast cancer |
Week | Term | Definition | |
---|---|---|---|
1 Intro | Health History | Data gathered about the client's health history, health conditions and diseases, family health history, lifestyle risk appraisal and symptoms (subjective data). | |
1 | General Suvey | Begins at first contact and is your overall impression of the client. Includes physical apprearance, gait,mental status among other assessments. | |
1 | Subjective Data | Data gathered from the Health History. Includes what the client says/feels and communicates. | |
1 | Inspection | An assessment technique that is a visual examination which is deliberate, purposeful and systematic. Not to be hurried. | |
1 | Critical Thinking | The process of intentional and reflective judgment about a problem where the focus is on clinical decision-making to provide safe and effective care. Answers the question - What if? | |
1 | CLEAR - Acronym | Holistic Communication Acronym, stands for C=Center yourself, L=Listen wholeheartedly, E= Empathize, A=Attention - Be fully present, R=Respect. | |
1 | Standard Precautions | Applies to ALL patients. Think barriers. Wear gloves when touching any body fluids or when you anticipate you will be touching body fluids. Wear goggles/gown when ou anticipate splashing of fluids. | |
2 CV/PV | S1 | The "lub" heart sound and is the start of systole when the mitral & tricuspid valves close | |
2 | Erb's Point | Located at the left 3rd intercostal space; S1 & S2 are located here | |
2 | Pulses | Carotid, brachial, radial, femoral, popliteal, dorsalis pedis, & posterior tibial are all types of these… normal findings are for these to be strong and equal bilaterally (Amplitude +2)… +3 Bounding, +1 Diminished; weak, 0 Absent, unable to palpate | |
2 | S2 | The "dub" heart sound and is caused by the closure of the aortic & pulmonic valves marking the end of systole | |
2 | Capillary Refill | Assessed by bilaterally & simultaneously using the thumb and forefinger to squeeze the fingernail or toenail until it blanches and release; normal finding for color to return is… less than 3 seconds | |
2 | Bradycardia | Decreased heart rate, below 60 bpm. | |
2 | Murmur | Turbulent blood flow with a swooshing or blowing sound when auscultating the heart | |
3 Respiratory | Resonance | Which sounds is normal to hear when percussing a lung? | |
3 | Hypercapnia | What is the primary stimulus for breathing? | |
3 | Left | Which lung has 2 lobes? | |
3 | Aveoli | Where does gas exchange take place? | |
3 | Dyspnea | Shortness of breath is also called | |
3 | Bradypnea | RR <10 breaths per minute | |
3 | Brochial | This sound is best heard over the trachea and is harsh/high-pitched | |
4 Skin | Pallor | Abnormal skin finding -- pale skin | |
4 | Cyanosis | Bluish discoloration of the skin due to poor circulation, cold, or low oxygenated state. | |
4 | Turgor | Refers to the elasticity of the skin. Genrally checked on sternum or under clavicle | |
4 | ABCDE | Mole screening for possible melanoma | |
4 | Braden Scale | Assessment tool to predict pressure sore risk. If any skin breakdown is noted based on the 6 risk factors. | |
4 | Ecchymosis | Discoloration of the skin resulting from bruising or bleeding under the skin | |
4 | Macule | Flat, brown, less than 1 cm, non-palpable lesion. Examples inlcude freckles, petechiae, birthmark, Mongolian spot | |
5 Med Admin | STAT | An abbreviation for an order that is given immediately and only once. | |
5 | HS | At bedtime | |
5 | QID | Four times a day | |
5 | Standing order | Another name for an order that is a protocols | |
5 | PC | After meals | |
5 | Enteric coated | Which tablet cannot be crushed? | |
5 | Buccal | The medication is absorbed in the cheek | |
6 GI/ GU Male | LUQ | The location of the stomach in the abdomen. | |
6 | Scaphoid contour | A concave contour of the abdomen noted on inspection. | |
6 | Hypoactive bowel sounds | An assessment finding on auscultation of the abdoment - decreased bowel sounds defined as < 5 sounds per minute. | |
6 | Tympany | An assessment finding on percussion of the abdomen that indicates the presence of air or gas. An expected finding unless extremely high-pitched tympanic sounds are heard with distention. | |
6 | Ileus | A condition in which there is a lack of intestinal activity. Peristalsis is decreased or absent. Common after surgery particularly abdominal surgery. | |
6 | RLQ, RUQ, LUQ, LLQ | The proper sequence of ausculation, percussion and palpation of the abdomen. This sequence follows the flow of the large intestine. | |
6 | STI | Sexually transmitted infection. An important focused history question with a male GU assessment. Have you ever had or been treated for a STI? | |
7 Musculoskeletal | Tendon | Attaches muscle to bone | |
7 | Ligament | Attaches bone to bone | |
7 | External Rotation | Turning a bone away from the body | |
7 | Supination | Turning or facing upward such as your palms | |
7 | Osteoclasts | These breakdown old and damaged bone | |
7 | Synarthrotic | This joint is immovable | |
7 | Synovial | This joint is moveable |
Week | Term | Definition | |
---|---|---|---|
9 Neuro | Cranial Nerve VII | Cranial nerve can be tested by having the patient smile, frown, raise eyebrows, puff cheeks | |
9 | Canial Nerve XII | Cranial nerve can be tested by having the client stick out their tongue and move side to side | |
9 | LOC | Includes an assessment of time, place, person and situation | |
9 | Glasgow Coma Scale | Includes as assessment of eye response, verbal response, and motor resposnes | |
9 | Cranial Nerve I | Can be tested by having the patient sniff an aromatic substance | |
9 | Cerebral | Involves intellectual and behavioral function | |
9 | Cerebellar | Coordinates skeleton and muscles movement, regulates muscle tone and responsible for maintaining body posture | |
9 Head and Neck | Weber test | Uses a tuning fork placed at the top of the head to determine if sound is same in both ears | |
9 | Rinne test | Uses a tuning fork to test air conduction and bone conduction and only indicated if a preliminary test is positive | |
9 | Snellen Chart | Can be used to assess distance vision | |
9 | 6 Cardinal Fields | Extraocular Movement can be tested by doing this assessment | |
9 | Sinuses | Air-filled cavities to decrease the weight of the skull | |
9 | Accommodation | allows the eyes to focus on near objects as they get closer to the face | |
9 | Thyroid glad | Typically is nonpalpable | |
10 Pain | Numeric Pain Intensity Scale | Appropriate pain scale for an adult with no deficits | |
10 | Faces Pain Scale | Appropriate pain scale for a 18 year old with cognitive impairment | |
10 | FLACC Pain Scale | Appropriate pain scale for a 13 month old patient | |
10 | Visceral pain | Menstrual cramps are an example of this type of pain | |
10 | Cutaneous pain | Paper cut is an example of this type of pain | |
10 | Deep somatic pain | A sprain is an example of this type of pain | |
10 | Phantom pain | Pain experienced in an amputated limb is an example of this type of pain | |
11 Healthy Mom | Multigravida | A woman who has had two or more pregnancies | |
11 | Probable or Objective Changes | These are changes observed by the examiner.They may have other causes and do not confirm pregnancy. | |
11 | Group Beta Streptococcus (GBS) | Bacteria that lives in the vagina and/or rectum that does not harm patient but can harm a newborn | |
11 | Foramen Ovale | An opening between the right and left atrium where blood mixes with the small amount of deoxygenated blood returning from the fetal lungs through the pulmonary veins. | |
11 | Estrogen | Hormone that stimulates uterine and breast (duct) development | |
11 | Cardinal Movements | These include: engagement, descent, flexion, internal rotation, extension, external rotation, and expulsion | |
11 | Nitrous Oxide | This is an inhaled analgesic used in labor | |
12 Healthy Baby | Conduction | Type of heat loss when newborn is placed on a cold scale | |
12 | Lochia Serosa | Serosanguinous, pink/brown discharge commonly seen on days 4-10 postpartum | |
12 | BUBLEEE | Focused Postpartum Assessment Acronym | |
12 | Postpartum Warning Signs | fever, extreme mood swings, and foul-smelling lochia are all these | |
12 | Acrocyanosis | Blue hands and feet, a normal finding of a newborn up to 24 hours | |
12 | First period of reactivity | Period of time when newborn is alert, moving, may appear hungry, birth until up to 2 hours of age | |
12 | CCHD screen | Routine pulse oximetry screening on all newborns | |
13 GAC, WH, V | STI | Bacterial, viral, and parasitic infections of the reproductive tract caused by microorganisms transmitted through vaginal, anal, or oral sexual intercourse. | |
13 | Abuse/Safety Screening | Screening that should be completed on every patient at every hosptial encounter | |
13 | PID | An infection-induced inflammation of the female upper reproductive tract that is most frequently caused by untreated chlamydia or gonorrhea | |
13 | Gender Identity | One’s own internal sense/interpretation of their gender. May not conform to gender expression or assigned sex | |
13 | Gender Expression | How gender is externally expressed, not limited to dress, mannerisms, or behavior | |
13 | Perimenopause | Irregular periods 2-8 years before menopause | |
13 | Upper outer quadrant | Most targeted spot for breast cancer |
Week | Term | Definition | |
---|---|---|---|
1 Intro | Health History | Data gathered about the client's health history, health conditions and diseases, family health history, lifestyle risk appraisal and symptoms (subjective data). | |
1 | General Suvey | Begins at first contact and is your overall impression of the client. Includes physical apprearance, gait,mental status among other assessments. | |
1 | Subjective Data | Data gathered from the Health History. Includes what the client says/feels and communicates. | |
1 | Inspection | An assessment technique that is a visual examination which is deliberate, purposeful and systematic. Not to be hurried. | |
1 | Critical Thinking | The process of intentional and reflective judgment about a problem where the focus is on clinical decision-making to provide safe and effective care. Answers the question - What if? | |
1 | CLEAR - Acronym | Holistic Communication Acronym, stands for C=Center yourself, L=Listen wholeheartedly, E= Empathize, A=Attention - Be fully present, R=Respect. | |
1 | Standard Precautions | Applies to ALL patients. Think barriers. Wear gloves when touching any body fluids or when you anticipate you will be touching body fluids. Wear goggles/gown when ou anticipate splashing of fluids. | |
2 CV/PV | S1 | The "lub" heart sound and is the start of systole when the mitral & tricuspid valves close | |
2 | Erb's Point | Located at the left 3rd intercostal space; S1 & S2 are located here | |
2 | Pulses | Carotid, brachial, radial, femoral, popliteal, dorsalis pedis, & posterior tibial are all types of these… normal findings are for these to be strong and equal bilaterally (Amplitude +2)… +3 Bounding, +1 Diminished; weak, 0 Absent, unable to palpate | |
2 | S2 | The "dub" heart sound and is caused by the closure of the aortic & pulmonic valves marking the end of systole | |
2 | Capillary Refill | Assessed by bilaterally & simultaneously using the thumb and forefinger to squeeze the fingernail or toenail until it blanches and release; normal finding for color to return is… less than 3 seconds | |
2 | Bradycardia | Decreased heart rate, below 60 bpm. | |
2 | Murmur | Turbulent blood flow with a swooshing or blowing sound when auscultating the heart | |
3 Respiratory | Resonance | Which sounds is normal to hear when percussing a lung? | |
3 | Hypercapnia | What is the primary stimulus for breathing? | |
3 | Left | Which lung has 2 lobes? | |
3 | Aveoli | Where does gas exchange take place? | |
3 | Dyspnea | Shortness of breath is also called | |
3 | Bradypnea | RR <10 breaths per minute | |
3 | Brochial | This sound is best heard over the trachea and is harsh/high-pitched | |
4 Skin | Pallor | Abnormal skin finding -- pale skin | |
4 | Cyanosis | Bluish discoloration of the skin due to poor circulation, cold, or low oxygenated state. | |
4 | Turgor | Refers to the elasticity of the skin. Genrally checked on sternum or under clavicle | |
4 | ABCDE | Mole screening for possible melanoma | |
4 | Braden Scale | Assessment tool to predict pressure sore risk. If any skin breakdown is noted based on the 6 risk factors. | |
4 | Ecchymosis | Discoloration of the skin resulting from bruising or bleeding under the skin | |
4 | Macule | Flat, brown, less than 1 cm, non-palpable lesion. Examples inlcude freckles, petechiae, birthmark, Mongolian spot | |
5 Med Admin | STAT | An abbreviation for an order that is given immediately and only once. | |
5 | HS | At bedtime | |
5 | QID | Four times a day | |
5 | Standing order | Another name for an order that is a protocols | |
5 | PC | After meals | |
5 | Enteric coated | Which tablet cannot be crushed? | |
5 | Buccal | The medication is absorbed in the cheek | |
6 GI/ GU Male | LUQ | The location of the stomach in the abdomen. | |
6 | Scaphoid contour | A concave contour of the abdomen noted on inspection. | |
6 | Hypoactive bowel sounds | An assessment finding on auscultation of the abdoment - decreased bowel sounds defined as < 5 sounds per minute. | |
6 | Tympany | An assessment finding on percussion of the abdomen that indicates the presence of air or gas. An expected finding unless extremely high-pitched tympanic sounds are heard with distention. | |
6 | Ileus | A condition in which there is a lack of intestinal activity. Peristalsis is decreased or absent. Common after surgery particularly abdominal surgery. | |
6 | RLQ, RUQ, LUQ, LLQ | The proper sequence of ausculation, percussion and palpation of the abdomen. This sequence follows the flow of the large intestine. | |
6 | STI | Sexually transmitted infection. An important focused history question with a male GU assessment. Have you ever had or been treated for a STI? | |
7 Musculoskeletal | Tendon | Attaches muscle to bone | |
7 | Ligament | Attaches bone to bone | |
7 | External Rotation | Turning a bone away from the body | |
7 | Supination | Turning or facing upward such as your palms | |
7 | Osteoclasts | These breakdown old and damaged bone | |
7 | Synarthrotic | This joint is immovable | |
7 | Synovial | This joint is moveable |