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Unit 1
Patient Care and Education
Question | Answer |
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The 3 forms of informed consent | Verbal, written, or implied pg. 3 |
A legal document that preserves the right for an individual unable to make decisions about their healthcare to select individuals to make the decisions for the specifics | Advanced Health Care Directive/Living Will pg. 5 |
The Standards that provide a legal role definition and identify Clinical, Quality, and Professional Standards of practice | Practice Standards pg. 5 |
A refusal to lie or deceive and an uprightness of character or action | Honor Code pg. 12 |
Types of communication | Touch, eye contact, appearance, and tone of voice pg. 19 &20 |
The belief that one's own cultural is superior to any other way | Ethnocentrism pg. 22 |
Five most palpitated pulse points | Radial, carotid, temporal, femoral, and popliteal pg. 24 |
What affects blood pressure? | Cardiac output, blood volume, vascular resistance pg. 25 |
The IV standard/bag should be how many inches above the level of the vein? | 18 to 24 in. pg. 28 |
Pathogens that are usually harmless, but can become harmful | Opportunistic pathogens pg. 36 |
Modes of transportation for microorganisms | Droplet, airborne, contact (direct or indirect), vector, vehicle pg. 38 |
Example of short-term, external/nontunneled central lines | PICC, CVC pg. 57 |
Example of long-term, tunneled central line | Hickman, Raaf pg. 57 |
Example of long-term, implanted venous access | Port-A-Cath pg. 57 |
Types of parenteral administration | Topical, subcutaneous, intradermal, intramuscular, intravenous, intrathecal pg. 61 |
What is the effect of an adrenergic? | Stimulates sympathetic nervous system and increases BP pg. 64 |
What is the effect of an analgesic? | Relieves pain pg. 64 |
What is the effect of an anticoagulant? | Inhibits blood clotting and keeps IV lines and catheters clot free pg. 64 |
What is the effect of a barbiturate? | Depresses CNS and decreases BP and respiration pg. 64 |
What is a petit mal? | A subtle seizure that can easily go unnoticed by the patient and others. It is a loss of consciousness briefly for 10-30 seconds pg. 68 |
Definition of objective vertigo | The sensation of having the room spinning pg. 67 |
The normal BP for an adult | 100(systolic)/80(diastolic) pg. 53 |