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Nursing Fund. 2

Mrs.Gains Class Week #1

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Ability to hear and discriminate sound Hearing Acuity
ability to constrict when looking at a near object and dilate when looking at a objects in the distance accommodation
eye movements controlled by several pair of eye muscles extraocular
is a assessment of peripheral vision and continuity in the visual field visual field examination
yellowish-brown waxy secretion produced by glands within the ear Cerumen
assessment technique for determining equality or disparity of bone-conducted sound Weber Test
assessment technique for comparing air versus bone conduction of sound Rinne Test
a sophisticated test of range of hearing Audiometry
ability to smell and identify odors smelling Acuity
resiliency of the skin Turgor
is an exaggerated natural lumbar curve of the spine lordosis
is a pronounced lateral curvature of the spine scoliosis
is an increased thoracic curve kyphosis
loud and coarse tracheal Sounds
heard over the upper sternum and between the scapulare are hash and loud Bronchial Sound
are heard on either side of the central chest or back Bronchovesicular Sounds
Are located in the periphery of all the lung fields vesicular Sound
Abnormal lung sounds Adventitious
high-pitched popping and heard in the distant areas of the lungs primarily during inspiration crackles
are low-pitched continuos bubbling and heard in larger airways Gurgles
whistling or squeaking sounds wheezes
grating leathery sounds caused by two dry pleural surfaces moving over each other Rubs
time it takes blood to resume flowing in the base of the nail beds Capillary refill time
is excessive fluid within tissue and signifies abnormal fluid distribution edema
brisk equal and simultaneous constriction of both pupils when one eye that the other is stimulated with light consensual response
a visual assessment tool with small print Jaeger Chart
tool for assessing far vision Snellen eye chart
ability to see both far near and near Visual Acuity
technique for determining the level of a clients conitive functionin mental status assessment
means gathering data from the top of the body to the feet this is what Nurses use head-to-toe approach
means collecting data according to the functional system of the body This is for Medical uses Body system approach
sheet of soft cloth or paper drape
is lightly toching or applying pressure to the body Palpation
listening to body sounds Auscultation
least used assessment by nurses this is striking or tapping part of the clients body with the fingertips to produce vibratory sounds Percussion
purposeful observation inspection
systematic examination of body structres Physical Assessment
Pale, regardless of race Pallor
Red Erythema
Pink flushed
Purple Ecchymosis
Blue cyanosis
Yellow Jaundice
Brown Tan
Anemia, Blood Loss Pallor
Superficial burns, local inflammation, carbon monoxide poisoning Erythema
Fever Hypertenison Flushed
Trauma to soft tissue Ecchymosis
Low tissue oxygenation Cyanosis
Liver or kidney diease, destruction of red blood cells Jaundice
Ethnic variation, sun exposure, pregnancy, Addison's disease Tan
break in the skin wound
open crater-like area ulcer
is an area that has been rubbed away by friction abrasion
torn jagged wound laceration
a crack in the skin especially in or near mucous membranes fissuer
mark left by the healing of a wound or lession scar
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