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Jeopardy fund 0105

Jeopardy for Final 0105

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provide care to dying patient and their loved ones hospice care
what a doctor office or clinic would be considered primary care
What a walgreens health clinic would be considered ambulatory
this care area specialized in getting your highest functioning after a stroke rehab center
the type of care a caretaker needs when taking care of a love one respite care
step of the nursing process that identifies actual and potential problems diagnosing
patient states my head hurts what part of the nursing process is this and what type of data subjective and assessment
you palpate the abdomen. what part of the nursing process and what type of data assessment and objective
when you try many different methods to find the correct one trial and error
systematic seven step problems solving process scientific problem solving
you meet with a patient to review how the plan of care went evaluation
three descriptive terms that describes the nursing process patient centered, systematic and outcome focused
experienced nurses often respond to an inner prompting intuitive problem solving
pairing intuitive and logical thinking critical thinking
decision making that has bias, doesn’t consider the total situation and indicates impatience potential decision making errors
heard best at the apex S1
when an S3 is normal adolescent or child
new S4 in a person with angina type symptoms may indicate acute MI
inflammation of the sac around the heart pericarditis
in asthma you will hear this lung sound wheezes
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