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| Safety | the condition of being safe from undergoing or causing hurt, injury, or loss
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| Scale | equipment used for weight a person. upright- standing scale. wheelchair scale, hoyer lift bed scale
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| Seclusion | the act of placing or keeping someone away from other people : the act of secluding someone
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| Seizure | an abnormal state in which a person usually experiences convulsions and may become unconscious, shaking and trembling.
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| Self-esteem | Thinking well of oneself and seeing oneself as useful and having value.
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| Semi-fowlers | The head of the bed is raised 30 degrees.
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| Sensory system | The system includes eyes, nose, ears part. What you can see, smell, and hear.
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| Sexual harassment | The uninvited or unwelcome verbal or physical behavior in sexual nature. Eg the employer with employee
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| Sexual Needs | The need to express or feel sex with self or others
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| Sharps Container | The container that holds needles, razors, to prevent others from getting hurt
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| Shaving | The act of applying shaving cream and shaving hair with razor or electric razor or cream
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| Shearing of skin | The layers of the skin rub against each other, skin on top stay in place, but the underlying tissues move and stretch, tearing capillaries and blood vessels.
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| Side Rails | Rails on side on bed that will prevent a person from getting out of bed. 1/2 rails are used more because patient can get and cause less damage to self trying to get thru siderails
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| Simple Fracture | The bone is broken but skin is intact, also called a close fracture
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| Skin Integrity | skin that is intact not broken. Good skin integrity will prevent pressure ulcers
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| Slander | Making false statements orally
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| Smoking | Lighting a cigarette or marijuana and inhale and exhale smoke
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| Social Needs | Needs of social interactions, communication with other people, attending activities and events
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| Specimen | something collected as an example of a particular kind of thing. eg urine or sputum specimen
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| sphygmomanometer | A cuff and measuring device (gauge) used to measure blood pressure
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| spills | to cause or allow especially accidentally or unintentionally to fall, flow, or run out so as to be lost or wasted
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| Spiritual needs | need of spiritual, belief of higher beings. the need to attend religious services
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| Sputum | Mucus from the respiratory system that is expect orated through the mouth
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| Standard Precautions | Things to do or wear to prevent the spread of germs (pathogens). PPE- gloves, mask, gowns, handwashing
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| sterilization | the process of destroying all microorganisms. eg sterilization of the surgical room
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| stethoscope | An instrument used to listen to sounds produced by the heart, lungs and other body organs
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| stress | a state of mental tension and worry caused by problems in your life, work, etc.
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| stroke | a serious illness caused when a blood vessel in your brain suddenly breaks or is blocked
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| subjective data | Things a persons tells you about, that you cannot observe thru your senses.
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| substance abuse | excessive use of a drug (such as alcohol, narcotics, or cocaine)
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| suicide | the act or an instance of taking one's own life voluntarily and intentionally
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| sundowning | a state of increased agitation, confusion, disorientation, and anxiety that typically occurs in the late afternoon or evening in some individuals affected with dementia
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| supine | lying on the back or with the face upward
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| survey | to look at and examine all parts of (something). The state send surveyors to nursing facility at least once a year to survey the building and quality of life of the resident
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| swelling | the condition of being larger than normal. Edema is swelling. Extra fluid can be in the extremity to give the look of swelling
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| systolic | The period of heart muscle contractions, the heart is pumping the blood
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| tachycardia | Fast Heat beat , more than 100 per minute
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| TED hose | Also called anti-embolic stocking, support hose. They prevent blood clots and edema (swelling)
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| telephone etiquette | How to answer the phone. Give your name, facility name and how can I help you?
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| temperature | a measurement that indicates how hot or cold something is
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| terminal illness | A illness that will result with death within 6 months to 1 year.
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| threatening resident | It is abuse to threatening a resident. Threatening is to tell someone you will harm them.
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| tips | Extra money given to workers for doing care. It is unethical to take tips from a resident
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| toenails | nails on the feet are called toe nails. STNA do not cut toenails, they can file them, or tell the charge nurse, so a apt with podiatrist will be made.
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| toileting schedule | A schedule to help a patient maintain urinary and bowel functions. Decrease incontinence episodes.
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| transfers | Transfers can be how to move a person from bed to chair and etc. Transfers can be moving a patient from room to another room.
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| treating residents with respect | All staff should treat residents with respect. this also a resident's rights
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| tub bath | Bath given in a tub. Water placed in the tub and patient steps in or lowered into the tub
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| tube feeding | Feeding given via tube in the nasal, gastric site.
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| tubing | plastic tubing for oxygen, IV fluid, tubefeeding
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| tympanic | means ear
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| unaffected | This term applies to the body. A stroke can occur on one side the Affected side, and the unaffected side has full function and range of motion
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| unconscious | not possessing mind or consciousness, the person appears sleep, but you give personal care, oral care, and repositioning q 2 hrs
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| urethral | the tube through which urine moves from the bladder and out of the body
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| urinary catheter bag | A bag that is connected to a urinary catheter and the urine drains into the bag from the bladder
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| urinary elimination | the removal of urine from the body either in the toilet or urinary bag
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| urinary problems | Problems of the urinary system such as incontinence, urinary tract infection kidney stones
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| urinary system | this system includes bladder, 2ureters, 2 kidneys urethra
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| urinary tract | the urinary tract is the from the kidney thru ureter, bladder and urethra pathway
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| urine | Urine is the liquid excreted out of the body via the urinary tract. Urine helps removes toxin out of the body
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| validation | Is confirming the true, backing the true of statement and facts.
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| vital signs | the pulse rate, respiratory rate, body temperature, and often blood pressure of a person
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| vitamins | a natural substance that is usually found in foods and that helps your body to be healthy
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| vomitus | It is a another term for ( throwing up undigested food) also called emesis
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| walker | A device that provides balance while ambulating
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| weight | a measurement that indicates how heavy a person or thing is
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| wheelchair safety | Safety used with the handling of the wheelchair, locking the wheels from transfers, roll backwards going down a ramp, and facing forward going out of elevator
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| white blood cells | abbrev. EBC- helps fights off infection and microorganism
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| withdrawn resident | A resident that is withdrawn will stay in their room and not participate in activities, not eating, not taking medication
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| workplace violence | violence, fighting, that occur at the workplace
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| SAFETY PRECAUTIONS |
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| SAFETY TECHNIQUES |
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| SCOPE OF PRACTICE |
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| STERILE |
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| SUBJECTIVE DATA |
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| UNDRESSING |
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| VISION CHANGE |
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| VISUAL IMPAIRMENT |
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