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Florence Nightingale
world war II
Clara barton
Lillian Wald
felt calling by god to become a nurse
what created a great demand for nurses in military hospitals
Who took volunteers into the field hospitals to care for soldi…
Who took nursing out into the community
Florence Nightingale
felt calling by god to become a nurse
world war II
what created a great demand for nurses in military hospitals
culture
whites
worldview
values
what consists of the values, beliefs, and practices shared by…
all ethnic groups metabolize central nervous system more slowl…
a groups _________ is the way in which the group's people expl…
ideas and perceptions seen as good and useful
culture
what consists of the values, beliefs, and practices shared by…
whites
all ethnic groups metabolize central nervous system more slowl…
Florence Nightingale
world war II
Clara barton
Lillian Wald
felt calling by god to become a nurse
what created a great demand for nurses in military hospitals
Who took volunteers into the field hospitals to care for soldi…
Who took nursing out into the community
Florence Nightingale
felt calling by god to become a nurse
world war II
what created a great demand for nurses in military hospitals
Nursing by Nightingale
Struggles in Nursing
Profession
Nursing education
The act of utilizing the environment of the patient to assist…
shortage of nurses increase amount of ADN... many routes to enter…
an occupation that requires extensive education.... special knowl…
controlled by state boards
Nursing by Nightingale
The act of utilizing the environment of the patient to assist…
Struggles in Nursing
shortage of nurses increase amount of ADN... many routes to enter…
How much oxygen in the air
Respiration
How is the respiratory system divided i…
Upper respiratory system
21%
process of gas exchange between the individual and the environ…
upper and lower
nose, mouth, phaynx, larynx
How much oxygen in the air
21%
Respiration
process of gas exchange between the individual and the environ…
What does a person's urinary habit depe…
upper urinary tract consists of
lower urinary tract consists of
Where are kidneys located?
social culture, personal habits, and physical abilities
kidneys and ureters
bladder, urethra , and pelvic floor
either side of the spinal column and behind the peritoneal cav…
What does a person's urinary habit depe…
social culture, personal habits, and physical abilities
upper urinary tract consists of
kidneys and ureters
activity-exercise pattern
physical activity
exercise
activity tolerance
an individual's routine of exercise, activity, leisure, and re…
Bodily movement produced by the skeletal muscle contraction th…
type of physical activity that is planned structured. and repe…
the type and amount of exercise or daily living activities an…
activity-exercise pattern
an individual's routine of exercise, activity, leisure, and re…
physical activity
Bodily movement produced by the skeletal muscle contraction th…
This is damaged skin or soft tissue tha…
this is the surface of skin or mucous m…
what is it called when there is no open…
a clean separation of skin and tissue w…
wound
Wound OPEN
Wound CLOSED
Incision
This is damaged skin or soft tissue tha…
wound
this is the surface of skin or mucous m…
Wound OPEN
Bolus feeding
Continuous feeding
cyclic feeding
decompression
instillation of liquid nourishment four to six times a day in…
instillation of liquid nutrition without interruption
continuous instillation of liquid nourishment for 8 to 12 hours
removal of gas and secretions from the stomach or bowel
Bolus feeding
instillation of liquid nourishment four to six times a day in…
Continuous feeding
instillation of liquid nutrition without interruption
disease
wholeness
health
Illness
Pathological process that causes illness
"heath" comes from a word that means "____________"?
a relative state in which one is able to function well physica…
Disease of the body or mind
disease
Pathological process that causes illness
wholeness
"heath" comes from a word that means "____________"?
Primary illness
Secondary illness
Idiopathic
Cogenital
One that develops without being caused by another health probl…
Results from or is caused by a primary illness
Unknown cause of illness
Illness present at birth
Primary illness
One that develops without being caused by another health probl…
Secondary illness
Results from or is caused by a primary illness
terminal illness
Denial
Anger
bargaining
a condition from which recovery is beyond a reasonable expecta…
the psychological defense mechanism by which a person refuses…
the emotional response to feeling victimized. occurs because t…
a psychological mechanism for delaying the inevitable, involve…
terminal illness
a condition from which recovery is beyond a reasonable expecta…
Denial
the psychological defense mechanism by which a person refuses…
Documentation
Medical record
Medical record
The joint commision
What justifies claims for reimbursement, may be used as eviden…
Each person that provides care for the patient adds written do…
What contains all orders, tests, treatments, and care that occ…
Who sets the standards for documentation?
Documentation
What justifies claims for reimbursement, may be used as eviden…
Medical record
Each person that provides care for the patient adds written do…
Infection
Incubation period... Prodromal period... Illn…
Incubation period
Incubation period
If a person has an elevated white blood count, that is a sign…
What are the four infectious process stages?
* What infectious process stage begins when the organism first…
*In many viral diseases the virus is transmitted during what p…
Infection
If a person has an elevated white blood count, that is a sign…
Incubation period... Prodromal period... Illn…
What are the four infectious process stages?
**NURSING PROCESS**
CRITICAL THINKING
***DISCUSS THE CHARACTERISTICS, SKILLS,…
**THE STEPS OF THE NURSING PROCESS?**
AN ORGANIZED SEQUENCE OF PROBLEM-SOLVING STEPS USED TO IDENTIF…
PROCESS OF OBJECTIVE REASONING OR ANALYZING FACTS TO REACH A V…
- WITHIN LEGAL SCOPE OF NURSING.... - BASED ON KNOWLEDGE... -PLANNED…
1. ASSESSMENT... 2. DIAGNOSIS... 3. PLANNING... 4. IMPLEMENTATION... 5. EV…
**NURSING PROCESS**
AN ORGANIZED SEQUENCE OF PROBLEM-SOLVING STEPS USED TO IDENTIF…
CRITICAL THINKING
PROCESS OF OBJECTIVE REASONING OR ANALYZING FACTS TO REACH A V…
nursing process
scientific method
assessment,nursing diagnosis, planning,…
outcomes
A way of thinking and acting based on the scientific method.
A step-by-step process used by scientists to solve problems.
What are the five components of the nursing process?
"results of action"
nursing process
A way of thinking and acting based on the scientific method.
scientific method
A step-by-step process used by scientists to solve problems.
airway
airway management
chest physiotherapy
fenestrated tracheostomy tube
collective system of tubes in the upper and lower respiratory…
skills that maintain the patency of natural or artificial airw…
techniques for mobilizing pulmonary secretions
one with wholes in the outer cannula that allows air to pass t…
airway
collective system of tubes in the upper and lower respiratory…
airway management
skills that maintain the patency of natural or artificial airw…
nursing process
scientific method
assessment,nursing diagnosis, planning,…
outcomes
A way of thinking and acting based on the scientific method.
A step-by-step process used by scientists to solve problems.
What are the five components of the nursing process?
"results of action"
nursing process
A way of thinking and acting based on the scientific method.
scientific method
A step-by-step process used by scientists to solve problems.
Documentation
Medical record
Medical record
The joint commision
What justifies claims for reimbursement, may be used as eviden…
Each person that provides care for the patient adds written do…
What contains all orders, tests, treatments, and care that occ…
Who sets the standards for documentation?
Documentation
What justifies claims for reimbursement, may be used as eviden…
Medical record
Each person that provides care for the patient adds written do…
Assessment
Assessment
LPN
Mary Gordon
What consists of gathering information about patients and thei…
During what stage of the nursing process is data systematicall…
Who is often asked to assist with the initial assessment and p…
Who formulated a structured format to obtain comprehensive dat…
Assessment
What consists of gathering information about patients and thei…
Assessment
During what stage of the nursing process is data systematicall…
Ambulate
Bursa
Contractures
Fowler position
Walk
A small fluid-filled sac that provides a cushion at friction p…
adaptive shortening of skeletal muscle tissue rendering the mu…
A position arranged by elevating the head of the bed 60 to 90…
Ambulate
Walk
Bursa
A small fluid-filled sac that provides a cushion at friction p…
aseptic techniques
microorganisms
nonpathogens
pathogens
measures that reduce or eliminate microorganisms
living animals or plants visible only through a microscope; mi…
harmless, beneficial microorganisms; normal flora
microorganisms that cause illness
aseptic techniques
measures that reduce or eliminate microorganisms
microorganisms
living animals or plants visible only through a microscope; mi…
What is homeostasis?
Homeostasis is also referred to as
Examples of some physiologic stressors
Examples of psychological stressors
stable state of physiologic equilibrium
"staying the same"... NOTE: Homeostasis is the changes that your…
prematurity, aging, injury, infection, malnutrition, obesity,…
fear, powerlessness, jealousy, rivalry, bitterness, hatred, in…
What is homeostasis?
stable state of physiologic equilibrium
Homeostasis is also referred to as
"staying the same"... NOTE: Homeostasis is the changes that your…
What is a mandated nursing activity req…
what are the four progressive stages of…
What combination of subject areas does…
How can you make sure you have met the…
health teaching
1. recognition of what has been taught... 2. recollection or desc…
-safe self administration of medications... -using equipment for…
by documenting, who and what was taught, teaching method used,…
What is a mandated nursing activity req…
health teaching
what are the four progressive stages of…
1. recognition of what has been taught... 2. recollection or desc…