NUR 2356 / NUR2356 Multidimensional Care I Exam 3 / MDC 1 Exam 3 Review | Highly Rated| Complete Guide | Latest 2020 / 2021 | Rasmussen College

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NUR 2356 / NUR2356 Multidimensional Care I Exam 3 / MDC 1 Exam 3 Review | Highly Rated| Complete Guide | Latest 2020 / 2021 | Rasmussen College 1. Patient is an extreme fall risk where to do you pu... t them - close to the nursing station 2. What are the reasons injury to the foot take longer to heal - perfusion is lower - less circulation - farthest away - worse in diabetes patients 3. Complication of Immobile with a cast on - if the patient is immobilized for a long period of time may suffer from complications of immobility 4. prevention of complication of traction - keep extremity properly aligned and immobile 5. Is creamy white crusty drainage normal after cataract - yes, but stress the importance of handwashing 6. when is antibiotics and steroids placed in the eye - immediately after post op 7. when cleaning the skin - clean skin immediately soiling occurs 8. when drying the patient - pat the patient dry 9. wound extends laterally under the skin is called what - undermining 10. skin is covered by black eschar is what - unstageable 11. wound extends into exposed muscle - stage 4 12. procedure for removing sutures - cleanse the site first - remove in pattern of every other one, make sure that the skin is completely healed and not opening back up 13. signs and symptoms of infection - fever and burning 14. how long should ice and heat be applied - 20 minutes 15. Braden Scale - sensory perception, - moisture, - activity, - mobility, - nutrition, - friction and - shear 16. the wound does not turn white when pressed on - unbalanchable 17. water for cleaning the patient - should use tepid water rather than hot water 18. factors that delay healing - nutrition - age - disease process - infection - smoking - diabetes 19. when is a patient discharged after cataract surgery - one hour after surgery 20. What to do if the patients hand starts to swell with a cast on - to elevate the hand 21. What can we do for patients on isolation - provide a distraction for them 22. what to do before giving more pain medication - reassess vitals, look for quality of respirations and another pain assessment 23. The call light is going off what do you do - Assist in a timely manner 24. You walk in the room and patient is on the floor what do you do first - assess the patient 25. the patient has a small cut from the fall, what do you do - do a full neuro check, pupils, vision, carinal nerves, call the physician and report your findings, know their neuro status before you move the patient [Show More]

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