Client Centered Care 1 Final Exam Study Guide: Updated A+ Guide Solution

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FRACTURE (Ans - breaking of bone AIDS Diet (Ans – -High protein -High calorie -Small frequent meals -whole grains -lower on sugars Strain (Ans - damaging of a tendon Sprain (Ans ... - damaging of a ligament Long Bones (Ans - Bones of the arms, legs, hands, and feet that include a shaft and an end Respiratory Interventions after Surgery (Ans – -encourage fluids -encourage coughing/deep breaths -use incentive spirometer -mobilize as soon as able Flat Bones (Ans - Ribs, shoulder blades, hip bones, cranial bones Flow of urine (Ans – 1.Kidneys 2.Ureters 3.Bladder 4.Urethra 5. Exits the body surgical asepsis (Ans - techniques used to destroy all pathogenic organisms, also called sterile technique Surgical Asepsis Rules (Ans – - Know what is sterile - Know what is not sterile - Separate sterile from unsterile - Remedy contamination immediately SIMS Position (Ans - Side-lying position used for rectal exams Prone Position (Ans - lying face down Dorsal Recumbent Position (Ans - supine position, knees flexed, feet FLAT on bed Supine (Ans - lying on the back fluid volume deficit (Ans – dehydration -weakness/dizziness -dark/odorous urine -thirst -changes in mental state -dry nose, mouth, eyes Fluid volume overload (Ans - Overhydration -swelling -SOB -rapid weight gain -CHF -Crackling sound in lungs [Show More]

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