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AB
Fifth vital signlevel of pain
do before leaving a patientarea neat, clean, place call signal within reach, elevate the siderails, positon patient in correct alignment
reasons for pinning hair upkeep from touching client, keep hairs from falling on tray or equipment, keep from blocking vision during procedure
If you are not certain of a task you are asked to dotell your nurse you are uncertain and ask for help
ethicsmoral code that guides behavior of a health care worker
Civil Tortlaws that mainly affect health care
malpracticeperforming a task you are not qualified to perform
negligenceleaving the siderails down and a patient falls out of bed
Ad libas desired
TPRtemperature, pulse, respiration
BPblood pressure
BR 5Hbed rest 5 hours
AMB in the hall ACwalk before each meal
BIDtwice a day
clear liquidsbroth, jello, tea
air/oxygen, fuel, heatnecessary for fire
first thing to do in case of fireremove patients in danger
proper body mechanicsprevent fatique, reduce injury to health care worker AND patient
Proper body mechanicswide base of support
ABC fire extinguisherall fires
standard precautionsspecial procedures to protect from disease when handling blood and body fluids
4 main vital signsblood pressure, temperature, pulse, respiration
homeostasisideal health state in the body
oral temperature time3-5 minutes
normal oral temp98.6 F
rectal tempmost accurate
rectal thermometerred tip, short stubby rounded tip
starting thermometer tempshake down to 96 F
rhythmspaces between beats in pulse
checking pulseuse first 2-3 fingers
normal adult pulse range60-90 beats per minute
normal range of respirations12-20 per minute
respirationone inhalation and one exhalation
radial pulseat the wrist
brachial pulsebend of elbow
systolicfirst sound heard when assessing blood pressure top number
diastoliclast sound heard when assessing blood pressure bottom number (d for down)
foot12 inches
pound16 ounces
Ethnicityclassification of people bsed on national origin and/or culture
prejudicestrong feeling or belief about a person or subject formed without reviewing the facts
stereotypingassumption that everyone in a GROUP is the same
extended familymother and/or father, child, grandparents, aunts uncles cousins
holistic carehealthcare that treats the whole person - not just physical but social emotional and mental needs

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