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Nurse Aide Unit 3: Review: Comfort, Rest, Grooming, Hygiene...

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REM Sleepone of two stages of sleep; increased brain activity, dreams, heart and respiratory rate increases, eyes move back and forth rapidly
NREMone of two types of sleep; made up of four stages that each last 5-15 minutes, followed by the other type of sleep.
Insomniadisorder that includes the inability to fall or stay asleep
Sleep Apneadisorder that causes a person to stop breathing periodically during their sleep. most common in those over 40 and in people who are overweight.
CPAPa therapy used to treat sleep apnea; usually includes a mask and machine that helps force air into the airway.
Painranges from mild to intense suffering
Acute Painsharp, sudden pain
Chronic Painpain that lasts
Pain Thresholdthe point when a person becomes aware of pain; sensitivity to pain (varies)
Pain Tolerancethe level of pain that a person can endure before taking action to seek relief (varies)
Signs of painmoaning, crying, restlessness, resisting care
radiating painpain that travels from one area to another
intensity of painhow much something hurts; often a pain scale is used to determine this.
pain scalea tool used to measure the intensity of pain
Breakthrough painpain that occurs before the next pain medication dose is scheduled.
Ultrasound Therapyused by a physical therapist to transmit sound waves to muscle tissue and blood vessels to the painful area.
Impaired Sensationdifficult to detect hold or cold for examplel; may occur in people with paralysis, diabetes, or other injuries or conditions.
PRN Careas needed; personal hygiene
Dental CariesCavities
HalitosisBad Breath caused by poor oral hygiene
Gingivitisinflammation of gums, caused by poor oral hygiene
Periodontitisinfection and inflammation of the soft tisues and bones that support the teeth.
EdentulousWithout teeth
Peri-CarePerineal Care; cleaning of the perineum and associated structures
Perineal Careimportant for prevention of infection and prevention of skin breaktdown and odor. usually performed once a day.
podiatristdr. who specializes in the care of feet.
Head LicePediculosis Capitis; common in children, parasitic insects.
IngestionIntake of Food
DigestionBreaking down of food into nutrients
Absorptiontransfer of nutrients from digestive tract to the blood stream
Metabolismconverting the nutrients into energy
CaloriesEnergy (from food) is measured in this.
FiberFound in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains/breads.
Glucosebody's most basic type of fuel, carbohydrates are a source of this.
ObeseExtremely overweight
Nutritional Supplementsusually in the form of drinks or flavored shakes.
dietitiana person who has a degree in nutrition
anorexialoss of appetite; may be physically hungry but have no appetite for food. (an eating disorder)
Sodium-Restricted DietDiet that requires salt monitoring
Low-Cholesterol Dietdiet that requires monitoring of saturated fats and cholesterol


SUN Area Technical Institute
New Berlin, PA

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