NUR 101 Final Exam Review
What PPE is required for contact precautions and name organisms that require contact precaution?(Ans- Gloves and Gown; C. Diff, MRSA, VRE
What PPE is required for droplet precaution and organisms that require droplet precaution?(Ans- Mask; stept, flu, rubella
What PPE is required for airborne precaution and organisms that require airborne precaution?(Ans- N95 mask in a negative air pressure room; measles, TB, varicella
What is an iatrogenic infection?(Ans- infection caused by hospital stay or examination
Body heat produced - heat lost = (Ans- body temp
Intermittent Fever (Ans- periods of fever, periods normal at least once every 24 hrs
Remittent fever (Ans- fever spikes, and falls without return to normal
Relapsing fever (Ans- days febrile, days afebrile
Sustained fever (Ans- maintained fever above 100.4 F
Mild hypothermia range (Ans- 93.2-96.8 1 / 2
Moderate hypothermia range (Ans- 86-93.2
Severe hypothermia range (Ans- below 86 F
Cardiac output = (Ans- HRxSV
Respiratory rates by age (Ans- Newborns: 35-40, infant: 30-50, toddler: 25-32, child: 20-30, adolescent: 16-20, adult: 12-20
Muscles involved in labored breathing (Ans- intercostal, substernal and suprasternal muscles
- Senses
(Ans- Visual, Auditory, Olfactory, Gustatory, Kinestetic
What is Sensory Deficit?(Ans- deficit in normal sensory reception and perception
What is sensory deprivation?(Ans- reduced sensory input, restricted environment. Person feels confused, changes in behavior, electrolyte imbalance
Sensory changes by age (Ans- Age 30- hearing change, Age 40- visual change, Age 50- taste and smell change, Age 70- proprioceptive change, risk for falls and coordination changes
Nursing Process: What does PES stand for?
Diagnosis (Ans- Problem, Etiology, Signs/Symptoms
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