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| state of complete physical, mental and social well being, not the absence of disease |
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| health promotion in already "healthy" people |
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| People who are experiencing health problems, dx and intervention |
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| Code of Ethics for nursing |
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Responsibility
Accountability
Competency
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| personal belief about given worth of an idea, attitude, custom or object that sets standards for ones behaviors |
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| Self Discovery, know yourself and you can understand your patient |
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subjective concept of physical appearance
rehab teaches client how to react to body changes |
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| mental image of personal strengths and weaknesses in all aspects of personality |
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| self worth characterized by feelings of achievement, adequacy, self confidence and usefulness |
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| being accepting and interested in your client |
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| influences self concept upon achievement of each stage |
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love
self esteem
actualization |
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| nitrogen containing compound |
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| lymph, transcellular , organ fluid |
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| water movement from low to high concentration |
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| water and substances move from high to low pressure |
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| solute moves form high to low |
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dissolved substances require a carrier molecule to pass
glucose needs insulin to carry |
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| requires an energy source to move chem from low to high concentration |
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Most abundant in ECF
maintains water balance
Normal range 135-145 |
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| Possible causes of hyponatremia |
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adrenal insufficiency
gi losses
psychgenic polydipsia- excessive drinking of water |
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increased aldosterone secretion
water deprivation
diabetes insipidus |
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Predominant ICF cation
regulates metabolic activities
normal range 3.5-5 |
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effects cardiac conduction and function
caused by diarrhea, vomiting, alkalosis, polyuria, too much K+ iv fluids |
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primary cause renal failure
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cell damage burns and trauma |
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thyroid and parathyroid dx
vit D def
pancratits
hypoalbuminism |
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pagets dx
osteoporosis
prolonged immobilization |
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| enzyme activities, neurochemical activities, cardiac and skeletal muscle excitability |
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renal failure
excessive intake |
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Major anion ECF
Regulated by kidneys and diet |
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Chemical base buffer
acid base balance
obtained by doing an ABG |
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buffer anion found in ICF
acid base balance
Calcium and phosphate are inversely proportionate |
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Normal PH
Lower acidic
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| lung(hours)and kidneys(days) |
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dry mucous, thirst, poor skin turgor
caused by fever, decreased oral intake, vomiting, diarrhea, diuretic |
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rapid weight gain, edema, neck vein distention
CHF, too much salt, cirrhosis of the liver, renal failure |
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oral liquid 1100-1400
solid food 800-1000
metabolism |
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kidney 1200-1500
Gi 100-200
insensible loss 400 lungs and 500-600 skin |
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