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Name six members of the health care team
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Definition
Physicians, Nurses, Rad Techs
Sonographers, Physical Therapy,
Dietary Aides, Social Workers
Respiratory Therapists
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Term
What is the goal of a health team
when caring for their patients? |
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Name 3 things we should
check to be sure
we have identified the correct patient |
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Definition
Armband
Patient name
Date of birth
Who is your doctor |
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Your patient does not speak English, name three things
you can do |
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Definition
Ask a family member to assist
Use an interpreter
Use MARTI
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Term
What type of medication would be given
to a patient having a barium
enema or other bowel exam? |
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Definition
a laxative
ex. Go Lightly
Mag Citrate
Ducolax |
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Term
An illegal restraint of
a patient would be termed: |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
List the 5 stages a terminally ill patient
may undergo |
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Definition
Denial, Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance |
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Term
What should you do when
charting in a patient
chart |
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Definition
Use Ink
Include the date and time
Sign all entries with name and title
Be direct and concise
Remember: If you didn't chart it it wasn't done!! |
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Term
Which of the following healthcare
teams are designed to
help with terminally ill
patients?
Case Management, Hospice
Physical Therapy
Respiratory Therapy |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
Field of medicine related to the care of the
elderly |
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Term
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Definition
Doing the right thing at
the right time
and in the
right way |
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Term
You have completed an exam on a friend and discovered
they have a tumor.
You share this with a family member.
What law have you infringed upon and what may you
be found guilty of? |
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Definition
HIPPA
Invasion of privacy
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Term
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Definition
the illegal restraint of another
person |
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Term
Which is a normal blood pressure for an
adult?
158 / 94
85 / 40
126 / 78
210 / 110 |
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Definition
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Term
When taking a blood pressure, which area
is best, and what should you feel
for before applying
the cuff? |
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Definition
The bare upper arm, and feel for the brachial
pulse to align the cuff |
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Term
Where should you hold a heavy
object while carrying it? |
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Definition
Close to your body and center
of gravity |
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Term
When moving patients, what type of
base is best to stand upon? |
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Definition
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Term
What type of tube is placed in the
stomach area? |
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Definition
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Term
You are transporting a patient from their room.
They have a foley catheter in place.
Where should the bag be placed? |
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Definition
Below the area of access.
Also true for chest tubes!!!!! |
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Term
Medications are prescribed by who? |
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Definition
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Term
What is the difference between
Supine and prone? |
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Definition
Supine: the patient is on their back
Prone: the patient is on their stomach |
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Term
When is a two person lift used? |
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Definition
When a patient cannot bear weight |
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Term
A patient reports to registration for a
follow up chest x-ray. She is sent to the radiology
department to check in.
What type of patient is this? |
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Definition
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Term
What is the significance of obtaining a
good clinical history prior to an exam? |
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Definition
It will focus the radiologists attention on
a specific area. |
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Term
The primary medical problem as defined
by a patient is what? |
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Definition
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Term
What is the single most important method
of preventing the
spread of disease or infection? |
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Definition
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Term
What term best describes absolute
removal of all life forms? |
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Definition
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Term
Define nosocomial infection |
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Definition
A hospital acquired infection |
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Term
Early symptoms of shock
include what? |
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Definition
Increased heart rate
Increased respiratory rate |
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Term
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Definition
The peak pressure during contraction of the heart |
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Term
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Definition
The pressure on the arterial vessels
when the heart is relaxed |
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Term
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Definition
Slow or decreased breathing |
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Term
Your patient has just gone into shock.
What is your first priority? |
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Definition
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Term
A patient is hypoglycemic, what should they be
given? |
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Definition
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Term
Hypovolemic shock is due to .... |
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Definition
Loss of blood or tissue fluid |
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Term
What are the 5 rights of drug administration? |
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Definition
Right drug
Right amount
Right patient
Right time
Right route |
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Term
Freedom from infection is called? |
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Definition
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Term
When a drug becomes commercially
available it is termed a : |
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Definition
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Term
A legal prescription must contain
what 5 pieces of information |
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Definition
Patient name
Name of drug
Dosage
Route of Administration
Name of physician |
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Term
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Definition
Unintended, undesirable effects |
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Term
A patient is under respiratory precautions.
Who needs to wear a mask during transport? |
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Definition
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Term
What is a chest tube used for? |
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Definition
Removal of air or fluid from the
chest cavity |
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Term
Which temperature reading would be
considered least accurate?
Oral
Axillary
Rectal
Temporal |
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Definition
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