Nursing test 2 Crossword
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2) may need debridement either surgically or mechanically through dressings or enzymes. 3) hypertonic tube feedings without water supplements,
hyperventilation, diabetes, Alka-Seltzer, inhaling large amounts of salt water(swimming)4) weak peripheral pulses, muscle weakness, decreased deep tendon reflexes, impaired urine concentration, shallow respirations5) <3.56) usually normal saline8) under the toungue10) pouch of mouth near the cheek12) deltoid at shoulder, dorsogluteal back of buttocks, outer upper thigh, front of the thigh.13) made up of loose connective tissue and fat cells.14) given directly into the vascular system15) inflammation of the skin related to exposure to an irritant or allergen in the environment.16) a basement membrane connects the epidermis to the dermis. This layer is involved in blister formation.17) suppository or gel cap18) need a moist healing environment20) bullus23) for systemic dosage, administration of medication by drug ointment or patch through the dermis.24) is a complete separation of the wound layers and the protrusion of internal organs or viscera.25) is a partial or complete seperation of the wound layers with an opening of the wound.31) >14539) elasticity and mobility of the skin40) should be described according to distribution, location, configuration, and the presence of exudate. |
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1) factors are derived from the environment such as skin hygiene, medication, shear, and friction.7) skins ability to be lifted9) skin is very thin, epidermis is loosely bound to the dermis; eccrine sweat glands function produce sweat in response to heat and emotional stimuli, less melanin is present at brith so skin is lighter colored.11) >5.219) caused by the accumulation of fluid in the intracellular space.21) liquid medication administered in the external ear canal, the patient is positioned on their side and the medication is administered in the external ear canal allowing the medication to enter the ear canal by gravity.22) to treat skin or mucous membrane (oral, nasal,ear, eye, vaginal, rectal)26) inner forearm or scapular area of the back; upper chest, medial thigh. the injection side cannot have lesions27) via the respiratory tract28) renal failure, use of potassium supplements, burns, crushing injuries, ACE inhibitors, potassium-sparing diuretics, severe infection29) <13530) increase dietary intake of raisins, bananas, apricots, oranges, beans, potatoes, carrots, celery32) frequent turning and removal of pressure should be done to prevent progression of the pressure ulcer.33) <4.534) 2nd IV (medication)35) >5.0 36) decrease the immune system by delaying white blood cell migration and fibroblasts, thus impacting the inflammatory phase of wound healing.37) is described as the resiliency of the skin, its ability to return to a normal postiion and shape.38) tendency of the human body to maintain stability, fist step toward _____ is to get the bleeding to stop.41) nausea, muscle cramps, confusion, muscular twitching, coma, seizures, headache, delirum in older adults.42) occurs after the wound is closed. begins about 3 weeks after 43) cream ointment or liquid that is administered in the conjunctival sac. the patient would tilt their head backward and look up.44) thin, avascular layer that is nourished by the blood vessels from the dermis45) oral administration of sodium- rich food such as beef broth, tomato juice
water restriction
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daily weight.46) fatty tissue of the abdomen, lateral and posterior aspects of upper arm or thigh, scapular area of back, upper ventrodorsal gluteal areas. 47) orally-calcium gluconate, administer orange juice to maximize absorption. |
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