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2431 Unit 3 BP

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Early s/s hypoxemia   show
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disorders that benefit from a humidifier:   show
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show nasal cannula, venturi mask (can adjust to specific percentage of O2), face mask, tracheostomy collar, face tent, non-rebreathing mask, partial rebreathing mask (PAGE 523)  
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show keeps the tongue from falling back into the throat along with oropharyngeal airway  
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trach suctioning:   show
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trach suctioning continued:   show
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trach suctioning continued:   show
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show Maintain patent airway by removing accumulated secretions; involves upper air passages of nose, mouth, pharynx; used most often for infants, gravely debilitated or unconscious, and those with ineffective cough; suction pressure between 80 and 120 mm Hg  
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show suture kit, petroleum jelly, dry gauze, tape (check this - not sure)  
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amount of fluid increase needed to thin secretions:   show
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incentive spirometer use:   show
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position of pt with SOB with emphysema   show
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show done every 8 hrs or as needed to keep secretions from becoming dried; suction and clean skin around stoma; change dressing; clean inner cannula if there is one; replace ties that hold the tube in place when they are soiled.  
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trach care continued:   show
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causes of hypoxia: (pg. 509)   show
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more causes of hypoxia:   show
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show muscles move inward on inspiration  
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show avoid crowded areas; keep house clean and free of dust; disinfect equipment with bleach  
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show surgeries with large incisions (abdominal)  
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show Stage I - stage of analgesia; Stage II (KEEP ROOM QUIET) excitement phase; Stage III - surgical anesthesia stage; Stage IV - complete respiratory depression  
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show height and weight  
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informed consent   show
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show two nurses should listen when phone consent given  
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purpose of TCDB   show
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surgical skin prep   show
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show give anti-anxiety meds after the pt has emptied their bladder  
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jewelry placement prior to surgery   show
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items needed to be ready for post op patient   show
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same day surgery recovery and teaching   show
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show every 15 minutes for first hour; every 30 minutes for next 2 hours; every hour for 4 hours or until pt is totally recovered and vs have returned to normal  
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best position for post op patient that remains drowsy and difficult to arouse   show
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show outline on dressing, reinforce with more bandages  
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normal urine output   show
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show raise HOB; have them get up slowly; dangle feet on side of bed; move slowly to prevent dizziness and injury from falling  
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primary intention   show
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abrasions   show
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show containing pus  
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Jackson Pratt drain emptying procedure   show
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show non-adherant pad used so skin doesn't come off  
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show for frequent dressing changes; used to hold dressing in place  
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ecchymosis   show
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removing dressings - including wet to dry dressing   show
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removing staples   show
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chest tube care   show
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show restlessness, anxiety, increased HR, decreased BP  
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irrigating non-infected wounds   show
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show drink through straw, Simethecone, etc.  
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sterile dressing change procedure   show
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show use separate swab from top to bottom on each side of incision and continue outward; use separate swab from wound edge outward then other side from top to bottom; do not cleanse directly over wound unless excessive drainage  
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show cleanse drain sites using circular motion from the drain outward; use circular motion; discard in biohazard bag; document conditionof wound, including subjective statements of pt, objective observations, health teaching performed for wound care  
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