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| Limited movement joint type |
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| Greater than normal muscle tone is called? |
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| INcreased forward curvature of the thorasic spine is called? |
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| Exaggerated curve of the lumbar spine is called? |
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| Lordosis - seen during pregnancy |
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| Excessive fluid in the joint, most commonly seen in the knee is called? |
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| Size exaggerated joints in the elderly are sometimes caused by this debilitating disease? |
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| Stretching or tearing of a muscle or tendon is called a? |
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| Stretching or tearing of a ligamentous fiber is called a? |
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| What are four ways to manage a strain or sprain? |
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| Rest, Ice, compress, elevate (RICE) |
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| A 20 year old male has a fractured femur, the next day he has a fever of 102, pulse 110, Resp 30, and O2 sat is 76, you suspect he may have what complication? |
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| What is the first thing you do to treat fat embolism syndrome in a patient with a fracture? |
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| A patient has compartment syndrome in a lower leg fracture. At what level do you elevate the leg? |
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| Level of the heart, not below or above |
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| A patient is considered at risk for ulcers if thier Branden score is at or below? |
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| A patient's wound has granulation tissue in it. It is in what phase of healing? |
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| Proliferative phase (3-21 days) |
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| what type of dressing would be put on ulcerated or burned skin? |
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| Ulcers would be treated with what type of dressing? |
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| The body's own digestive enzyme to breakdown necrtoc tissue is called? |
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| What type of transfusion would be used to increase the oxygen capacity of blood? |
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| What type of transfusion does not need to be crossmatched? |
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| What is the first thing you should do when a patient experiences circulatory overload durring a transfusion? |
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| Place the patient in an upright position (Kozier p1474) |
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| What developmental pregancy complication can occur when the mother has rubella? |
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| Baby can have deafness, vision defects, heart defects, retardation |
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| What happens to height and weight in the first year of an infant? |
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| Weight tripples, height lengthens by 1 foot. |
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| When does a child display independence and negativsm? |
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| Tommy is a potty trained 3 year old, he has a new infant sister and now Tommy is having accidents, this is called? |
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| What consideration about toys would you have for three 2 year olds in your waiting room? |
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| All should have the same toy, paralledl play |
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| Manifestations of acetaminophen overdose? |
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| Nausea, vomiting, sweating, pallor : hepatic stage=uppr RQ pain, jaundice, stupor, confusion |
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| Manifestations of Aspin Overdose? |
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| nausea, vomiting, disorientation, diaphoresis, tachypnea, tinnitus, oliguria, seizures |
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| manifestations of iron overdose? |
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| initially vomiting, hematemesis, diarrhea, gastric pain, bloody stools, |
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| Gagging, choking, coughing, cyanosis, grunting, lethargy, retractions |
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| Pain and burning in mouth, throat and stomach, edematous lips |
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| Low dose: easily destracted, impulsivity, hyperactive. High dose: mental retardation, blindness, paralysis, coma |
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| What is the intervention for acetaminophen overdose? |
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| Mucomyst (acetylcysteine) |
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| What is the intervention for aspirin overdose? |
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| Activated charcoal, gastric lavage, sodium bicarb, oxygen, vitamin K |
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| What is the intervention for Iron overdose? |
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| Emesis, lavage, chelation therapy using Desferal |
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| What is the intervention for Hydrocarbon ingestion? |
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| Intubation with a cuffed ET tube prior to gastric decontamination |
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| What is the intervention for corrosive ingestion? |
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| Airway Maintenance, NPO, No attempt to neutralize, No induce vomiting, analgesics for pain |
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| What is the intervention for Lead poisoning? |
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| chelation therapy using Calcium EDTA (Calcium disodium versenate) |
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| Infant can hold head up at(not steady)? |
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| Infant can hold head steady when sitting at? |
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| Infant can stand holding or alone at? |
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| What immunizations should be given in the first year? |
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| Hib, PCV, IPV, MMR, Varicella |
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| What is the first wound healing phase? |
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| Inflamatory Phase - Hemostasis and phagocytosis 3 to 6 days |
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| What is the second wound healing phase? |
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| Proliferative phase. fibroblasts = granulation tissue forms 3-21 days |
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| What is the 3rd wound healing phase? |
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| maturation phase - fibroblasts synthesize collagen 21 days to 1 or 2 years |
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| What does a 3.5 g/dl level or lower of albumin indicate? |
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| Poor nutrition level and may increase the risk of poor healing and infection |
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| A 5 year old bases his desire to avoid punishment. According to Kohlberg, what stage of moral development is this? |
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| True or False: Dificiency of B vitamins will increase deep tendon reflexes? |
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| False: it will decrease them |
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| What percentage of diet should come from fats? |
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| What is a common cause of death and injury in the 1 to 4 year old children? |
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