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L: listen to patient perception
E: explain your perception
A: acknowledge similarities and differences
R: recommend / negotiate treatment including patient concerns
N: negotiate to encorporate culture |
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E: explain (patient)
T: treatment, ask what attempted
H: healers, see what can be encorporated or negotiated
N: negotiate what can be continued
I: intervention, alternative treatment suggested
C: collaboration combine plans |
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| use of facial and physical expression |
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| african american affect and context |
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| hispanic affect and context |
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| culturally and linguistically appropirate services: culturally competent care and training for staff, language support services |
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| what are the layers of the skin |
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| dermis, epidermis, subcutaneous |
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| list the types of lesions and explination |
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macule: flat
papule: elevated
vesicle: elevation with fluid
nevi: flat to slightly elevated mole
wheal: hive |
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| what is another name for a bed sore |
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| what is the silence between systolic and diastolic |
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| what bronchi is more likley to have a particulate stuck in it, why |
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| right bronchi, shorter, wider, more verticle |
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| what level is the carina at |
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| what controls respiration |
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| chemoreceptors at bifurcation of common carotid, medulla oblongata respiratory centers |
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| labored, rapid, and deep breathing |
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| shallow breathing due to pleural pain |
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| vibration felt by hands on back as patient says 99 |
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| extent diaphgram moves up and down in inspiration and expiration |
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| what bronchi is more likley to have a particulate stuck in it, why |
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| right bronchi, shorter, wider, more verticle |
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| what areas control respiration |
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| medulla oblongata and chemoreceptors in carotid body at bifurcation |
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| vibration felt on back when patient ays 99 |
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| extend diaphgram moves in breathing |
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| bronchovesicular breath sounds |
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| pneumonia and chf. aka rales. continous and not cleared by cough comes from larger bronchi as in tracheobronchitis |
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| continous high pitched. asthma. tumor occlusion and infection |
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outside respiratory tree, dry crackly grating on inspiration and expiration caused by rough inflammed surfaces
(pericarditis) |
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| what increases vocal responance |
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| what decreases vocal resonance |
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| what are the types of vocal resonance decrease |
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bronchophonly: more clairity and loudness
pecteriloquy: whisper can be heard
egophony: loudness with nasal quaility (ee sounds like a) |
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| what do you assess at the PMI |
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| location, amplitude, duration, diameter |
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| what does sustained PMI feeling suggest |
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| left ventricle hypertrophy from hypertension or aortic stenosis |
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| what does diffused PMI suggest |
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| dialated ventricle due to congestive heart failure |
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| where and what do you use to palpate for heeves and lifts in the heart |
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| finger pads in aortic, pulmonic, left and right parasternal areas |
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| where and what do you use to palpate for thrills in the heart |
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| use ball of hand in aortic, pulmonic, left and right parasternal areas |
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| fine, palpable, rushing vibration caused by a damaged valve |
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| what are the two most distinct heart sounds |
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| gallops, mitral snaps, ejection clicks, friction rubs |
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| what is being assessed during ascultation |
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| rate, rythem, frequency, intensity, duration, pathology |
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| ventricular depolarization |
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| ventricular repolarization |
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| when ventricles contract in systole |
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| how much blood got into the ventricles |
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| timing, duration, shape, intensity, quaility, pitch |
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| which is the least important to look at at the API: amplitude, diameter, rythem, location |
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The bell of the stethoscope is most useful for auscultating which...
Diastolic murmurs
High-pitched heart sounds
Low-pitched heart sounds
Systolic clicks
Systolic murmurs |
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| low pitched sounds like S3 |
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