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Nursing process
- Assesment
- Nursing Diagnosis
- Planning
- Implementing
- Evalutaion
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Florance Nightingale
Manipulation of environment of the patient to assist in recovery
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Virginia Henderson
Nursing is independent of the pratice of medicine
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Tertiary care
Higher lever of care, major hospital, surgery
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Maslow
- Pyrimid of human needs
- Hierarchy of basic humand needs
- self
- esteem needs
- social needs
- safty needs
- physological needs
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Circulation affects??
- All aspects of well being
- No pumping rest of the body suffers
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Vital Signs
Temp, BP, Pulse, Respiration
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Pulse OX
Amount of oxygen in blood 95%-100%
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Vital Sign Regulator
Central Nervous System
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Hypothalamus
Controls Temp
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Blood Pressure Controls
- Medulla
- Vasoconstriction
- Vasodiliation
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Vital Signs influences
age, hormons, race, diet, weight, medications!!
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High BP
Leads to kidney failure
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Temp range
- Oral 98.6-100.4f
- Axillary 1 degree lower
- Rectal 1 degree higher
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Geriatric
Lower than normal temp
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Signs of fever
flush, warm, pirspiration, lathargic, shivvering, increase BP
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Five steps to Nursing Process
Assesment, nursing Dx, plan-outcome, intervention, evaluation
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Types of thermomiters
- glass
- electronic
- tympanic
- tape
- disposable
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SA node
creates electrical impulses causing contraction of atria
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Cardiac output amount CO
- 5000ml
- amount of blood pumped by heart in a min
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Stroke volume SV
amount of blood ejected from left ventrical with each contraction
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Heart rate HR
the number od times the heart contracts
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Pulse Site
- Temporal
- Carotic
- Apical
- Brachial
- Radial
- Femrol
- Popliteal
- Dorsalis Pedis
- Posterior Tibial
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Temprol
About tempal in hair line
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Apical
Below nipple on left
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Radial
Upper part of wrist
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Dorsalis Pedis
Top of foot
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Posterior Tibial
Behind ankle bone on inside
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Pulse assessment
- Rate-beats per min
- Rhythm-pattern of the rate
- Quality-strength of pulse
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TEDS
Machanical leggings to increase blood flow
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Carbon Dioxide
Levels stimulate breathing
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Inspiration
Breathing in diaphram contracts-pulls down
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Expiration
Breathing out diaphragm relaxes moves up
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Diaphoretic
Exsessive sweating
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General Survey
Study the whole individual
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Gait
coordinated arms swinging freely
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Assessment Includes
- S-severity
- L-location
- I-influencing factors
- D-duration
- A-associated symtpoms
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O,P,Q,R,S,T,U
- O-onset
- P-provocative or pallative-what bring it on
- Q-quality & quantity
- R-region or radiating
- S-seversity scale-pain-1-10
- T-timing-constant ot comes and goes
- U-understanding
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Skin layers
- Epidermis
- Dermis
- Subcutaneous layer
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Epidermis
- no vascular
- basal cells
- keratin & melanin layers
- horney cells-shed every 4 weeks
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Dermis
- Connective tissue
- Collagen
- Elastic tissue
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Epidermis layer contains
- Horney cell layer
- Basal cell layer
- Melanocytes
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Dermis layer contains
- Connective tissue
- Hair follicle
- Sebaceous gland
- Eccrine gland
- Apocrine gland
- Nerves
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Subcutaneous layer contains
- Adipose tissue
- Blood vessles
- Fat
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Vellos Hair
Covers most of body very fine
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Terminal hair
Darker thicker hair scalp eyebrow
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sebaceous glad
produces lipid substance through hair follical
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eccrine gland
Coiled tubes that open directly to skin surface
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Apocrine gland
produces think milky substance and opens at hair follicle
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Pallor color
- white skin color-fear, anxiety
- Black people-gray ashy
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Erythema
- red-fever, inflammation
- Black people-hardened skin warm
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cyanosis
- blue-decreased oxygen in blood
- black people-blue lips
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jaundice
- yellow-high amount og bilirubin
- Black people-look in eye for yellowness
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Jaundice
Increase of bilirubin in tissue
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Cyanosis
Bluish color due to lack of oxygen in reb blood cells
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Hypotension
BP below 90 systolic
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Primary/essential hypertension
We DONT know what causes it
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Secondary Hypertenion
We KNOW what causes it
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Normal Systolic and Diastolic
120/80
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Prehypertension systolic and diastolic
120-139/80-89
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Stage 1 Hypertension
140-159/90-99
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Stage 2 Hypertension
160 and up/100 and up
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Gerontology
Study of all aspects of aging and its consequences
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Ageism
When older people are steryotyped
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Erikson
- Ego integrity vs despair
- Life review or reminiscence
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Havighurst
Maintence of social contacts and relationships
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Abnormal Aging
- Confusion & disorientation
- Aizhemers
- Sundowning
- Loss of lang skills
- Poor judgment
- Loss of ability to calculate
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The 3 D's
- Dementia
- Depression
- Delirium
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Type 1 Diabeties
- Insulin Dependent
- usualy children
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Type 2 Diabeties
Oral med to help body untilize insulin produced by body
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Communication
TO get Information
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Elements of Communication
- Source (encoder)
- Message
- Channel
- Receiever (decoder)
- Feedback
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SBAR
- S-situation
- B-backround
- A-assesment
- R-recommendation
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Chaffee
an active, organized, cognative porcess used to carefully examine ones thinking ans the thinkgin of others
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Setterstan and Lauer
Recognizing an issue exists, analyzing information, evaluating information, and making conclusion
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Fowlers position
Head up 45 degress
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Suspine position
Flat on back not elevated
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Prone position
On stomach flat
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Sims position
Laying on side with upper leg bent out for stability
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Annular
circular shape to skin lesion
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Bulla
Elevated cavity containing free fluid larger that 1cm diameter
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Confluent
skin lesion that run together
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Crust
extrude left on skin
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Erosion
Shallow depression in skin
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Erythema
Intense redness of skin
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Excoriation
self inflicted abrasion on skin due to scratching
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Fissure
linear crazk in skin extending into dermis
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Furuncle
Boil, suppurative inflammatory skin lesiondue to infected hair follicle
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Hemangioma
skin lesion due to benign proliferation of blood vessels in dermis
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Keloid
hypertrophic scar, elevated behoy site of original injury
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Maceration
softening of tissue by soaking
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Macule
flat skin lesion with only a color change
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Nevus
mole, circumscribed skin lesion due to excess melanocytes
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Nodule
elevated skin lesion less 1cm
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Papule
skin lesion bigger than 1cm
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plaque
skin lesion in which papules coalasce or come together
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Purpura
read purple skin lesion due to broken blood vessels
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Pustule
elevated cavity containing thick turbid fluid
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S.L.I.D.A.
- Severity
- Location
- Influenceing factor
- Duration
- Associated Symptoms
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O.P.Q.R.S.T.U.
- Onset
- Provacation
- Quality
- Region
- Severity
- Timing
- Understanding
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I.P.P.A
- Inspect
- Palpate
- Percuss
- Asultaion
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