does blood pressure drop, or get higher with a stroke?
its higher. hypertension.
what is hypotension?
for falls and syncopy. postural hypostension?
what is hypoglycemia?
osteoporosis is what?
how do you reduce swelling?
rice.
cause of stroke.
hypertension
how do you manage multiple sclerosis?
quadrapalegic?
peripelegic?
angina pectoris is?
are men higher risk for UTI's?
if someone just had a stroke, would they start rehab one week after?
no.
what is congestive heart failure?
affects the right and left side of heart. heart cannot pump properly. -weight gain from edema/ lungs fluid.
inflammation of bladder caused by bacteria in the bladder is?
cystitis
type one diabetes is treated with:
insulin
hypoglycemia is not caused by :
eating too much, too much exercise, vomitting.
eating too much food.
define incontinence:
loss of control over urination, or BM. loss of control of elimination.
dysuria:
incontinence:
urinary system removes waste from? producing how much urine?
three symptoms of diabetes?
urine has a _____________ odour?
faint
define hypoglycemia:
low blood sugar
list five symptoms of hypoglycemia:
shaky, disorientation, pale and cool skin. dizziness.
what is osteoarthritis?:
inflammation of bones and joints
three symptoms of osteoarthritis:
stiffness, pain everywhere, swelling
rheumatoid arthritis is:
affect major organs, plus swelling/ inflammation of bones and joints.
what is renal failure:
list three symptoms of renal failure:
yellow, dry, itchy skin. - hypertension- inflammation of mouth
what is a urinary tract infection?
infection caused by microbes entering the urethra
what is cystitis?
inflammation of bladder caused by bacteria
pyelonephritis:
inflammation of kidney or pelvis
diabetes?
disorder in which the body cannot produce or use insulin properly
hyperthyroidism:
disorder caused by an overactive thyroid gland so all of the bodys process speeds up due to excess thyroid hormone
what is constipation?
common time for fecal elimination:
after meals, peristalsis.
transient achemic attack:
a mini stroke, a sign that a big stroke is coming
parkinsons disease:
dopamine producing cells in the brain are progessively destroyed
epilepsy:
multiple seizure
hypertension:
bp high
coronary artery disease:
four warning signs of myocardial infarction:
arrhythmia is what?:
congestive heart failure is what?:
cerebrovascular accident is what?
parkinsons disease is what?
epilepsy is what?
difference between right side, and left sided heart failure?
left sided heart failure will back into lungs. right side will go back into body.
huntingtons disease is what?
inherited disorder that destroys brain cells causing uncontrolled movements, emotional disturbances, and cognitive losses.
what is amyotrophic lateral scleroisis?:
what is multiple sclerosis?
disease in which myelin is attacked, so nerve impluses are not sent to and from the brain in a normal manner, which causes impairment or loss or function.
removal of all or part of extremity is:
amputation
what disease causes bones to be pourus and brittle?
osteoporosis
hemiplegic is:
one side of body is paralyzed.
stroke is:
stroke occurs in:
bleeding in brain, or blood clot.
warning sign of stroke is:
tia.
symptom management for arthritis:
weight loss, diet changes, gate aids, tyelonol.
syonosis:
turning blue
drainage under a cast, chills fever, or vomitting means:
infection.
caring for a client who had a stroke observe:
loss of movement (hemiplegic), loss of facial muscle control. asphagia, loss of ability to speak aphasia. mood change.
joint stiffness occurs in osteoarthritis with activity and ROM exercises. true or false?
false
rheumatoid arthritis in children can affect growth and development. t or f
true
rheumatoid arthritis affets only the large weight-bearing joints. t or f
fasle. it affects all joints and tissues.
arthroplasty is done to cure arthritis, t or f
true
you can prevent osteoporisis by taking calcium and having a regular exercise program. t or f
true.
when turning and repositioning a client with osteoporosis, you should move him quickly to prevent fractures. t or f
false. move slowly to prevent fractures.
you must protect a client with osteoporisis from falls because he or she is at high risk for injuries. t or f
false
an infant who has a fracture may be a victim of child abuse. t or f
true
phantom limb pain occurs when a client has had an amputation. t or f
true
a stroke occurs when brain cells get too much oxygen and too many nutrients. t or f
false. a stroke occurs when there is a blood clot in the brain
if the kidney does not recieve enough blood:
the waste stays in the body. septicimia. because they are not recieving enough oxygen, they have a low urine output. all the waste remains in the body. the kidney is the filtration system of the body.
is multiple sclerosis a short term acute disease?
no its a progressive disease
a client with chronic obstructive pulminary disease (COPD) is at risk for respiratory infections.
yes, but WHY?
angina pectoris occurs when vessels narrow and the heart pumps with more force. t or f
chest pain occurs, and its because blood is pumping through narrowed arteries.
activity will usually recieve angina pain in five minutes? t or f
false, REST relieves it.
a common term for a myocardial infarction:
heart attack
the goal of cardiac rehabilitation after a myocardial infarction is to:
prevent another heart attack
when a client has renal calculi, do you strain the urine?
yes
when a client has crhonic renal failure, only the renal system is affected.
FAlse. its systemic
what type of arhtritis occurs in children?
rheumatoid arthritis
goals in treating rheumatoid arthritis:
maintain joint motion, control pain, prevent deformations
when a client has osteoporosis, a fracture can occur when they _____ because _____________.
-fall
-their bones are very brittle and porous.
a child falls and has signs/symptoms of a fracture this includes:
