jeopardy

3 structures of the ear that represent instruments

4 practices that are examples of complementary for alternative therapies

These unstable molecules alter genetic codes

chemicals produced by the body

Smart nurses ask about the use of these during their client assessment

this technique is used through physiologic responses to learn to manipulate the autonomic nervous systems through mental activity

These are four components of a comprehensive pain assessment

Signs and symptoms of chronic pain are often similar to this condition

the most common side effect of narcotics

nurses want to use this component in their skills

Nanda diagnosis for a patient who is able to walk more than a few steps without shortness of breath

this step process determines how goals have been met

examination and observation of client yields this type of data

Asking questions regarding the patients’ medical history and performing physical assessment

Process is used by sodium to control the body fluid balance

adults body is composed of how much water

Name of the process where pressure is exerted against the cell membrane by water inside the cell

This is the normal Ph range for the human body

Maintenance within narrow limits within the body

These patients do not relate that they are in pain

Health member most consistent with pain management

Four components of FICA

Nurses should ask this question to assess spirituality

Organization states the ethical responsibility to provide spiritual care

Most important thing to assess for a patient experiencing distress

Guilt, poor coping of displaced anger

Hearing loss is caused by damage disease of the eighth cranial nerve

Client with vision and hearing loss is experiencing

required characteristic of the OR

This is most appropriate initial action when a client experiences symptoms of hypoglycemia

This is a cornerstone tx for patient’s w/ type II diabetes

Most important role caring a client who has altered tactile sensation

This action must be taken prior to implentmenting preoperative medical orders for a surgical client

Verbal communication is accomplished using one of these three methods

self-administered tx adjunct provides greater client control over patient pain; is self administered

One of these two types of antimicrobial soaps is used to prep the surgical patient’s skin

Side effect of anestheasia

To decrease anxiety this type of drug is often given in combination

This disorder to cause the eye lens or its capsule to lose transparency

The nurse must ensure this is obtained prior to administration of anesthesia

This disorder is characterized by an abnormally pressurized in the eyeball

This type of special distance is effective for friends, nurses, coworkers

the process of exchanging information

This type of communication may not be congruent with words that are spoken

This process involves verifying message sent as the message received

is the most common complication of diabetes mellitus

This hormone stimulates the active transport glucose

This is the most common fear of patient’s regarding surgery

This is an appropriate action to take when a nurse suspects contamination of the sterile field

This postoperative complication is likely to occur in older adult

Clients w/ a blood sugar >70 mg /dl are experiencing what condition –

Chest pain radiating down to the back can signify