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[Show more](S) in SBAR - Situation 
(B) in SBAR - Background 
(A) in SBAR - Assessment 
(R) in SBAR - Recommendation 
The single most important and preventative technique that healthcare workers can use to interrupt the 
infectious process is doing what? - Handwashing 
PPE stands for? - personal protective equ...
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Add to cart(S) in SBAR - Situation 
(B) in SBAR - Background 
(A) in SBAR - Assessment 
(R) in SBAR - Recommendation 
The single most important and preventative technique that healthcare workers can use to interrupt the 
infectious process is doing what? - Handwashing 
PPE stands for? - personal protective equ...
temperature is too high - hyperthermia, (higher than 99.7F) 
normal temperature range - 97.0F - 99.7F 
termperature is too low - hypothermia, (lower than 97F) 
normal heart rate range - 60-100 beats per minute (BPM) 
heart rate is too high - tachycardia (over 100 BPM) 
heart rate is too low - bradyc...
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Add to carttemperature is too high - hyperthermia, (higher than 99.7F) 
normal temperature range - 97.0F - 99.7F 
termperature is too low - hypothermia, (lower than 97F) 
normal heart rate range - 60-100 beats per minute (BPM) 
heart rate is too high - tachycardia (over 100 BPM) 
heart rate is too low - bradyc...
Stage 1 pressure ulcer - Intact skin with nonblanchable redness 
Stage 2 pressure ulcer - Partial loss of dermis. Shallow open ulcer, usually shiny, or dry. Red-pink 
wound bed without sloughing or bruising. 
Stage 3 pressure ulcer - Full thickness tissue loss, subcutaneous fat may be visible. Possi...
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Add to cartStage 1 pressure ulcer - Intact skin with nonblanchable redness 
Stage 2 pressure ulcer - Partial loss of dermis. Shallow open ulcer, usually shiny, or dry. Red-pink 
wound bed without sloughing or bruising. 
Stage 3 pressure ulcer - Full thickness tissue loss, subcutaneous fat may be visible. Possi...
SUPINE POSITION - lying on the back 
PRONE POSITION - lying face down 
FOWLERS POSITION - semi-sitting body position in which a person's head and shoulders are elevated 
45 to 60 degrees 
HIGH FOWLERS POSITION - 90 degrees 
ORTHOPNEIC POSITION - Sitting upright, bending over resting elbows on table...
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Add to cartSUPINE POSITION - lying on the back 
PRONE POSITION - lying face down 
FOWLERS POSITION - semi-sitting body position in which a person's head and shoulders are elevated 
45 to 60 degrees 
HIGH FOWLERS POSITION - 90 degrees 
ORTHOPNEIC POSITION - Sitting upright, bending over resting elbows on table...
Dorsal Position - Supine (Flat) 
Dorsal Recumbent - Pillow under knees 
Fowlers - Head of bed raised up 45-60 degrees 
Semi Fowlers - Head of bed raised up 30 degrees 
Orthopenic - Sitting up leaning on table (90 degrees) 
Sims - Laying on one side with knee drawn to chest 
Prone - Face down 
Lithot...
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Add to cartDorsal Position - Supine (Flat) 
Dorsal Recumbent - Pillow under knees 
Fowlers - Head of bed raised up 45-60 degrees 
Semi Fowlers - Head of bed raised up 30 degrees 
Orthopenic - Sitting up leaning on table (90 degrees) 
Sims - Laying on one side with knee drawn to chest 
Prone - Face down 
Lithot...
what are similar in hospital and long term care national patient safety goals? - patient identification 
proper procedure for fecal impactation removal? - Lube first two gloved fingers, insert into pt one at 
a time, in a scissor movement break down the stool and remove little by little. 
**Watch fo...
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Add to cartwhat are similar in hospital and long term care national patient safety goals? - patient identification 
proper procedure for fecal impactation removal? - Lube first two gloved fingers, insert into pt one at 
a time, in a scissor movement break down the stool and remove little by little. 
**Watch fo...
What do we want to do with chain of infection? - break it, wash hands 
How does HAI spread - not hand washing, equipment 
What PPE is worn for what isolation - Contact - gloves, gown 
Droplet - mask, gloves, gown 
standard precautions - gloves 
What infections do we put in Contact isolation - VRE, M...
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Add to cartWhat do we want to do with chain of infection? - break it, wash hands 
How does HAI spread - not hand washing, equipment 
What PPE is worn for what isolation - Contact - gloves, gown 
Droplet - mask, gloves, gown 
standard precautions - gloves 
What infections do we put in Contact isolation - VRE, M...
(S) in SOAPIER? - Subjective 
(O) in SOAPIER? - objective 
(A) in SOAPIER? - assessment 
(P) in SOAPIER? - plan 
(I) in SOAPIER? - Implement 
(E) in SOAPIER? - Evaluate 
(R) in SOAPIER? - Reassessing 
What color is regular insulin? - clear 
What color is NPH Insulin? - cloudy 
What type of needle is...
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Add to cart(S) in SOAPIER? - Subjective 
(O) in SOAPIER? - objective 
(A) in SOAPIER? - assessment 
(P) in SOAPIER? - plan 
(I) in SOAPIER? - Implement 
(E) in SOAPIER? - Evaluate 
(R) in SOAPIER? - Reassessing 
What color is regular insulin? - clear 
What color is NPH Insulin? - cloudy 
What type of needle is...
Used to treat inflammatory responses- decreases edema, muscle spasms, pain, and decreases blood 
flow to the area. - Cold and Heat Therapy 
when is cold and heat therapy recommended for an injury - first 24 to 48 hours 
whose responsibility is it to evaluate proper application, adverse signs and sym...
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Add to cartUsed to treat inflammatory responses- decreases edema, muscle spasms, pain, and decreases blood 
flow to the area. - Cold and Heat Therapy 
when is cold and heat therapy recommended for an injury - first 24 to 48 hours 
whose responsibility is it to evaluate proper application, adverse signs and sym...
What are 2 sources of stress? - Physiological 
Psychological 
Physiological stress is caused by - A disease/physiological process 
Examples of physiological stress - Cancer 
COPD 
Dementia 
Injury 
Heart attack 
Acute/chronic pain 
Psychological stress is caused by - your environment (anything outsi...
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Add to cartWhat are 2 sources of stress? - Physiological 
Psychological 
Physiological stress is caused by - A disease/physiological process 
Examples of physiological stress - Cancer 
COPD 
Dementia 
Injury 
Heart attack 
Acute/chronic pain 
Psychological stress is caused by - your environment (anything outsi...
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