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Nurse as A Care Provider 3210 questions withcomplete solutions
a sense that allows a person to recognize the size, shape, and texture of an object. Correct Answer-Stereognosis
visual refers to Correct Answer-sight
auditory refers to Correct Answer-hearing
tactile refers to Correct Answer-touch
olfactory refers to Correct Answer-smell
gustatory refers to Correct Answer-taste
kinesthetic refers to Correct Answer-Position and motion
stimulation of a receptor such as light, touch, or sound Correct Answer-Reception
integration and interpretation of stimuli Correct Answer-Perception
only the most important stimuli will elicit a reaction Correct Answer-Reaction
Deficit in the normal function of sensory reception and perception Correct Answer-
Sensory deficits Inadequate quality or quantity of stimulation Correct Answer-Sensory deprivation
Reception of multiple sensory stimuli Correct Answer-Sensory overload
Factors influencing sensory function Correct Answer-Age
Meaningful stimuli
Amount of stimuli
Social interaction
Environmental factors
Cultural factors
Nursing Process: Assessment Correct Answer-Through the patient's eyes
People at risk
Sensory alterations history
Mental status
Physical assessment
Ability to perform self-care
Health promotion habits
Environmental standards
Communication methods
Social support
Use of assistive devices
Other factors affecting perception
Nursing diagnoses that apply to patients with sensory alterations include: Correct Answer-Risk for Injury Self-Care Deficit
Risk for Falls
Impaired Verbal Communication
Impaired Socialization
Impaired Mobility
Planning Correct Answer-Goals and outcomes
Partner with the patient
Incorporate what you know about the patient's sensory problems
Setting priorities
Type and extent of sensory alteration
Safety Patient preferences Teamwork and collaboration
Implementation Correct Answer-Patients can learn to adjust to sensory impairments at any age with the proper support and resources.
Health promotion
Screening
Preventive measures
Use of assistive devices
Promoting meaningful stimulation
Vision
Hearing
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