NSG 3160 (Nsg3160)

NSG 3160 - EXAM 3 HA.(STUDY GUIDE) / NSG 3160 - EXAM 3 HA.(STUDY GUIDE) Chapter 19  Define crepitus  Identify Vesicular, bronchial, bronchovesicular breath sounds o Identify the causes of decreased breaths sounds  Explain the characteristics of paroxysmal dyspnea  Define tactile fremitus

NSG 3160 - CHAPTER 20 &21. / NSG 3160 - CHAPTER 20 &21. CHAPTER 19 Functions of the respiratory system: (1) supplying oxygen to the body for energy production; (2) removing carbon dioxide as a waste product of energy reactions; (3) maintaining homeostasis (acid-base balance) of arterial blood; (4) maintaining heat exchange (less important in humans).

NSG 3160 - Fundamentals_2_Exam_1_Review. / NSG 3160 - Fundamentals_2_Exam_1_Review. Fundamentals 2 Exam 1 Review Principles of Health Promotion Individuality- understanding each client as individuals who are different from every other human being. Focusing on both total care and an individualized care context.

NSG 3160 - Health Assessment Exam 2 Review-1 / NSG 3160 - Health Assessment Exam 2 Review-1 Health Assessment Exam 2 Review Unit 3 Neurological System Chapter 5 Mental Status Assessment Defining Mental Status  Mental status is a person's emotional (feeling) and cognitive (knowing) function. – Optimal functioning aims toward simultaneous life satisfaction in work, caring relationships, and within the self. – Usually, mental status strikes a balance between good and bad days, ...

NSG 3160 - Fundamentals 2 Exam 1 Review /NSG 3160 - Fundamentals 2 Exam 1 Review. Principles of Health Promotion Individuality- understanding each client as individuals who are different from every other human being. Focusing on both total care and an individualized care context. Holism- emphasizes caring for a person as a whole and understanding how one are of concern relates to the whole person. Nursing interventions are directed toward restoring overall harmony. Homeostasis- maintainin...

NSG 3160 - Health Assessment Exam 2 Review/NSG 3160 - Health Assessment Exam 2 Review. Unit 3 Neurological System Chapter 5 Mental Status Assessment Defining Mental Status  Mental status is a person's emotional (feeling) and cognitive (knowing) function. – Optimal functioning aims toward simultaneous life satisfaction in work, caring relationships, and within the self. – Usually, mental status strikes a balance between good and bad days, allowing person to function socially and o...