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FPCC EXAM 3 JACOBS REVIEW TEST BANK QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS List 3 ways stress-relieving interventions work - Answer-1. Removing or modifying stressors 2. Supporting coping abilities 3. Treating responses Skim pg. 254 - Answer- How to use nutrition to avoid and cope with stress? - Answer- How to use exercise to avoid and cope with stress? - Answer- How to use sleep and rest to avoid and cope with stress? - Answer- How to use leisure to avoid and cope with stress? - Answer- ...

FPCC - JACOBS – DOCUMENTATION REVIEW TEST QUESTIONS WITH REVISED AND UPDATED ANSWERS MAR (Medication Administration Record) - Answer-What has been prescribed Inpatient also tracks administration Kardex - Answer-In the past, first place to look for quick info on client's care Not permanent part of patient's health record Integrated Plan of Care Form - Answer-A combined charting and Care Plan form "Occurrence" - Answer-An event we didn't expect to happen, Plan for, or hope for...

FALLS - FPCC EXAM 1 REVIEW TEST BANK QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED AND UPDATED ANSWERS What can you do for the patient specifically? - Answer-Orient the patient and family Nonskid footwear and bath mats Assistive devices and call light Distraction Consider placing patients at high fall risk near the nursing station What are some ways to ensure the bed is safe for fall prevention? - Answer-Low and Locked Side Rails? Chair/bed sensors Report and __________ all incidents per the health care...

Documentation - act of recording patient status & care in written form or electronic form, or in a combination of the 2. Explain the purposes of documentation - 1. Communication "continuity of care" 2. Legally 3. Financially 4. Education & quality improvement Explain how, when, & why to complete an incident report. - -if an event that happens that isn't consistent with routine care (a never event- pt developing a pressure ulcer, falling) -*first assess the pt & the pt's response...

Pharmacokinetics - ADME, absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion. What happens to the drug inside of the body 5 factors that affect absorption - Route, ability to dissolve, Blood flow, body SA, lipid solubility Metabolism - - biotransformation, the change of a drug from its original form to a new form. (active or inactive) What happens to a drug in the body when metabolism is altered? - Medication accumulation which leads to toxicity Which organ is usually responsible fo...