Symptoms subj - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

PT 616 - Mckenzie Cervical & Thoracic Spine 5 subjective questions: - ANSWER-1 - When did symptoms start? 2 - How did symptoms start? 3 - Where are the symptoms? 4 - Are symptoms constant/intermittent? 5 - Do symptoms change in the short-term? What does the cervical spine do during retraction? - ANSWER-upper flexes lower extends What does the cervical spine do during protraction? - ANSWER-upper extends lower flexes What is wrong with the tissue with postural syndrome? - ANSWER-normal ...

A&P Test Part 1- Ch.6 Mechanisms of Disease J Terms in this set (49) Subjective atypical condition Symptoms Condition or syndrome defined by a characteristic set of signs & symptoms? Disease Diseases can be fought by? Prevention and therapy (treatment) Study of disease pathology The study of underlying physiological aspect of a disease? Pathophysiology Collection of different signs and symptoms that present a distinct picture of a pathological condition Syndrome Pathogenic organisms...

What are the three primary components for an assessment? - correct answer 1. History (subj data) 2. Physical exam (obj data) 3. Documentation What is subjective data? example - correct answer What the patient tells u. SYMPTOMS and pt history are subjective. What is objective data? example - correct answer The findings resulting in direct observation using all of your senses. SIGNS and a physical examination What are the steps in the nursing process? - correct answer Diagno...

ANS II- Exam 1 Questions with 100% Correct Answers 2024 in perioperative nursing, what is the RN's role during the pre-op phase? - Answer- preparation of pt for surgery in perioperative nursing, what is the RN's role during the intra-op phase? - Answer- patient care during surgery in perioperative nursing, what is the RN's role during the post-op phase? - Answer- facilitation of pt's recovery good patient outcomes are ensured by what 3 things? - Answer-communication teamwork pt ass...

Subjective symptoms verbally given to the HM by the patient or by a significant other; include the patient's description of pain or discomfort, the presence of nausea or dizziness, and a multitude of other descriptions of dysfunction, discomfort, or illness Objective signs the HM can actually see, hear, touch, feel, or smell; include measurements such as temperature, pulse, respiration, skin color, swelling, and results of tests Assessment diagnosis of the patient's condition; this is where ...

CLIN 1115 MIDTERM REVIEW Terms in this set (32) OBJECTIVE CUES Things we can OBSERVE - BP -PHYSICAL FINDINGS, ETC SUBJECTIVE CUES Cannot be PROVED (Symptoms felt by the pt - PAIN LEVEL - TINGLING, ITCHING, ETC DOCUMENTATION - LEGAL DOCUMENTS -ACCURATE, COMPREHENSIVE, FLEXIBLE, REFLECTIVE OF NURSING STANDARDS - MUST BE KEPT CONFIDENTIAL DIFFERENT METHODS OF RECORDING PN'S SOAP S- SUBJECTIVE O- OBJECTIVE A- ASSESSMENT P- PLAN SOAPIE S- SUBJECTIVE O- OBJECTIVE...

Signs of preg. (presumptive, probable, (+)) Presumptive Signs: least obj. or subj. signs;can also be caused by many other conditions Presumptive signs include:  Amenorrhea: o Highly suggestive of preg. in a healthy fem w/ regular & predictable period. Difficult to determine in a fem w/ irregular periods or in those who do not keep track of their menstrual cycles  Nausea & vomiting: o Common symptom (~50% of pregnancies) typically occurring between 2- 16 wks. gest  Breast en...

Signs of preg. (presumptive, probable, (+)) Presumptive Signs: least obj. or subj. signs;can also be caused by many other conditions Presumptive signs include:  Amenorrhea: o Highly suggestive of preg. in a healthy fem w/ regular & predictable period. Difficult to determine in a fem w/ irregular periods or in those who do not keep track of their menstrual cycles  Nausea & vomiting: o Common symptom (~50% of pregnancies) typically occurring between 2- 16 wks. gest  Breast en...

Evidence-based Inquiry Week 1-3 Exam Questions and Complete Solutions EBP - Ans: "Evidence-based practice (EBP) is the process of integrating the best available research evidence, practitioner experience, and client values into practice decisions" Evidence-Based Practice - Ans: practitioner experience external evidence client's situation/values It is clear from this definition that evidence- based practice relies on practitioners' clinical expertise when applying research evidence t...

CEBS GBA Exam 1 Questions And Answers 2024 Broad view of Employee Benefits (Mod 1.1) - correct answer-Considers Employee Benefits to be virtually any form of compensation other than direct wages paid to Employees (Ex: WC, Unemployment, State DI, SS, Vacation, Holidays, 401K/Retirement, Employer share of Medical, Severance Pay, Child Care, etc..) Narrow view of Employee Benefits (Mod 1.1) - correct answer-Any type of plan sponsored or initiated by Employees and Employers and engaged in prov...