basic adult care quick questions
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BASIC ADULT CARE
LEVEL III
The surgery in which screws and plates are used to fix the
fractured bone
Nursing care for a patient with traction to prevent bed sores
The displacement of a bone from its normal articulation
with a joint
The fracture that involve break in the skin
Open fracture
The type of pain that lasts 6 months or more
Chronic pain
The pain scale is 9 then the intensity of pain is
Sever
When we say lower abdominal pain, we determined
Location
Xylocaine?
Local anesthetic
The intensity of pain is 2, then the pain is called
Mild
The type of surgery forcataract
Required
The first nursing intervention in the recovery room
Check level of consciousness
The anesthesia that affects the whole body
General anesthesia
The phase that begins with the decision to perform surgery
Pre-operative phase
The OR nurse who helps the surgeon in performing the
surgery
Scrub nurse
The degree of burn that may be painless
3rd degree
When the ulcer extend into the subcutaneous tissue, this is in
what stage of bed sores
Stage III
The burn covering the face, right arm and anterior chest,
then the percentage of the affected area is
27 %
The acute viral infection which is marked by painful vesicular skin
eruptions
Herpes zoster
The layer of the skin that contains adipose tissue
Subcutaneous
The normal range is (5000 – 10000 )/mm3
RBCs
CBC is an example of which type of blood specimens
Venous blood specimen
The sodium level is 125 mEq
Hyponatremia
The type of shock that caused by sever allergic reaction
Anaphylactic shock
The normal range of Hb(hemoglobin)
for adult man
(13 – 18)
The separation of the retina due to trauma or other diseases
Retinal detachment
Abnormal elevation ofIOP
Glaucoma
Inflammation of the middle ear
Otitis media
The most infected sinuses
Maxillary
Progressive opacity of the lens
Cataract