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110 terms kandykat1012Preview NCSBN 408 term AN DO NOT delegate what you can...EAT (Acronym) Evaluate, Assess, Teach

UAP's can not be delegated:

EAT, meds, and unstable patients

LPNs cannot be delegated:

Anything related with blood.

• oz = ? mL

30 mL MAP formula

SBP+2(DBP)/3

Normal level for CVP

• - 8 mmhg

Increased CVP can indicate Right ventricular failure or fluid volume excess

Order of assessment 1) Inspection 2) Palpation 3) Percussion 4) Auscultation (except with the abdomen, this is #2) Blood type O

• Can receive from O
• Can donate to O, A, B, AB,

Blood Type A Antigen-A; Antibody-Anti B; Can receive from A or O; Can donate to A or AB Blood type B

• Receive from B and O
• Can donate to B and AB

Blood Type AB

• Can donate to O, A, B, AB
• Can receive from AB

buck's traction knee immobility russell's traction a sling is positioned under the knee which suspends the distal thigh above the bed (femur or lower leg) dunlap traction skeletal or skin bryant's traction children <3 y <35 lbs with femur fx

Infant's development: 2-3 months

Turns head side to side

Infant's development: 4-5 months

Grasps, switch & roll

Infant's development: 6-7 months

Sit at 6, waves bye-bue

Infant's development: 8-9 months

Stands straight at 8

Infant's development: 10-11 months

Belly to butt (phrase has 11 letters)

Infant's development: 12-13 months

Twelve and up, drink from a cup

Erikson's Stage: Infancy (0-18m)

Trust vs. Mistrust Development of trust based on caregivers

Erikson's Stage: Early childhood (18m-3yrs)

Autonomy vs. Shame & doubt Development of sense of personal control Preschool (3-5yrs) Initiative vs. Guilt Development of sense of purpose and directive School age (6- 11yrs) Industry vs. Inferiority Development of pride in accomplishments

Erikson's Stage: Adolescence (12-18yrs)

Identity vs. Role confusion Exploration of independence and development of self

Erikson's Stage: Early adulthood (18- 40yrs)

Intimacy vs. Isolation Development of personal relationships and love

Erikson's Stage: Adulthood (40- 65yrs)

Generativity vs. Stagnation Fulfilling goals and building career and family

Erikson's Stage: Older adult (>65yrs)

Integrity vs. Despair Looking back on life with acceptance

Parkland formula:

4ml/kg/%body burned How should you administer the fluids when utilizing the Parkland formula?

• 1st 8h: 1⁄2 total volume - 2nd/ 8h: 1⁄4 total volume - 3rd 8h: 1⁄4 total volume

What does it control? Cranial Nerve I Olfactory Smell test What does it control? II Optic Visual acuity and visual fields What does it control? III Oculomotor Pupil constriction and extraocular movements What does it control? IV Trochlear

Extraocular movements: inferior adduction

What does it control? V Trigeminal Clench teeth and light touch What does it control? VI Abducens

Extraocular movements: lateral abduction

What does it control? VII Facial

Facial movement: close eyes, smile

What does it control? VIII Auditory Hearing and Romberg test