Ethics and Law Elimination Perioperative Immune System Inflammation, Infection, Wounds
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What is Fidelity
The obligation to be loyal and keep promises is which ethical principle?
100
What is constipation
Opioids may cause this and treatment includes adequate fluids, fruits, fiber, exercise, stool softeners
100
What is Malignant hyperthermia
Signs/Symptoms include: Hypercalcemia, tachycardia, hypotension, elevated body temperature and muscle rigidity of the jaw and upper chest
100
What are neutrophils
Cells of the immune system responsible for phagocytic action that may form pus (dead WBC, necrotic tissue, fluids from damaged cells).
100
What is Inflammation
Five cardinal symptoms: warmth, redness, swelling, pain, decreased function
200
What is Illinois State Board of Nursing
Illinois nurse licensure laws are formulated by which governing body?
200
What is Reflex Incontinence
This type of incontinence is due to neurological deficits (neuro signals to/from the brain)
200
What is Conscious Sedation
This type of sedation produces a depressed level of consciousness, but the patient can still respond to verbal commands and no respiratory support is needed
200
What is Aquired/Adapitve Immunity
Immunity that is not present at birth and develops by direct exposure to an antigen or antibodies are given to you
200
What is R.I.C.E.
The acronym for the care given for inflammation management
300
What is Evidence-Based Practice
The integration of the best current evidence and practices to make decisions about patient care with the goal of achieving maximum health benefits for the patient.
300
What is KUB (kidney, ureter, bladder)
An Xray of the lower abdomen to detect the presence of urinary calculi
300
What is Palliative
Surgery performed to relieve symptoms when a cure is not possible
300
What is Artificial Passive and/or Active
Immunity that is produced purposefully through medical interventions
300
What is Droplet Precaution
The type of infection precaution necessary for scarlet fever, pneumonia, pertussis, influenza, mumps
400
What is negligence
An unintentional tort that includes failure to perform as a reasonable, prudent person would; and failure to follow standards of practice; and no intent to harm is present.
400
What is Colorectal cancer
#1 symptom is rectal bleeding and screening consists of occult blood testing
400
What is Informed Consent
The disclosure of information so the patient can make an informed decision
400
What is Artificial / Passive Immunity
Immune therapy with serum containing antibodies (example: IgG infusion) that provides protection for approximately 3 months and creates no memory cells
400
What is Serosanguinous
Exudate/Drainage that is serous and contains RBC (pink)
500
What is the Bill of Rights
First 10 Amendments in the U.S. Constitution are collectively known as
500
What is Pyelonephritis
A kidney condition for which a urinalysis bacteria, pyuria, casts, and WBC in the urine
500
What is Patient Self-Determination Act
Mandates that patients must be queried about the existence of advance directives and that such advance directives be made available to them if they wish
500
What is Natural / Passive Immunity
Immunity by receiving preformed immunity made by another person (example: antibodies from mother to child) via IgG via the placenta or IgA in breast milk
500
What is Infection
Symptoms include those of inflammation, plus purulent drainage, foul odor and delayed healing






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