CAM Catching Z's What a Pain! Piss off! Oh Shit!
What is ayurveda
what practice incorporates individualized diet and exercise programs depending on dosha and the nature of the underlying dosha imbalance?
What are REM (rapid eye movement) and NREM (non-rapid eye movement)
Name the 2 types of sleep
1-3 Mild, 4-6 Moderate, 7-10 Severe
Explain the intensities of the 0-10 pain scale
what is involuntary urination at an age when continence should be established
Define enuresis
What is cathartics are much stronger than laxatives at inducing defecation (usually watery stool)
What is the difference between laxatives and cathartics
What is traditional chinese medicine
what practice is based on the body's qi and can be accessed and manipulated through specific anatomic points along the surface of the body
What is hypersomnia
what sleep disorder is indicated when a patient obtains sufficient amount of sleep but cannot stay away during the day?
what is peripheral neuropathic
what category of pain is associated with phantom limbs or carpal tunnel ?
What is 1500mL/day and 60mL/hr
Normal urinary output in mL/day and mL/hour
What is the first thing in the morning or 2-4 hours after meals when the bowel is least active
The 2 best times to change an ostomy pouch?
What is valerian
sedative, tranquilizer, lowers blood pressure; helps menstrual cramps are traditional uses of what herb?
What is parasomnia
what sleep disorder is indicated by behaviors such as bruxism, enuresis, PLMD, sleeptalking, and sleepwalking?
what is a non-painful stimuli
what is an allodynia?
what is 4.5-8 (7 is considered the standard)
what is the range of normal pH in the urine?
When it is 1/3 to 1/2 full of stool or gas
When to empty a drainable ostomy pouch?
What is milk thistle
what herb can reduce the effect of oral contraceptives?
What is an accelerated metabolism of oral contraceptives leading to lower plasma levels
Modanifil/Provigil can have what effect on oral contraceptives
what is an unpleasant abnormal sensation
What is dysesthesia?
What can be...white blood cells, bacteria, pus, sperm, vaginal fluid...and other fun things!
List some normal causes of cloudiness in the urine
What is lowering the container or use the clamp to stop the flow for 30 seconds, then restart at a slower rate
What do you do if the client c/o fullness or pain during an enema?
What are meditation, biofeedback and imagery
what 3 techniques involve the process of physical resting and rhythmic breathing?
What is narcolepsy
what sleep disorder is caused by lack of chemical hypocretin in the CNS that regulates sleep?
What is Facial expression, Leg movement, Activity, Cry, and Consolability
What does FLACC stand for?
what is putting manual pressure on the bladder to promote emptying
What is the Credes Manuver?
What are left lateral, dorsal recumbent, and right lateral
Body position(s) used during a high enema (to clean out as much of the colon as possible)

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