u world questions And Answers Graded A

u world questions And Answers Graded A Rationalization Correct Answer: using excuses to explain away threatening circumstances Displacement Correct Answer: Transfering thoughts and feelings toward one person or object onto another person or object Regression Correct Answer: returning to a previous level of development and adult has a temper tantrum introjection Correct Answer: taking on the qualities or attitudes of others without thought or examination reaction formation Correct Answer: behaving in a manner or expressing a feeling opposite of ones true feelings a paretn who is resentful of an unplanned child becomes overprotective of the child repression Correct Answer: keeping unacceptable thoughts or traumatic events buried in the unconscious a rapid victim can not recall the event sublimation Correct Answer: transforming unacceptable thoughts or needs into acceptable actions a person that may start boxing to deal with aggresion Memantine (Namenda) Correct Answer: is used to ease the symptoms of moderate to severe Alzheimer disease AD , thereby improving the quality of life for clients and caregivers improved cognition ( memory thinking language Daily functioning ( dressing, bathing, grooming, eating Behavioral problems ( agitation depression hallucination) Rib Fractures: Interventions Correct Answer: Pain management pulmonary hygiene techniques ( coughing, deep breathing) non-purulent vaginal discharge Correct Answer: leukorrhea purulent exudate Correct Answer: Drainage which contains pus, usually yellow, green or brown; indicates infection seropurulent exudate Correct Answer: Presents as cloudy or opaque, with a yellow or tan color and a thin, watery consistency. May be an early warning sign of an impending infection and is always considered an abnormal finding. Serous wound drainage Correct Answer: clear, watery plasma sanguineous drainage Correct Answer: mixture of serum and red blood cells immediate action is require when a client recovering from a vaginal hysterectomy saturates....... Correct Answer: More than one perineal pad in a hour Rhabdomyolysis Correct Answer: destruction of muscle to produce myoglobin ( protein found in the muscles) which is released into the blood, usually after an injury from overexertion, dehydration, severe vasoconstrictive ( cocaine use) heat stroke or trauma elevated creatine Kinase levels typically 15,000 U/L (250 ukat/l) is seen which can cause kidney injury creatine kinase level Correct Answer: 55-170 U/L creatine level Correct Answer: 0.7-1.40 mg/dl Glasgow Coma Scale Correct Answer: eyes, verbal, motor Max- 15 = stable below 8= coma ear irrigation steps Correct Answer: 1. assess for contraindication-fever, ear infection 2. explain procedure 3. place in side lying or sitting position with head tilted toward affected ear 4. place towel and emesis basin under ear 5. verify that irrigation solution is at body T 6. straighten ear cannal and ear up and back adults 7. irrrigate slowly directing syringe tip toward top of ear canal safe patient transfers Correct Answer: client should wear nonskid shoes make sure bed and chair is locked use transfer belt transfer client with stronger side Morning sickness interventiosn Correct Answer: - Eat several small meals during the day ( high in protein or carbs and low in fat - Drink fluids Like water and cold carbonated beverages high protein snacks cosume ginger containe products consume foods high in vitamin B6( nuts seeds legumes) Azathioprine Correct Answer: Immunosuppressant that causes bone marrow depression must report a leukopenia White bloods cell count less than 4,000 is severe and must be reported Acetaminophen Correct Answer: Tylenol nonopioid analgesic with antipyretic properties Baclofen Correct Answer: Antispastmodic drug given to MS patients to relieve uncomfortable spasms and muscular pain Colchicine Correct Answer: prescribed for clients with an acute attack of gout scope of practice Correct Answer: a set of regulations and ethical considerations that define the scope, or extent and limits, of the EMT's job myopia Correct Answer: nearsightedness Signs of Hypervolemia Correct Answer: bounding pulse shortness of breath distended neck veins Signs of Hypovolemia Correct Answer: 30 ml/hr flattened neck veins weak thready pulse subnormal temp Isotonic solutions Correct Answer: increase fluid volume Types of isotonic solution Correct Answer: Normale saline 0.5 dextrose in water lactated ringers hypotonic solution Correct Answer: A solution in which the concentration of solutes is less than that of the cell that resides in the solution rehydrates Types of Hypotonic solution Correct Answer: 0.45,0.33,0.225 sodium chloride how should you administer Hypotonic solutions Correct Answer: slowly to prevent cellular edema ( third spacing) Hypertonic solution Correct Answer: a solution that causes a cell to shrink because of osmosis what patients should you not give Hypertonic solution too Correct Answer: kidney heart