When teaching dental health to the community, what should be included?
The importance of brushing before bedtime.
What individuals should a nurse use trauma-informed care with?
Where trauma is present.
Because many people do not disclose when trauma has occurred it is important
to treat everyone with universal trauma-informed care. The aim is to not treat
the trauma but minimize the potential for harm, and retraumatization,
and enhance safety control, and resilience for all clients.
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Mental health and the older LGBTQ community? (what is true about this
group?)
suicide and abuse rates are higher in this demographic
Care plans and ADPIEs
Assessment: Collecting data (Subjective and Objective).
Diagnosis: Identifying the problems.
Planning: Setting goals and outcomes.
Implementation: Performing interventions/actions.
Evaluation: Assessing the effectiveness of the interventions done.
Pregnancy - 36wks visit, told she will be screened for group B strep. How is this
done?
Swabbing the vagina and rectum. If it is + you have an IV antibiotic during
labor.
, Calorie intake for 2nd and 3rd trimester
300 more calories while pregnant and 500 more while breast feeding 2100 in
total
4th stage of labor. What actions would the nurse take during this stage?
1 to 4 hrs after the delivery of the placenta, Monitor mother's health. For risk of
hemorrhaging.
22 month old is skipping meals. What should the nurse advise?
Give lots of snack choices, often.
Understand the growth development of children.
Infant red flags in development: Unable to sit alone at nine months., Unable to
transfer objects from hand to hand by one-year, Abnormal grasp. Pincher grasp
by 15 months., unable to walk alone by 18 months., Failure to speak
recognizable words by age 2.
Toddler touching genitals. Mom is upset. What is the best nursing response?
Reassure the mom its normal for the child to explore their body, but to
encourage the child not to do it in public.
Toddlers sleep requirement, how much do they need?
12 hrs
Preschoolers is waking during the night. What is a common reason for this?
Nightmares/terrors? Hunger? Thirst? Urination? Anxiety
Best way to approach infant/ toddler/child during an exam.
Slow/ gentle approach, demonstrate on a toy or get down to their height
Promotion of Health Literacy - how to promote
simplifying complex medical information, using plain language, and ensuring
that patients understand their health conditions and the steps needed to manage
them.
What is Precontemplation in the stages of change model?
The individual is not yet considering change.
The importance of brushing before bedtime.
What individuals should a nurse use trauma-informed care with?
Where trauma is present.
Because many people do not disclose when trauma has occurred it is important
to treat everyone with universal trauma-informed care. The aim is to not treat
the trauma but minimize the potential for harm, and retraumatization,
and enhance safety control, and resilience for all clients.
Brainpower
Read More
Mental health and the older LGBTQ community? (what is true about this
group?)
suicide and abuse rates are higher in this demographic
Care plans and ADPIEs
Assessment: Collecting data (Subjective and Objective).
Diagnosis: Identifying the problems.
Planning: Setting goals and outcomes.
Implementation: Performing interventions/actions.
Evaluation: Assessing the effectiveness of the interventions done.
Pregnancy - 36wks visit, told she will be screened for group B strep. How is this
done?
Swabbing the vagina and rectum. If it is + you have an IV antibiotic during
labor.
, Calorie intake for 2nd and 3rd trimester
300 more calories while pregnant and 500 more while breast feeding 2100 in
total
4th stage of labor. What actions would the nurse take during this stage?
1 to 4 hrs after the delivery of the placenta, Monitor mother's health. For risk of
hemorrhaging.
22 month old is skipping meals. What should the nurse advise?
Give lots of snack choices, often.
Understand the growth development of children.
Infant red flags in development: Unable to sit alone at nine months., Unable to
transfer objects from hand to hand by one-year, Abnormal grasp. Pincher grasp
by 15 months., unable to walk alone by 18 months., Failure to speak
recognizable words by age 2.
Toddler touching genitals. Mom is upset. What is the best nursing response?
Reassure the mom its normal for the child to explore their body, but to
encourage the child not to do it in public.
Toddlers sleep requirement, how much do they need?
12 hrs
Preschoolers is waking during the night. What is a common reason for this?
Nightmares/terrors? Hunger? Thirst? Urination? Anxiety
Best way to approach infant/ toddler/child during an exam.
Slow/ gentle approach, demonstrate on a toy or get down to their height
Promotion of Health Literacy - how to promote
simplifying complex medical information, using plain language, and ensuring
that patients understand their health conditions and the steps needed to manage
them.
What is Precontemplation in the stages of change model?
The individual is not yet considering change.
