ORPEDIC NURSE CERTIFICATION: AN A+ QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS PLAYBOOK
Inhalants: Intoxication affects
Withdrawal effects Euphoria Dizziness Blurred vision loss of inhibition muscle weakness
depressed reflexes slurred speech loss of coordination
Assess motivation and stage of/readiness for change
Prochaska DiClemente and Norcross
Stages
1 Precontemplation personal realization and decreased defensiveness and rationalization
through social pressure dramatic experience media consequences and social norms
2 Contemplation
Shifting decisional balance making a commitment to a change attempt and resolving
ambivalence
3 Preparation
commitment plan and concrete strategies
4 Action
daily implementation of plan coping with withdrawal and desire to use behavioral coping
activities
5 Maintenance
lifestyle changes shifts in social network behavioral coping activities
GGT
gammaglutamyltransferase
deontology
The right act
4 ethical principles of deontology
justice beneficence autonomy nonmalificence
beneficence
Promoting the good of others and preventing them from harm
nonmalificence
Responsibility to do no harm
group process Long and McMahon
, activities in a group how interactions occur amoung members timing of interactions roles of
members seating arrangements tone of voice of members non verbal behaviors
catharsis
the act or process of releasing a strong emotion
recapituation
summarizing and restating
existential
Existence
triangling
another family member is brought in inorder to stabilize the emotional process
scapegoating
another family member is blamed
paradoxical prescription
instructions are given to perform the opposite of what is intended in order to produce change
category a
controlled studies in humans have demonstrated no risk
category b
animal trials show no risk no evidence of risk in2nd or 3rd trimester
category c
human risk unknown and can not be ruled out
category d
positive risk to fetus must weigh benefit to pregnant women vs risk
category x
the drug is contraindicated in women who are or may become pregnant
nonverbal messages are observed by the receiver in 4 ways
appearance paralabguage proxemics kinesics
appearane
ANSWERS PLAYBOOK
Inhalants: Intoxication affects
Withdrawal effects Euphoria Dizziness Blurred vision loss of inhibition muscle weakness
depressed reflexes slurred speech loss of coordination
Assess motivation and stage of/readiness for change
Prochaska DiClemente and Norcross
Stages
1 Precontemplation personal realization and decreased defensiveness and rationalization
through social pressure dramatic experience media consequences and social norms
2 Contemplation
Shifting decisional balance making a commitment to a change attempt and resolving
ambivalence
3 Preparation
commitment plan and concrete strategies
4 Action
daily implementation of plan coping with withdrawal and desire to use behavioral coping
activities
5 Maintenance
lifestyle changes shifts in social network behavioral coping activities
GGT
gammaglutamyltransferase
deontology
The right act
4 ethical principles of deontology
justice beneficence autonomy nonmalificence
beneficence
Promoting the good of others and preventing them from harm
nonmalificence
Responsibility to do no harm
group process Long and McMahon
, activities in a group how interactions occur amoung members timing of interactions roles of
members seating arrangements tone of voice of members non verbal behaviors
catharsis
the act or process of releasing a strong emotion
recapituation
summarizing and restating
existential
Existence
triangling
another family member is brought in inorder to stabilize the emotional process
scapegoating
another family member is blamed
paradoxical prescription
instructions are given to perform the opposite of what is intended in order to produce change
category a
controlled studies in humans have demonstrated no risk
category b
animal trials show no risk no evidence of risk in2nd or 3rd trimester
category c
human risk unknown and can not be ruled out
category d
positive risk to fetus must weigh benefit to pregnant women vs risk
category x
the drug is contraindicated in women who are or may become pregnant
nonverbal messages are observed by the receiver in 4 ways
appearance paralabguage proxemics kinesics
appearane
