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Understanding the Impact of Climate Change on Agriculture, Quizzes of Nursing

The effects of climate change on agricultural productivity, focusing on extreme weather events, changing precipitation patterns, and the potential for adaptation strategies. It provides insights into the challenges farmers face in adapting to these changes and the role of scientific research in developing sustainable agricultural practices.

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2011/2012

Uploaded on 09/30/2012

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coord efforts of muscloskel. and NS maintain
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balanceposturebody alignment
TERM 2
body mechanics are mandatory for what 4
DEFINITION 2
liftingbendingmovingperforming activites of daily living
TERM 3
4 parts of body mechanics
DEFINITION 3
body alignmentbody balancecoordinated body
movementfriction
TERM 4
relationship of one body part to another,
stand tall- realize where center of gravity is
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body alignment
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achieved by low center of gravity, enhanced
by posture, wide base so feet spread apart
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body balance
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coord efforts of muscloskel. and NS maintain

what 3

balanceposturebody alignment

TERM 2

body mechanics are mandatory for what 4

DEFINITION 2

liftingbendingmovingperforming activites of daily living

TERM 3

4 parts of body mechanics

DEFINITION 3

body alignmentbody balancecoordinated body

movementfriction

TERM 4

relationship of one body part to another,

stand tall- realize where center of gravity is

DEFINITION 4

body alignment

TERM 5

achieved by low center of gravity, enhanced

by posture, wide base so feet spread apart

DEFINITION 5

body balance

must overcome obj wt and be aware of its

center of gravity, 50lbs/nurse

coordinated body mvt

TERM 7

effect of rubbing/resistance when a moving

body meets a surface when turning

DEFINITION 7

friction

TERM 8

friction when move a pts body up so use what

to decrease amt of friction that irritates skin

DEFINITION 8

pull sheet

TERM 9

regulation of movement occurs by what

DEFINITION 9

skeletal systm, skeletal muscle, NS

TERM 10

skeletal system consists of what 5

DEFINITION 10

jts, bones, ligaments, tendons, cartiagle

CNS damange can be damage to any

component that regulates what

voluntary movements. ex: MS

TERM 17

muscloskeletal trauma includes what 4

DEFINITION 17

fractures, contusions, sprains, bruises

TERM 18

2 examples of musclskeletal

trauma

DEFINITION 18

car accidentfall down stairs

TERM 19

asssessment of body alignment includes what

DEFINITION 19

standing, sitting, recumbent (can move up in bed, hold self

up on end of bed, can mv all 4 extremities)

TERM 20

asssessment of mobility includes what 4

DEFINITION 20

range of motiongaitexerciseactivity tolerance(can squeeze

hand, in fetal position?)

8 nursing diagnosises

activity intolerancerisk for Act intoldisturbed body

imageimapred physical mobillityacute painchronic

painimpaired skin intergrityrisk for impaired skin integrity

TERM 22

implementing lifting techniques include what

DEFINITION 22

place obj close to center of gravitybend kneesuse stronger

leg musclesavoid twistingtighten abdominal muscles and

tuck in pelvismaintain erect trunk

TERM 23

high fowlers position, 90 degrees when

DEFINITION 23

eating, prevent aspiration

TERM 24

semi fowlers, 45-60 degrees when

DEFINITION 24

cant breath

TERM 25

laying on back

DEFINITION 25

supine

when helping a pt get up, put shoes in front of

their feet why

prevent slidding

TERM 32

active range of motion

DEFINITION 32

pt can move jts

TERM 33

passive range of motion

DEFINITION 33

nurse moves pt joints to keep mobile and active

TERM 34

if not strong muscles and good coordination,

what can happen with cane

DEFINITION 34

pt can fall easily

TERM 35

when using a walker, do what

DEFINITION 35

take step then move walker straight ahead

use cane where for

support

on stronger side

TERM 37

when using 1 crutch, what side go on and do

what

DEFINITION 37

on stronger side, move opposite with crutch

TERM 38

one of safest assistance for pt bc wide base

for support

DEFINITION 38

walker

TERM 39

causes of inaccurate accuchecks 7

DEFINITION 39

finger not cleaned completelysqeeuzed finger too

hardcleaned finger with alcoholfailure to cover test strip al

the wayignore low batteryphysiological changes inlude out of

range hgb and uric acid levelshypovolemic pt

TERM 40

when doing accucheck, use

what

DEFINITION 40

side of finger not the pad

for isolation pts that need BG taken, place

hand where and after do what

in plastic bag with only test strip esxposedclean meter with

germicidale or bleach wipes

TERM 47

before BG testing, clean finger with what and

why

DEFINITION 47

soap and wateralcohol can interfere with test results and

cause drying of fingers leading to skin breakdown

TERM 48

when getting BG sample, what do we do with

first drop of blood

DEFINITION 48

wipe away to reduce tissue fluid contaimination

TERM 49

when doing BG, no what should be visible on

strip

DEFINITION 49

yellow

TERM 50

additional blood can be applied to BG strip

within what

DEFINITION 50

15 sec

blood from where can be used for

BG

capillary, venous, arterail, cord blood

TERM 52

Treat then verify results

with

DEFINITION 52

LOW BG result

TERM 53

verify result then treat with

DEFINITION 53

HIGH BG result

TERM 54

RN must evaluate if BG is what

DEFINITION 54

less than 80

TERM 55

critical values less than what, treat

pt

DEFINITION 55

whats in drug

chemical name

TERM 62

manufractures name

DEFINITION 62

generic name

TERM 63

name its marketed under

DEFINITION 63

trade or brand name

TERM 64

how it works on body is

DEFINITION 64

classifcication of med

TERM 65

over counter drug abuse is what

DEFINITION 65

nontherapuetic medication use

pharmacokinetics is study of how medications

do what 4 things

enter the body, reach site of action, metabolize, exit the body

TERM 67

most drugs metabolize where and leave body

by where

DEFINITION 67

liverkidneys

TERM 68

passage of med into blood from site of

administration

DEFINITION 68

absorption

TERM 69

5 favtors that influence

absorption

DEFINITION 69

route of aminability of med to dissolveb/w from area of

absorptionbody SAlipid solu. of med

TERM 70

more lipid sol a med, wwhat

DEFINITION 70

body absorbs faster

occurs when enzymes detoxify, degrade, and

remove active chemicals

biotransformation

TERM 77

biotransformation occurs where

DEFINITION 77

liverlungskidneysbloodintestines

TERM 78

after metabolism, excretion occurs

through

DEFINITION 78

kidneysliver, bowel, lungs, exocrine glands

TERM 79

what deterines where excretion

occurs

DEFINITION 79

chemical structure of med

TERM 80

8 types of med action

DEFINITION 80

therapeutic effectsside effectsadverse effectstoxic

effectsidiosyncratic reactionsallergic rxnmedication

interactionsmedication dose responses

what med is doing to body

therapuetic effects

TERM 82

we know these, secondary, soetimes are

studied, can be predictible

DEFINITION 82

side effects

TERM 83

not predictable, we dont know, can be bad

DEFINITION 83

adverse effect

TERM 84

when liver and kidney dont work correct, med

can accumulate in body

DEFINITION 84

toxic effets

TERM 85

unpred effects, opposite effect of med can

occur

DEFINITION 85

idiosyncratic rxc

example of toxic effect

morphine can accum bc not broken down even tho give rt

amt at right time

TERM 92

under tongue

DEFINITION 92

sublingual

TERM 93

corner of cheeck

DEFINITION 93

buccal

TERM 94

IM in deltoid amount is

DEFINITION 94

0.5ml

TERM 95

IM in butt can give what amt

DEFINITION 95

4ml

right under skin layer

intradermal

TERM 97

needle screws on

DEFINITION 97

leurlock

TERM 98

for 1ml or less

DEFINITION 98

TB syringe

TERM 99

only give insulin in this

DEFINITION 99

insulin syringe

TERM 100

subcut, use what kind of needle

DEFINITION 100

small 25 g