CRITICAL THINKING ACTIVITIES 1. Give specific examples of the methods of medical asepsis and surgical asepsis...
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Tuberculosis Nursing Diagnosis Nursing Diagnosis Interventions Interventions Positive Outcomes Positive Outcomes Negative Outcomes Negative Outcomes Evaluation Evaluation CRITICAL THINKING ACTIVITIES 1. Give specific examples of the methods of medical asepsis and surgical asepsis used in the health care setting to which you are assigned. 2. Explain to a family member how the body's protective mechanisms work to prevent infection. 3. Explain to a patient why the use of Standard Precautions is essential to both the health care worker's and the...
1. Explain the difference in medical asepsis and surgical asepsis? 2. List 3 common nursing diagnoses for a patient who is at risk for infection. 3. Explain the following modes of transmission in your own words. a. Direct: b. Droplet: c. Airborne: d. Vector: 4. List 3 ways a nurse can teach patients and their families to prevent an infection from developing or spreading (community or healthcare setting).
1. Explain the difference in medical asepsis and surgical asepsis? 2. List 3 common nursing diagnoses for a patient who is at risk for infection. 3. Explain the following modes of transmission in your own words .a. Direct: b. Droplet: c. Airborne: d. Vector: 4. List 3 ways a nurse can teach patients and their families to prevent an infection from developing or spreading (community or healthcare setting).
174 Chapter 21 Chapter Assignment Sheets LEARNING APPLICATION Critical Thinking I. Analyze the importance of infection control and give five examples of how a medical assistant wou infection control in the ambulatory care setting 8. . Your patient has a draining wound. After you change the dressing, explain how to prevent the transmi microorganisms from the wound and dressing to you or to another patient
Directions: Short answer questions. 10 points each. 1. List major types of infetious agents. (IILC.I) 2. Describe the infection cycle including: a. the infectious agent b. reservoir c susceptible host d. means of transmission e. portals of entry f portals of exit. (III.C2) 3. Define the following as practiced within an ambulatory care setting: a medical asepsis, b surgical asepsis. (IIC.3) 4. Identify methods of controlling the growth microorganisms. (IILC.4) 5. Define the principles of standard precautions. (IIL.C.5) 6. Define...
CRITICAL THINKING ACTIVITIES 1. Prioritize the following list of preopera Deinritize the following list of preoperative activities for the morning of surgery. (737-739) Check the surgeon's orders. Check for a signed surgical consent form. Check that lab work is complete and in the medical record. Have the patient empty the bladder. Check to see that preoperative medications ordered are available on the unit. Complete the preoperative checklist. Have the patient shower. Prepare the unit for the postoperative return of the...
UNIT-3-Clinical Practice Preparing for Clinical Practice Critical Thinking in Nursing Practice Medical treatment stabilized Mr. Lawson's condition. He had a pulmonary embolus, but he is now on anticoagulants, medications that will reduce likelihood of more clot formation. Knowing that Mr. Lawson is on anticoagulants and has had recent surgery and the processes of normal wound healing (see Chapter 48 (Links to an external site.) Links to an external site. ), Tonya believes that the patient is at risk for bleeding...
UNIT-3-Clinical Practice Preparing for Clinical Practice Critical Thinking in Nursing Practice Medical treatment stabilized Mr. Lawson's condition. He had a pulmonary embolus, but he is now on anticoagulants, medications that will reduce likelihood of more clot formation. Knowing that Mr. Lawson is on anticoagulants and has had recent surgery and the processes of normal wound healing (see Chapter 48 (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.), Tonya believes that the patient is at risk for bleeding from his...
ame Date Score A patient client who is lactose intolerant is recovering from a surgical procedure. What impact does the nurse expect this to have on progression of diet as tolerated a The patient client will be able to progress from a clear to full liquid diet once bowel sounds and gag reflex returns b. There is no impact with regard to dict progression because of lactose intolerance e. The patient's client's diet can be progressed following a bowel movement...