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911 Emergency THIS & THAT IN & OUT Resident Environment Vital Function 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

Severe, uncontrolled bleeding

What is a hemorrhage?

Place your arms around the person’s abdomen and push upward toward the diaphgram

How do you assist a choking person?

Rescue, alert, confine, extinguish or evacuate

What is does R. A. C. E. stand for?

A procedure that can prolong life when cardiac arrest occurs

What is CPR?

Blood pressure, pulse, respiration and temperature

What are vital signs?

A severe reaction to an allergen

What is anaphylactic shock?

Provide meals and snacks on time, encourage regular activity, know signs and symptoms of possible complications, never clip toenails

What should a nurse aide know about caring for a diabetic

Loss of oxygen rich blood supply affecting the body systems

What is shock?

Washing the perineal area from the urinary meatus toward the anus

What is clean to dirty?

The normal range of pulse rate

What is 60-100 beats per minute?

When a person is unable to void; during some surgical procedures

When is a urinary catheter used?

Protect from pulling out, monitor for leaking, swelling, bleeding and pain

What is the nurse aide role in caring for an IV?

Liquid intake, pop-sickles, pudding, soup, icecream

What items are considered to be liquids?

Good skin care, toilet every 2 hours, avoid embarrassment, proper use of pads, briefs, and bed protectors

What is the nurse aide role in caring for an incontinent resident?

Painful or difficult urination

What is dysuria?

Move cloth from clean to dirty, one swipe for each section, always wear gloves, protect privacy

What are guidelines for doing perineal care?

Face, hands, armpits, back care, perineal care

What areas are washed during a partial bath?

Downward in the direction of growth

What direction do you move the razor when shaving a man?

Never throw on floor, organize in order used, keep away from uniform, place on clean surface

What are the guidelines for handling linen?

Begin with the affected side first

What is the procedure for dressing a person with an affected side?

Blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and temperature

What are vital signs?

The pressure exerted on blood vessels when the heart is contracting

What is systolic pressure?

Rate, rhythm, depth

What elements are you looking at when taking a person’s pulse?

96.6-98.6

What is normal range for axillary temperature?

Color used is blue, place in pocket under tongue, wait if person just ate or drank hot or cold food

What are guidelines for using an oral thermometer?