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Dermatological Descriptive Terms; information. Patient | Patient
Appearance (skin color) Normal over entire body. Normal except extremities. Cyanotic or pale all over. R. Respirations. Good, crying. Slow, irregular. Absent Pain scale. The 0-10 pain scale is becoming known as the "fifth vital sign" in hospital and pre-hospital care.
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[DOCX File]Curriculum Content PDE 3128C
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This thesaurus offers plain language equivalents to medical terms, phrases, and references that we often use. The technical terms found in health information can be confusing. This thesaurus is a tool to help you find words that people may understand better.
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[DOCX File]Weber: Health Assessment in Nursing
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The medical term _____ refers to a pulse rate above 100, and the medical term _____ refers to a pulse below 60. bradycardia, tachycardia. tachycardia, bradycardia. tachycardia, normal. tachycardia, slow An Emergency Medical Responder is assessing her patient's skin. She will look for all of the following EXCEPT: color. tension ...
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Baseline Skin Color. Within normal limits. Ashen. Pale. Ruddy. Cyanotic (central/peripheral) Diagnostic Studies. Chest x-ray. Oxygen saturation. Blood gases. Pulmonary function tests (PFTs) Tidal volume vital capacity. Forced end-expiratory volume (FEV) Nutritional Status. Within normal limits. Cachectic. Obese
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[DOC File]UNIT I: COURSE OVERVIEW AND INTRODUCTION
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Any noted skin changes with locations (basic skin assessment): Temperature. Color. Moisture. Turgor. Integrity. Nails. Hair. Moles. Injury. Pressure points observed [insert any alterations from intact]. Pressure ulcers observed. The documentation for each pressure ulcer observed should include the following detail in the CARE documentation:
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[DOC File]MODULE 5 EXAM
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Integumentary conditions - Reports break in skin, discoloration (such as redness or black and blue areas), rash, itching or a change in the client's normal skin condition 2.2.7 Digestive conditions - Reports nausea, vomiting, pain, inability to swallow, bowel movement changes (such as color, diarrhea or constipation) or a change in the client's ...
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[DOC File]Skin Observation Protocol Sample Documentation
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The skin is a physical barrier that protects the underlying tissues and structures from microorganisms, physical trauma, ultraviolet radiation, and dehydration. Vital role in temperature maintenance, fluid and electrolyte balance, absorption, excretion, sensation, immunity, and vitamin D synthesis.
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[DOC File]DEFINITIONS OF DERMATOLOGICAL TERMS
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Press on an area of skin until normal skin color is gone. A good place to do this is on the palm of the hand. The nailbeds are sometimes used. Time how long it takes for normal color to return. Treat for shock if normal color takes longer than 2 seconds to return, and tag “I.” 3 Check mental status.
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[DOC File]Normal Vital Signs Guidelines for EMS, by Age Group
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The term eczema also refers to an inflammation of the skin. The term eczema is often colloquially used to define the disease atopic dermatitis. Descriptive terms (#1 – 15 are usually considered primary lesions) Term Definition 1. Macule: Macules are circumscribed alterations in skin color. The skin surface is neither elevated or depressed in ...
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Normal skin color medical term