Example of how questions should look: side2: A method of medication delivery directly into a muscle. side1: Intramuscular Injection side2: name all the vitals, side1: body temp, pulse rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation side2: 3 methods of medicine administration, side1: oral, topical, IV side2: The process of drawing blood, side1: Phlebotomy side2: The process of inserting a cannula into a vein to provide venous access., side1: Intravenous Cannulation Process Obviously the answer (side1) should not be in side2, as we are teaching/testing memorization. This deck contains flashcards, with side2 being the question and side 1 being the answer. Topics include: How to explain a fever to a patient What is hypertension? How to describe shortness of breath Explaining chest pain causes What is nausea? Describing fatigue to a patient How to explain dizziness What is a migraine? Describing joint pain Explaining the treatment for hypertension What is diabetes mellitus? Explaining insulin administration Describing wound care How to explain surgery preparation What is a nebulizer? Explaining oxygen therapy Describing an injection process How to explain the importance of medication adherence What is chemotherapy? Explaining the purpose of an EKG Describing the symptoms of a stroke How to explain blood pressure management What is an IV? Explaining the side effects of medication Describing the purpose of physical therapy How to explain heart attack symptoms What is an ultrasound? Explaining the treatment for pneumonia Describing the signs of infection How to explain asthma management What is a colonoscopy? Explaining a biopsy procedure Describing the recovery process for surgery How to explain kidney function What is dialysis? Explaining the purpose of a CT scan Describing the symptoms of dehydration How to explain blood glucose monitoring What is a stent placement? Explaining the purpose of a pacemaker
How to explain a fever to a patient
What is hypertension?
How to describe shortness of breath
Explaining chest pain causes
What is nausea?
Describing fatigue to a patient
How to explain dizziness
What is a migraine?
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How to explain a fever to a patient
A rise in body temperature above the normal range
What is hypertension?
High blood pressure condition
How to describe shortness of breath
Difficulty in breathing or feeling breathless
Explaining chest pain causes
Chest discomfort caused by poor blood flow to the heart muscle
What is nausea?
A sensation of wanting to vomit
Describing fatigue to a patient
Feeling of tiredness or low energy
How to explain dizziness
Sensation of unsteadiness, imbalance or lightheadedness
What is a migraine?
A severe recurring headache, often accompanied by nausea and visual disturbances
Describing joint pain
Discomfort occurring in and around any joints in the body
Explaining the treatment for hypertension
Lifestyle changes, medications and sometimes, surgery
What is diabetes mellitus?
A chronic disease that affects the body’s ability to use glucose for energy
Explaining insulin administration
Process by which a hormone produced by the pancreas is delivered to the body
Describing wound care
The process of cleaning, protecting, and promoting healing in a wound
How to explain surgery preparation
Informing about the procedures, risks, and recovery associated with the surgery
What is a nebulizer?
A device used to administer medicine in the form of a mist, inhaled into the lungs
Explaining oxygen therapy
Procedure that aids the patient in breathing by providing a higher concentration of oxygen
Describing an injection process
Process of introducing a liquid, such as medicine, into the body via a syringe and needle
How to explain the importance of medication adherence
The significance of taking prescribed medicines correctly to ensure health improvement
What is chemotherapy?
A type of anticancer treatment that uses one or more anti-cancer drugs
Explaining the purpose of an EKG
A test that measures the electric activity of the heart
Describing the symptoms of a stroke
Sudden numbness or weakness on one side of the body, sudden confusion, or difficulty speaking
How to explain blood pressure management
Active control of blood pressure values to reduce risks of cardiovascular diseases
What is an IV?
A device for delivering fluid or medication directly into the bloodstream
Explaining the side effects of medication
Potential unfavorable conditions that may occur as a result of taking medication
Describing the purpose of physical therapy
Procedure focused on the treatment, healing, and prevention of injuries and disabilities
How to explain heart attack symptoms
Chest pain or discomfort, shortness of breath, lightheadedness, or nausea
What is an ultrasound?
A type of imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the inside of the body
Explaining the treatment for pneumonia
Specific medications, rest and hospitalization, or oxygen therapy
Describing the signs of infection
Redness, swelling, warmth, or pain in the area of an infection
How to explain asthma management
Using inhaled medications, avoiding asthma triggers, and self-monitoring
What is a colonoscopy?
A procedure used to examine the large bowel and distal part of the small bowel
Explaining a biopsy procedure
Procedure used to extract a sample of cells or tissues for examination
Describing the recovery process for surgery
Healing time, rest, medication, and follow-up care
How to explain kidney function
The process by which kidneys filter blood, removing excess toxins and waste
What is dialysis?
Process to remove waste and excess water from the blood when the kidneys can't do the job properly
Explaining the purpose of a CT scan
A medical imaging procedure that makes use of computer-processed combinations of many X-ray measurements
Describing the symptoms of dehydration
Extreme thirst, less frequent urination, dark-colored urine, fatigue, dizziness, confusion
How to explain blood glucose monitoring
Process of testing and recording blood glucose levels for management of diabetes
What is a stent placement?
Procedure where a small mesh tube is used to treat narrow or weak arteries
Explaining the purpose of a pacemaker
A device that helps control heart rhythm
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This deck contains flashcards, with side2 being the question and side 1 being the answer. Topics that may be covered include: What is intramuscular injection? What does IV stand for? How to measure vitals? Methods of medicine administration: oral Methods of medicine administration: topical Methods of medicine administration: IV Electrocardiogram (ECG) basics What is a nebulizer? Purpose of nasogastric tubes Wound care and dressing changes Catheterization procedures Blood pressure measurement techniques Phlebotomy (blood draw) steps Basic suturing techniques Administering oxygen therapy Intravenous cannulation process Insertion and care of Foley catheters Spirometry test purpose and procedure Interpretation of ECG results Preparation of patients for surgery Performing a glucose test Handling and disposal of biohazard materials Administering insulin injections Conducting a physical examination How to measure pulse and respiration rate Applying compression stockings How to use a defibrillator Understanding patient positioning for procedures Assessing a patient's pain level Administering subcutaneous injections Use of a stethoscope for auscultation Collecting a urine sample Handling patient transfers (bed to chair) Sterilization of medical instruments Applying an EKG monitor Intravenous drug administration techniques Basic wound irrigation procedures How to perform CPR Performing a peak flow meter test What is aseptic technique?
This deck contains flashcards, with side2 being the question and side 1 being the answer. Topics include: What is fever? Causes of abdominal pain Common reasons for chest pain Signs of dehydration Symptoms of hypoxia Identifying shortness of breath (dyspnea) Symptoms of hypertension What causes dizziness? Recognizing palpitations Causes of headache Identifying cyanosis Symptoms of nausea and vomiting Causes of fatigue Signs of jaundice Symptoms of hypoglycemia Recognizing a stroke Causes of edema Identifying anaphylaxis Signs of infection Symptoms of anxiety What is tachycardia? Causes of diarrhea Recognizing confusion (delirium) Symptoms of hyperglycemia Causes of constipation Identifying syncope (fainting) Signs of internal bleeding Symptoms of pneumonia Recognizing a seizure Causes of back pain Symptoms of urinary retention Identifying a rash Signs of a heart attack Symptoms of anemia Causes of leg swelling Identifying respiratory distress Symptoms of deep vein thrombosis Recognizing chest tightness Causes of joint pain Symptoms of kidney stones