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What is the primary reason for JB's admission to the hospital?
What is the primary reason for JB's admission to the hospital?
- Family issues
- Alcohol abuse (correct)
- Job loss
- Cirrhosis
What vital sign reading was noted during the assessment of JB?
What vital sign reading was noted during the assessment of JB?
- Heart rate of 90 bpm
- Blood pressure of 165/89 (correct)
- Temperature of 38°C
- Blood pressure of 130/85
Which question was asked to assess JB's alcohol consumption habits?
Which question was asked to assess JB's alcohol consumption habits?
- Have you ever been treated for alcohol dependency?
- How many times a week do you drink?
- How many drinks do you have on a daily basis? (correct)
- Do you remember your last drink?
What specific concern did JB's mother express during the simulation?
What specific concern did JB's mother express during the simulation?
Which aspect of the simulation did the nurses highlight as a success?
Which aspect of the simulation did the nurses highlight as a success?
How did JB respond when asked about where he was?
How did JB respond when asked about where he was?
What was one of the nurses' first steps after greeting JB and his mother?
What was one of the nurses' first steps after greeting JB and his mother?
What did JB express a desire for during the simulation?
What did JB express a desire for during the simulation?
Flashcards
Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms
Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms
Physical and psychological effects experienced by individuals dependent on alcohol when they reduce or stop drinking, including anxiety, tremors, and nausea.
Patient Assessment
Patient Assessment
Systematic evaluation of a patient's physical and mental status to identify problems and needs.
Alcohol Use History
Alcohol Use History
Detailed information about a patient's alcohol consumption patterns, including frequency, quantity, and duration.
Cirrhosis
Cirrhosis
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Blood Pressure
Blood Pressure
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Simulation Lab
Simulation Lab
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Nursing Orientation
Nursing Orientation
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Patient Safety
Patient Safety
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Study Notes
Simulation Lab Procedure
- Nurses are given 10 hours in a simulation lab for practical application of nursing orientation content.
- Example scenario: 40-year-old male with alcohol abuse history and cirrhosis.
- Simulation involves assessing the patient's alcohol history and needs.
- Patient's name is JB, mother's name is unstated.
- Nurse's name is Jenna.
- A checklist of tasks needs to be completed.
Patient Assessment
- Patient's date of birth: October 1, 1969.
- Patient's alcohol consumption: Daily basis.
- Frequent alcohol use: Last year.
- Patient may experience symptoms such as sweating, dizziness, and fullness in the head.
- Blood pressure was: 165/89.
Assessment Feedback
- Good job with assessing patient and addressing needs, especially the mother.
- Attentive to patient and the mother.
- More focus on emotional needs and the mother's needs during assessment.
- Accurate assessment crucial by asking clarifying questions.
Patient Understanding
- Patient might not understand medical terms like delirium tremens.
- Important to ask patient-friendly questions.
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