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FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS AND SKILLS FOR NURSING MIDTERM 2024/2025 STUDY QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS | RATED A+ What is a passive acquired immunity? - Answer>>> - occurs when a person is give ... n an antitoxin or antiserum that contains antibodies or antitoxins that have been developed in another person How many fingers should you be able to slide between the patient and the protective device? - Answer>>> - 2 fingers Where should you secure the protective device when the patient is in bed? - Answer>>> - You should secure the ties of the protective device to an immovable part of the bed frame How often should you check on the patient when they have a protective device on? - Answer>>> - at least check every 15 to 30 minutes on their circulation and pulses to the device How would you describe the Fowlers Position? - Answer>>> - arranged by elevating the head of the bed to a 60 to 90 degrees How would you describe a Semi-Fowlers Position? - Answer>>> - an elevation of 30 to 45 degrees How would you describe a Low Fowlers Position? - Answer>>> - an elevation of 15 to 30 degrees How would you describe Side-lying or Lateral Position? - Answer>>> - achieved by having the patient rest on their side How would you describe the Sims Position? - Answer>>> - a variation of the side-lying position How would describe the Prone Position? - Answer>>> - the patient lying face down What is an infection? - Answer>>> Entry of an infectious agent into the body that multiplies and disrupts tissue integrity Careful hand hygiene is essential to prevent . - Answer>>> - Cross Contamination What are pathogens? - Answer>>> - microorganisms capable of causing disease What is bacteria? - Answer>>> - a single cell microorganism lacking a nucleus that reproduces from every few minutes up to several weeks What is Aerobic bacteria ? - Answer>>> - bacteria needs oxygen to grow and thrive What is Anaerobic Bacteria? - Answer>>> - grows only when oxygen is not present What are the 3 classifications of bacteria? - Answer>>> - cocci bacilli spirochetes What is naturally acquired passive immunity? - Answer>>> - occurs when the fetus receives antibodies from the mother through placental blood before birth this type of immunity is also acquired by the breastfeeding infant What is Prodromal period? - Answer>>> - the short time form the onset of vague, nonspecific symptoms to the beginning of specific symptoms of an infection. may experiance a general feeling of discomfort or illness What is Illness period? - Answer>>> - localized and systemic signs and symptoms start to appear may have fever, headache, and malaise [Show More]

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