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radiation
transfer of heat from the surface of one object to the surface of another
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conduction
transfer of heat from one object to another by direct contact
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convection
trasfer of heat away by air movement
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evaporation
transfer of heat energy when a liquid is changed to a gas
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diaphorisis
visible perspiration primarily on forehead and upper thorax
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normal remperature range
96.8-100.4 F OR 36-38 C
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pyrexia
fever - not harmful until 102.2
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hyperthermia
>104 body's inability to promote heat loss or reduce heat production
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pyrogens
bacteria or viruses that elevate body temp
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heatstroke
a dangerous heat emergency
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heat exhaustion
profuse diaphorisis resulting in excess water and electrolyte loss
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convert C to F
(c x 9/5) + 32
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convert F to C
(F-32) X 5/9
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infant heart rate
120-160
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adolescent heart rate
60-90
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ventilation
movement of gases in and out of lungs
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diffusion
movement of oxygen and co2 between alveoli and RBCs
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perfusion
distribution of RBCs to and from pulmonary capillaries
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bradypnea
abnormally slow <12
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tachypnea
abnormally fast breathing >20
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hyperpnea
labored breathing
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apnea
respirations cease for several seconds
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hyperventilation
depth of respirations increase
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hypoventilation
rate abnormally low, depth is depressed
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systolic
pressure during contraction
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diastolic
pressure during relaxation
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pulse deficit
inneficient contraction of heart that fails to transmit a pulse wave. assess apical and radial at the same time
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prehypertension BP
120-139/80/89
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stage 1 hypertension
140-159/90-99
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stage 2 hypertension
>160/>100
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oxygen saturation
<90% abnormal
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orthostatic hypotension
normotensive person develops low bp when rising to upright position
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cheyne-stokes
rate and depth irregular, alternate apnea and hyperventilate
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antipyretics
lower body temp
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nociceptor
sensory peripheral pain nerve fiber
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acute pain
has identifyable cause, short in duration, has limited tissue damage and emotional response
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chronic pain
lasts longer than anticipated, doesnt always have an identifieable cause, and leads to great personal suffering
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pseudoaddiction
drug seeker who is actually looking for pain relief from chronic pain
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chronic episodic pain
pain that occurs sporradically over an extended duration of time
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somatic pain
musculoskeletal
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neuropathic pain
abnormal or damaged nerves
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nociceptive pain
normal processing of stimuli
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deafferented pain
injury to either peripheral or central nervous system
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sympathetically maintained pain
associated with dysregulation of autonomic nervous system
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painful polynerupoathics
client feels pain along the disribution of many peripheral nerves
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painful mononeropathies
usually associated with a known peripheral nerve injury and pain is felt at least partly along distribution of damaged nerve
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idiopathic pain
chronic pain in absence of identifyable casue
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referred pain
felt in part of body seperate from source of pain
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radiating pain
extends from injury site to another part of the body
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analgesics
most common and efffective form of pain relief
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incident pain
pain related to specific behaviors like physical therapy
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stuff related to opioid use
physical dependance, drug tolerance, addiction, pseudoaddiction, pseudotolerance
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assimilation
keeping ones own culture yet adapting to dominant culture
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acculturation
losing ones own culuture and adopting a new one
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biculturalism
identifying equally with 2 or more cultures
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emic
insiders perspective
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etic
outsiders perspective
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cultural competence
aquiring a specific knowledge and skills to deal with difference cultures
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intrapersonal
occurs within an individual
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interpersonal
one on one interaction between the nurse and another person
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transpersonal
interactions within a persons spiritual domain
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tactile channel
using touch to communicate
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metacommunication
all factors that influence communication
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denotative meaning
same meaning for everyone who speaks english
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connotative meaning
different meaning for the same word
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