nursing process vitals hygiene basic human needs legal/ ethical
100
What is assessment, diagnosis, outcome, planning, Implementation, and evaluation
A.D.O.P.I.E
100
What is 100/60 -120/80
normal blood pressure
200
What is primary or direct data
data that comes directly from patient
200
orally: 97.6 - 99.6 degrees F
auxiliary: usually 1-3 degrees lower than oral temp
rectal: usually 1 degree higher than oral (most accurate)
normal temperatures
300
What is secondary or indirect data
data that comes from caregiver, friend, or family
300
0: absent
1+: diminished barely palpable, thready
2+: normal, easily palpated; may be noted as weak
3+: full/ increased; may be noted as normal
4+: bounding-- can not be obliterated
how do you rate peripheral pulses
400
what is goals
S.M.A.R.T.
S: specific
M: measurable
A: agreed upon, attainable
R: realistic
T: time based
500
what is subjective and objective data
only apparent to and verified by the client (pt states)

observations and measurements made by the nurse
500
BP of 140/ 90 + for 2 readings at 2 different visits
how to diagnose hypertention






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