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Froggy Jumps Sensory - Presentation 7Online version Sensory In the Body by C J 1 Which eye condition is a normal part of aging that makes it harder to see things up close? a Glaucoma b Cataracts c Presbyopia 2 Which eye condition is caused by clouding of the eye’s natural lens? a Macular degeneration b Cataracts c Glaucoma 3 What is the best way to help prevent diabetic retinopathy? a Wear sunglasses every day b Avoid reading in dim light c Keep blood sugar under control 4 What is sensory overload? a It is the excessive, sustained, and unmanageable multisensory stimulation. b It is not being able to have enough sensory input c Have more sensory in one place in the body than another 5 What can cause sensory overload? a Anxiousness, physical fatigue, stress b racing thoughts, and overwhelming environmental triggers c All of the above 6 How can a patient suffering from sensory overload be cared for? a Allow them to be alone b Invite others to comfort them and play soothing music c Limit visitors, minimize overall stimuli, and ensure pain is adequately managed! 7 Definition of Sensory Deprivation a Having too much sensory stimuli b the deliberate reduction of external stimuli like light, sound, and gravity. c Being able to control all senses at once 8 What are some expected finds in SENSORINEURAL hearing loss? a Ringing, Dizziness b Hears clearly in loud environments c Bone conduction is greater than air conduction 9 What can be used to determine if someone has mixed hearing loss? a Otoscope b Audiometry c Tympanic lens 10 Conductive Hearing patients may need a Sign Language interpreter a They need them, all the time b False c True 11 Why should cultures and blood cultures be collected before antibiotics are started? a To prevent bad results and ensure the organism causing the infection can be accurately identified. b To ensure there’s no blood c To collect left over remains that wasn’t digested all the way through 12 What patient education should be given before collecting a clean-catch urine specimen? a Holding in pee as long as possible b Peeing in a container from home to bring c Clean genitals, collect midstream urine, and avoid touching the inside of the collection container. 13 What is one important nursing intervention when collecting a blood specimen? a Making sure they don’t eat fruits or vegetables or red meat b Verify the patient’s identity using two identifiers before collecting the specimen. c Having the patient push as they expel

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Sensory - Presentation 7Online version

by C J

Which eye condition is a normal part of aging that makes it harder to see things up close?

Which eye condition is caused by clouding of the eye’s natural lens?

What is the best way to help prevent diabetic retinopathy?

What is sensory overload?

What can cause sensory overload?

How can a patient suffering from sensory overload be cared for?

Definition of Sensory Deprivation

What are some expected finds in SENSORINEURAL hearing loss?

What can be used to determine if someone has mixed hearing loss?

Conductive Hearing patients may need a Sign Language interpreter

Why should cultures and blood cultures be collected before antibiotics are started?

What patient education should be given before collecting a clean-catch urine specimen?

What is one important nursing intervention when collecting a blood specimen?