- Curing the patient's underlying disease.
- Providing relief from the symptoms and stress of a serious illness.
- Only providing care in the last few days of life.
- Experimental treatments.
No category found.
- The patient's records, which I reviewed yesterday are on the desk.
- The patient's records which I reviewed yesterday are on the desk.
- The patient's records, which I reviewed yesterday, are on the desk.
- The patients records, which I reviewed yesterday, are on the desk.
- represent
- represents
- are representing
- has represented
- Events that cause severe harm to patients.
- Errors in billing and administration.
- Incidents that could have caused harm but did not.
- Compliments received from patients.
- The actions of frontline nurses only.
- A shared commitment from all levels of the organization.
- The number of patients in the hospital.
- The age of the hospital building.
- Punishing every error to prevent recurrence.
- Reporting errors without fear of blame, to promote system improvement.
- Keeping all medical errors confidential from the public.
- Allowing only managers to report safety concerns.
- Hemolysis
- Hemostasis
- Hematoma
- Hemoglobin
- "Systemic" means affecting the entire body, while "systematic" means done according to a fixed plan.
- They are synonyms.
- "Systematic" affects the body, while "systemic" is a plan.
- "Systemic" is a noun, while "systematic" is a verb.
- After assessing the patient, the care plan was updated.
- To evaluate the wound, the dressing was removed.
- The nurse updated the care plan after assessing the patient.
- Covered in a sterile drape, the nurse prepared the instruments.
- After operation
- By mouth
- As needed for pain
- Before operation
- the study of
- a tumor
- cutting into
- creating an opening
- The patient states, "I have a terrible headache."
- The patient's son says his father seems confused.
- The patient's respiratory rate is 22 breaths per minute.
- The patient appears anxious.
- caused by a physician
- genetic
- known
- unknown
- "Mr. Aslam's BP is way too high."
- Change "just to let you know" to "This is to inform you" and "a bit high" to the specific reading.
- "You need to come see the patient in 202 now."
- "FYI, BP in 202 is 160/100."
- "Dr. Ali called with new orders."
- "New order for Morphine 2mg IV PRN for pain."
- "T.O. Dr. Ali/N. Sameena, RN: Morphine 2mg IV PRN for severe pain."
- "Telephone order received for pain medication."
- "ambulating in hall"
- "No signs of distress"
- "noted"
- "Their gate" (should be "gait")
