护理英语第二章PPT.ppt

Chapter 2;New words; ;Chapter 2;; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;Unit 2 Registration Appiontment; ;Mr.Johnson : Oh,by the way,I’d like to know how I could get here by subway. Clerk: Get off the main subway station and get out from ExitC,you will see a coffee shop nearby,walk on your right side,for about 5 minutes until you see the building just right in front of you. That building is the hospital. Mr.Johnson : Ok , Thank you. Clerk: You are welcome. Is there anything else I can be of help? Mr.Johnson : NO. Thank you. ;Dialogue 2; ; ;学习资料;1. A nurse identifies a 2-mm superficial open blister over a patient’s sacrum. The nurse would document this as as being which of the following stages of pressure ulcers?;B. Skin not intact. There is partial thickness loss of the epidermis, as evidenced by a blister or shallow crater.A. stage I - skin is intact, with red area that does  not blanch with external pressure.C. stage III - pressure ulcers are identified by full  thickness skin loss. Subcutaneous tissue may  damaged.D. stage IV - ulcers are identified by full thickness skin loss with extensive destruction to tissues, or damage to muscle, bone, supporting structure.;2. A nurse identifies a 2-mm superficial intact redenned area that does not blanch over the patient’s sacrum. Which of the following instructions would the nurse give to the patient’s caregiver?;D. The nurse should reposition an immobile patient every two hours while in bed and every hour while sitting in a chair in order to prevent pressure ulcers.;1.;Stage I: The skin is intact. A reddened area on the skin that, when pressed, is non-blanchable (does not turn white).This indicates that a pressure ulcer is starting to develop. Stage II: The skin is not intact. There is partial thickness skin loss of the epidermis or dermis.The ulcer is superficial and presents as an abrasion, blister, or shallow crater.The skin blisters or forms an open sore.The area aroun