Nursing Vocab 2

3.1

1)Stomachache

Watery stool

Threw up

Belly

Enteritis

2)Hepatitis

Negative/Positive

Vaccination

(anti-vaxers)

My husband has antibodies

3.2

1)Prone to headaches

How badly does it hurt?

Numb

Heavy

Dizzy

Throbbing

Tylenol

Types of Headaches (Tension/Migraine)

Stiff neck

Massage

Painkillers

2) Stroke

Diabetes/Hypertension

Cerebral Infarction

For your wife’s sake

Leave the paralyzed muscles...

3.3

1)

Trouble sleeping

A bit of shut-eye

Effects of alcohol/coffee

Chores

Worry a bit

Sleeping pills

Psychiatric help

Depressed

Hobby

Dependency

Wind down

Light snack

2)

Anorexia

Menstrual patterns

Obsession

Enemas

Diuretics

Nutritionist

3.4

1. Hemorroids (My ass is killing me)

Anus

Bloody stool

Piles

Excrete

Remove your underwear

Proctoscope

Internal

Itchy

Constipation

Swelling

2) thyroid cancer

Nodules

Discomfort

Metastasis

Hormone

Prognosis    _______________________________________________

List for November 3

3.5 Orthopedics

1)

Twist a bit

Manage the pain

Roll up your pants

Swollen

Cartilage

MRI

Physiotherapy

Anti-inflammatory medication

Endoscopy

painkillers

2) wrist fracture

Walking on the snow

Are you on any medications?

Painkillers

Fractured bone

3) Hip joint

Young woman

Painkillers

General anesthesia

Remote

Unfortunate outcomes

Respiratory infections - pneumonia

Hemorrhage

Postsurgical outcomes

Necrosis

Consent form

3.6 Rehab Med

1. Pain in feet

Heel (parts of foot) back sole

Plantar fasciitis

Diabetes

Flat-soled shoes

Achilles heel

Fasciae - a thin sheath of fibrous tissue enclosing a muscle or other organ
Podiatrist
What treatment am I looking at?

3.7 Neurosurgery

1. Lumbago

It took you some time to come in here

Stand upright for too long

Don’t you have abnormal or tingling sensations in the back of your thighs?

Cough

The toes

Slipped disc

Stooped posture

Exert
comes and goes

stretching

2) Brain Tumor

Tumor

Auditory nerve

Startled

Benign

radiology/radiation

ear/nose/throat doctor
1847 anasthesia
Lister - anaseptic
________________________________

3.8 Thoracic Surgery

1. Pneumothorax
2. Varicose veins

3.9 Plastic Surgery

1. Burns - what’s wrong with this scenario

Trickier

Whatnot
mitigate
ointment

2) Double eyelid

3.10 Obstetrics

1. Prenatal

Menstruation

Ultrasound

Miscarriage

Abortion

Congenital deformities

Morning sickness

Due date

2) Cervical cancer screening

Menopause

Cervix

HPV

Condom

3.11 Pediatrics

1. Common cold

Runny nose

Temperature

 I have a temperature / Running a temperature / Running a fever

Toddler

Bedside manner

11/8/16
podiatrist

Midterm Oral Exam Rubric

Midterm Oral Exam Rubric

Name: __________________                                                                                     ID: __________________

	Sophistication/ Complexity	Speaks clearly	Target Language	Fluency	Grammar
0—1 point	Student gives a bare minimum response.	Often mumbles or cannot be understood.                         OR                                          No response.	A limited amount of target language was used OR No target language was used.	Very limited with significant hesitation Needing much prompting.	Student’s responses do not reflect understanding of grammar
2 points	Student responds with some additional information, but it is an expected (‘rote’) response.	Speaks clearly and distinctly most (94-85%) of the time. Mispronounces some words.	Some amount of target language was used.	Fair, shows some hesitation.  May need some prompting.	Student makes ungrammatical but appropriate  responses
3 points	Student gives a developed answer that demonstrates personal understanding and reflection.	Speaks clearly and distinctly all (100-95%) the time, but mispronounces some words	Considerable amount of target language was used.	Good, shows very little hesitation. Little prompting needed.	Student uses standard grammar or known but non-standard forms
4 points	Student provides a nuanced response, appropriate to an informal conversation or formal interview.	Speaks clearly and distinctly all (100-95%) the time, and mispronounces a few words.	Great amount of target language was used.	Excellent with little or no hesitation.	Student usually uses standard grammar and can correct mistakes

Nursing - Review Quiz

Why would some patients not tell the nurse what their problem is?

List 3 common instructions for a patient:

Rephrase this statement using different words: "it comes and it goes."

Rephrase this statement using different words: "the pain is very intense."


Explain:

Subside
Exhausted
Avoid
Numb
Shot up
Dehydrated

Smart Choice 2 Midterm

4 Minute Interview Oral Exam on Unit topics

Be able to talk about:


Movies
Music
Your favorite place
Vacations
Sports


PREPARATION (effort, natural, confident) 1 2 3 4
 UNDERSTANDABLE (vocabulary, grammar) 1 2 3 4
 IDEAS(Interesting, Original) 1 2 3 4
 FLUENCY (Can understand questions, Can speak for time alloted ) 1 2 3 4
VOICE (Pronunciation, stress, intonation, loud, clear ) 1 2 3 4
TOTAL /20

Midterm Smart Choice 1

4 Minute Interview on Unit topics

Be able to:
5. Introduce yourself
4. Talk about jobs
1. Talk about Food
3. Talk about Sports
2. Everyday Activities
         TV

Be able to use:
present continuous
***frequency adverbs



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PREPARATION (effort, natural, confident) 1 2 3 4
 UNDERSTANDABLE (vocabulary, grammar) 1 2 3 4
 IDEAS(Interesting, Original) 1 2 3 4
 FLUENCY (Can understand questions, Can speak for time alloted ) 1 2 3 4
VOICE (Pronunciation, stress, intonation, loud, clear ) 1 2 3 4
TOTAL /20

Stretch 2 Midterm

5 Minute Interview on Unit topics

Clothing
Yoga and Exercise
Hobbies
Taxi Cab stories

Midterm Nursing ICS

Create a 2 minute dialogue on a topic of your choosong

Perform memorized dialogue
you will be graded on pronunciation, intonation, acting (no flatness!!!!), production (props), creativity

I will ask you 2 questions ( 1 per group member) about your topic

Midterm may be Week 9