Cambridge English for EXTRA ACTIVITIES Answer key Unit 1 Patient admissions a 2 d 3 a 4 h 5 g 6 c 7 e 8 b b 1 The temporal pulse is often used to take the pulse of an infant. 2 The presence or absence of the carotid pulse is felt during a cardiac arrest. 3 The pedal and tibial pulses are palpated when assessing blood circulation. 4 The most common pulse used by nurses is the radial pulse. c 2 e 3 f 4 b 5 d 6 a d 1 rate 2 character 3 beats 4 tachycardia 5 slow 6 bradycardia 7 rhythm 8 force 9 thready 10 bounding Unit 2 Respiratory problems 1 Asthma symptoms 2 Wires are inserted into the lungs 3 Radio waves burn off some of the muscle inside the airways 4 Perhaps the cost 5 More days without asthma symptoms Unit 3 Wound care Completed handover notes David Young Cambridge English for Nursing Cambridge University Press 2008 PhotocoPiable www.cambridge.org/elt/englishfornursing Cambridge English for EXTRA ACTIVITIES Answer key Christine Browne Unit 4 Diabetes care a 2 subcutaneous 3 pitting 4 absorption 5 absorb 6 actions 7 intermediate 8 mixed 9 genetically Unit 5 Medical specimens a 2 urinary retention 3 bacteria 4 catheterisation 5 voiding 6 discharged 7 clamp Unit 6 Medications a 1 To check a medication order 2 The frequency of dose and the signature were missing 3 Yes b Dose, route and missing signature. Cambridge English for Nursing Cambridge University Press 2008 PhotocoPiable www.cambridge.org/elt/englishfornursing Cambridge English for EXTRA ACTIVITIES Answer key Unit 7 Intravenous infusions a 2 h 3 f 4 a 5 g 6 b 7 e 8 c b 2 chorhexidine 3 lumens 4 occlusion 5 occlusion 6 syringes 7 cannula lock 8 occlusive dressing c Suggested answers 1 Chris said to heparin lock daily. 2 Chris said to use an alcohol and chorhexidine solution to swab the exit site. 3 Chris advised that it was important to flush the line after the administration of
4 Chris said to tell you that all infusions should be run through an infusion pump to
5 Chris reminded you to change the dressing over the exit site three times a week. Unit 8 Pre-operative patient assessment a 2 Why is the operation necessary? 3 Will I have a scar? 4 Will I have a dressing? 5 Will I have a drip? 6 Will I be able to eat and drink after the operation? 7 Will I be in a lot of pain? 8 Is there anything else I’ll have to do after the operation? 9 How soon can I get back to my normal activities? Unit 9 Post-operative patient assessment Answers will be student’s own. Unit 10 Discharge planning 2i Cambridge English for Nursing Cambridge University Press 2008 PhotocoPiable www.cambridge.org/elt/englishfornursing
A) Articole in publicatii nationale si internationale 1. Cornelia Ilie, Stela Iancu, Monica Duldner, Dan F. Anghel, "Water-dispersible, biodegradable copolyesters from pet wastes. I. Investigation of hydrophylic character", Rev. Roumaine Chim., 2011, 56(7), 725-734. 2. Emeric Bartha, Stela Iancu, Monica Duldner, Mircea D. Vuluga, Constantin Draghici, Florina Teodorescu, Dragos Gherase,
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