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Premium member Presentation Transcript Sensory Review : Sensory Review Lincoln Tech Mod 5 Ms Ventre Vision : Vision 11 million people in the US have some sort of vision impairment Post of Diagnoses for Patients who have had Eye Surgery : Post of Diagnoses for Patients who have had Eye Surgery Risk for injury Disturbed sensory perception Acute pain Anxiety Ineffective therapeutic regimen management Increased Intraocular Pressure : Increased Intraocular Pressure Must be controlled to prevent permanent vision loss Vision Loss : Vision Loss Affects all aspects of a person’s life Independence Mobility Employment Communication Interpersonal relationships Common Nursing Diagnoses for patients with Impaired Vision : Common Nursing Diagnoses for patients with Impaired Vision Disturbed sensory perception Ineffective coping Self-care defecit Ineffective therapeutic regimen management Infectious and Inflammatory Conditions of the Eye : Infectious and Inflammatory Conditions of the Eye Blepharitis Hordeolum Chalazion Conjunctivitis Keratitis Terms : Terms Entropion: Inversion of the lower lid Ectotropion: Eversion of the lower lid Foreign Body : Foreign Body Removal should only be done by a physician Corneal Opacity : Corneal Opacity Treatment: Keratoplasty Removal of the scarred cornea Replacement with a healthy donor cornea Errors of Refraction : Errors of Refraction Myopia Hyperopia Astigmatism All often correctible with corrective lenses Eyeglasses Contact lenses Cataracts : Cataracts Opaque lens Age related change Can be removed Intraocular lens replaced Glaucoma : Glaucoma Intraocular pressure Leading cause of blindness Treatment: Medications Surgery (or both) Nursing Diagnoses: Glaucoma : Nursing Diagnoses: Glaucoma Risk for injury Fear Ineffective therapeutic regimen management Acute pain Retinal Detachment : Retinal Detachment Separation of sensory layer from pigmented layer of eyeball Results in complete or partial loss of vision Treatments for Retinal Detachment : Treatments for Retinal Detachment Laser therapy Cryotherapy Retinopexy Scleral buckling vitrectomy Senile Macular Degeneration : Senile Macular Degeneration Central vision loss Progressive May be improved with laser treatment Enucleation : Enucleation Removal of the eyeball Reasons: Injury Infection Sympathetic opthalmia Some glaucomas Malignancies After enucleation, a prosthesis can restore normal appearance Hearing : Hearing Approximately ½ of all adults over 75 have some hearing loss Common Post Op Nursing Diagnoses for patients who have had Ear Surgery : Common Post Op Nursing Diagnoses for patients who have had Ear Surgery Acute pain Risk for injury Risk for infection Disturbed sensory perception Hearing Losses : Hearing Losses Conductive Sensorineural Mixed Central Adaptations for the Hearing Impaired : Adaptations for the Hearing Impaired Sign language Electronic devices Television closed captioning Personal communicators Telephones for the deaf Trained dogs Cerumen (wax) : Cerumen (wax) Can become impacted Obstructs the external ear canal Causes pain Causes hearing impairment External Otitis : External Otitis Infection and Inflammation of the external ear canal Treatment: Topical Antibiotics Corticosteroids Otitis Media : Otitis Media Infection of the middle ear Can cause permanent hearing loss if untreated (or if ineffectively treated) Can lead to inner ear problems if untreated (or if ineffectively treated) Oterosclerosis : Oterosclerosis Condition in which the stapes becomes fixed Causes conductive and sometimes sensorineural hearing loss Hearing Aids : Hearing Aids Useful only when patient has conductive hearing loss Cochlear implants have varied success rates for other types of hearing loss Labrynthitis : Labrynthitis Inflammation of the labrynth Vertigo Nausea Treated with antiemetics and antibiotics Meniere’s Disease : Meniere’s Disease Attacks of hearing loss Attacks of vertigo Drug therapy: Diuretics Low sodium diet Surgical intervention Nursing Diagnoses for the patient with Meniere’s Disease : Nursing Diagnoses for the patient with Meniere’s Disease Risk for injury Risk for fluid volume deficit Anxiety Ineffective therapeutic regimen management Presbycusis : Presbycusis Age related hearing loss Ototoxicity : Ototoxicity Damage to the eighth cranial nerve Tinnitis Permanent hearing loss You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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Sensory Review aSGuest48033 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 208 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: June 08, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description For ATI Exit Exam Mod V LTI Shelton, CT Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Sensory Review : Sensory Review Lincoln Tech Mod 5 Ms Ventre Vision : Vision 11 million people in the US have some sort of vision impairment Post of Diagnoses for Patients who have had Eye Surgery : Post of Diagnoses for Patients who have had Eye Surgery Risk for injury Disturbed sensory perception Acute pain Anxiety Ineffective therapeutic regimen management Increased Intraocular Pressure : Increased Intraocular Pressure Must be controlled to prevent permanent vision loss Vision Loss : Vision Loss Affects all aspects of a person’s life Independence Mobility Employment Communication Interpersonal relationships Common Nursing Diagnoses for patients with Impaired Vision : Common Nursing Diagnoses for patients with Impaired Vision Disturbed sensory perception Ineffective coping Self-care defecit Ineffective therapeutic regimen management Infectious and Inflammatory Conditions of the Eye : Infectious and Inflammatory Conditions of the Eye Blepharitis Hordeolum Chalazion Conjunctivitis Keratitis Terms : Terms Entropion: Inversion of the lower lid Ectotropion: Eversion of the lower lid Foreign Body : Foreign Body Removal should only be done by a physician Corneal Opacity : Corneal Opacity Treatment: Keratoplasty Removal of the scarred cornea Replacement with a healthy donor cornea Errors of Refraction : Errors of Refraction Myopia Hyperopia Astigmatism All often correctible with corrective lenses Eyeglasses Contact lenses Cataracts : Cataracts Opaque lens Age related change Can be removed Intraocular lens replaced Glaucoma : Glaucoma Intraocular pressure Leading cause of blindness Treatment: Medications Surgery (or both) Nursing Diagnoses: Glaucoma : Nursing Diagnoses: Glaucoma Risk for injury Fear Ineffective therapeutic regimen management Acute pain Retinal Detachment : Retinal Detachment Separation of sensory layer from pigmented layer of eyeball Results in complete or partial loss of vision Treatments for Retinal Detachment : Treatments for Retinal Detachment Laser therapy Cryotherapy Retinopexy Scleral buckling vitrectomy Senile Macular Degeneration : Senile Macular Degeneration Central vision loss Progressive May be improved with laser treatment Enucleation : Enucleation Removal of the eyeball Reasons: Injury Infection Sympathetic opthalmia Some glaucomas Malignancies After enucleation, a prosthesis can restore normal appearance Hearing : Hearing Approximately ½ of all adults over 75 have some hearing loss Common Post Op Nursing Diagnoses for patients who have had Ear Surgery : Common Post Op Nursing Diagnoses for patients who have had Ear Surgery Acute pain Risk for injury Risk for infection Disturbed sensory perception Hearing Losses : Hearing Losses Conductive Sensorineural Mixed Central Adaptations for the Hearing Impaired : Adaptations for the Hearing Impaired Sign language Electronic devices Television closed captioning Personal communicators Telephones for the deaf Trained dogs Cerumen (wax) : Cerumen (wax) Can become impacted Obstructs the external ear canal Causes pain Causes hearing impairment External Otitis : External Otitis Infection and Inflammation of the external ear canal Treatment: Topical Antibiotics Corticosteroids Otitis Media : Otitis Media Infection of the middle ear Can cause permanent hearing loss if untreated (or if ineffectively treated) Can lead to inner ear problems if untreated (or if ineffectively treated) Oterosclerosis : Oterosclerosis Condition in which the stapes becomes fixed Causes conductive and sometimes sensorineural hearing loss Hearing Aids : Hearing Aids Useful only when patient has conductive hearing loss Cochlear implants have varied success rates for other types of hearing loss Labrynthitis : Labrynthitis Inflammation of the labrynth Vertigo Nausea Treated with antiemetics and antibiotics Meniere’s Disease : Meniere’s Disease Attacks of hearing loss Attacks of vertigo Drug therapy: Diuretics Low sodium diet Surgical intervention Nursing Diagnoses for the patient with Meniere’s Disease : Nursing Diagnoses for the patient with Meniere’s Disease Risk for injury Risk for fluid volume deficit Anxiety Ineffective therapeutic regimen management Presbycusis : Presbycusis Age related hearing loss Ototoxicity : Ototoxicity Damage to the eighth cranial nerve Tinnitis Permanent hearing loss