NURSING CARE RELATED TO THE SENSORY AND
NEUROLOGICAL SYSTEMS

Lesson 1

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LESSON 1 Nursing Care Related to the Sensory System.

 

TEXT ASSIGNMENT Paragraphs 1-1 through 1-28.

 

LESSON OBJECTIVES After completing this lesson, you should be able to:

 

1-1. Identify the special senses.

 

1-2. Name the stimulus for each of the special

senses.

 

1-3. Identify the receptor organ for each of the special senses.

 

1-4. Name the two sensory functions of the ear.

 

1-5. Explain the process by which airborne sound

waves are converted to nerve impulses.

 

1-6. Name the two types of gravitational forces that

provide sensory input for equilibrium.

 

1-7. Define direct pupil reaction.

 

1-8. Define consensual pupil reaction.

 

1-9. Identify the steps in instilling eyedrops or

ointments.

 

1-10. Identify the steps in irrigating the eye.

 

1-11. Identify the steps in instilling ear drops.

 

 

1-12. Identify the steps in irrigating the ear.

 

1-13. Define myopia.

 

1-14. Define hyperopia.

 

1-15. Define presbyopia.

 

1-16. Define conjunctivitis.

 

1-17. Identify the nursing implications in caring for a

patient undergoing ophthalmic surgery.

 

1-18. Identify the nursing implications in caring for a

patient with vision loss.

 

1-19. Identify 4 types of hearing loss.

 

1-20. Identify steps in removal of a foreign body from

the ear.

 

 

SUGGESTION After studying the assignment, complete the exercises

at the end of this lesson. These exercises will help you

to achieve the lesson objectives.

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