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1. Explaning how the hearth work

The answer:
The work of the heart pumping and supplying blood is not simple. The right atrium
receives blood from the entire body through the vena cava which is then flowed into
the right ventricle. blood from the right ventricle is pumped out of the heart to the
lungs to exchange carbon dioxide with oxygen. Oxygenated blood is pumped into the
left atrium, then to the left ventricular, and then flowed throughout the body through
the aorta.

2. Putting a patient at ease ?

The answer :
 ensure the safety of patients, health workers and other people around the site
 helps patients regulate emotions and control their own actions
 as much as possible to avoid restraints on patients
 avoiding forceful interventions (coercion can increase patient anxiety)

3. how to give a nursing handover

The answer :
Forms of nursing services include:
a. Physiological.
Each patient will experience physiological disorders due to the influence of the cause
of each disease germ that attacks / suffers by the patient.
b. Psychological.
each patient will be traumatized so that psychological disorders are also experienced
if psychological problems are not immediately handled properly eating will affect the
healing of the patient's moistness.
c. Social and Cultural
people who are sick will affect social and cultural activities even reduced interaction
with social and cultural. This requires encouragement or enthusiasm from people
around (social).
4. How to do a charting blood preasure abnd pulse ?
The annswer :
a. Blood preasure
 Measure your blood pressure. Traditional blood pressure measurements can be
done with blood pressure gauges, stethoscopes, and analog
sphygmomanometers.
 Record your diastolic and systolic numbers. For example, your blood pressure
measurement result is 110/68. Record this number in a notebook or cellphone
so you can track changes in your blood pressure.
 blood pressure can change throughout the day, so the measurement should also
be done throughout the day (do it for two or three weeks to get accurate
results) and average the results.
 Subtract systolic numbers from diastolic numbers to get your pulse pressure.

b. abnd pulse
 See if your pulse pressure results in a safe range. Although people have
somewhat different pulse pressures due to differences in age and sex, the
medical world has determined a generally accepted basic scale
 See your doctor if your pulse pressure exceeds 60 mmHg. An pulse pressure
greater than 60 is considered a risk factor for cardiovascular conditions such
as stroke, and general cardiovascular problems such as hypertension. very
high pulse pressure can mean your heart valves are not functioning normally
to prevent backflow of blood and the heart does not effectively push the blood
forward (valve regurgitation)
 Call your doctor if the pulse pressure is below 40 mmHg. A pulse pressure
below 40 can indicate a heart that is not functioning properly ..

5. Finding other 5 teams of medical and explain the used of it ?

The answer :
 Cardiomegaly is a medical condition where the heart gets enlarged, or
commonly called a swollen heart.
 Cardiovascular, is a variety of conditions in which narrowing or blockage of
blood vessels can cause heart attacks, chest pain (angina), or stroke
 Lymphadenopathy is a condition in which swollen or enlarged lymph nodes
occur
 Congenital or congenital defects are abnormalities in the growth of the
structure of the baby that arises from the life of the conception of the egg.
 Hypertension is another name for high blood pressure