NUR 265 Exam 1 Questions & Answers
AFIB
After thrombolytic are administered, what needs to be Watch for signs of bleeding
watched?
ASYSTOLE
Describe a CABG A Vein is taken out of the leg or artery out of an arm. It is attached
the aorta, and beyond the blockage to have blood flow to the he
Describe acute pancreatitis. A serious and at times life threatening inflammation of the pancre
premature ativation of excessive pancreatic enzymes that destroy
pancreatic cells (basically the pancreas starts digesting itself)
, NUR 265 Exam 1 Questions & Answers
Describe an MI S/S of a female indigestion, chronic fatigue, inability to "catch their breath", aching
strangling
Describe a paracentesis. -A procedure that is needed to get rid of the fluid in the abdomen
-Have the pt. void before the procedure (ensures the bladder is o
wont get punctured)
-Patient is positioned in fowlers position in bed
Describe a post op CABG -rewarm slowly: if too quick- vasodilatation will occur and BP will
-q15 min urinary output for 24 hrs
-patient must be sitting up!!
-maintain blood pressure and vitals
-Monitor hemodynamics
-Monitor for drainage!: If more than 150 mL/hour call rapid!!!!
Describe bleeding precautions -Soft toothbrush
-Electric razor
-Fall precautions
Describe chronic pancreatitis. Progressive,destructive disease of the pancreas that has remission
exacerbation. Pain is not described as "boring" pain
, NUR 265 Exam 1 Questions & Answers
Describe contraindications for thrombolytic therapy Absolute
-Any prior intracranial hemorrhage
-Cerebral vascular lesion
-Known malignant intracranial neoplasm
-Ischemic stroke within 3 months
-Suspected aortic dissection
-Active bleeding
-Closed head or facial trauma with in 3 months
Relative
-Hx of poorly controlled HTN
-BP greater than 180/110
-Pregnancy
-Dementia, or other intracranial pathology
-CPR (10 minutes+) or major surgery within 3 wks
-Recent internal bleeding (2-4 weeks)
-Noncompressible vascular punctures
-Streptokinase 5 days ago or allergy to them
-Active peptic ulcer
-Anticoag use: Higher INR, higher bleeding risk
AFIB
After thrombolytic are administered, what needs to be Watch for signs of bleeding
watched?
ASYSTOLE
Describe a CABG A Vein is taken out of the leg or artery out of an arm. It is attached
the aorta, and beyond the blockage to have blood flow to the he
Describe acute pancreatitis. A serious and at times life threatening inflammation of the pancre
premature ativation of excessive pancreatic enzymes that destroy
pancreatic cells (basically the pancreas starts digesting itself)
, NUR 265 Exam 1 Questions & Answers
Describe an MI S/S of a female indigestion, chronic fatigue, inability to "catch their breath", aching
strangling
Describe a paracentesis. -A procedure that is needed to get rid of the fluid in the abdomen
-Have the pt. void before the procedure (ensures the bladder is o
wont get punctured)
-Patient is positioned in fowlers position in bed
Describe a post op CABG -rewarm slowly: if too quick- vasodilatation will occur and BP will
-q15 min urinary output for 24 hrs
-patient must be sitting up!!
-maintain blood pressure and vitals
-Monitor hemodynamics
-Monitor for drainage!: If more than 150 mL/hour call rapid!!!!
Describe bleeding precautions -Soft toothbrush
-Electric razor
-Fall precautions
Describe chronic pancreatitis. Progressive,destructive disease of the pancreas that has remission
exacerbation. Pain is not described as "boring" pain
, NUR 265 Exam 1 Questions & Answers
Describe contraindications for thrombolytic therapy Absolute
-Any prior intracranial hemorrhage
-Cerebral vascular lesion
-Known malignant intracranial neoplasm
-Ischemic stroke within 3 months
-Suspected aortic dissection
-Active bleeding
-Closed head or facial trauma with in 3 months
Relative
-Hx of poorly controlled HTN
-BP greater than 180/110
-Pregnancy
-Dementia, or other intracranial pathology
-CPR (10 minutes+) or major surgery within 3 wks
-Recent internal bleeding (2-4 weeks)
-Noncompressible vascular punctures
-Streptokinase 5 days ago or allergy to them
-Active peptic ulcer
-Anticoag use: Higher INR, higher bleeding risk
