Kernig's sign
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a diagnostic sign for meningitis marked by the person's
inability to extend the leg completely when the thigh is
flexed upon the abdomen and the person is sitting or lying
down
Intubation requirements
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, PaCO2 >77mmHg
PaO2>90
pH less than 7.20
Chronic hypercarbia
hypoxemia
Inability to protect airway
Increase cognitive change- lethargy
8 or less breaths per minute
Wound infection signs
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red hard skin, purulent drainage, warm tender skin
Secondary Survey
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The comprehensive assessment used to gather more
specific information about an injury. It includes history,
observation, physical examination, and special tests
myasthenia gravis education
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, advise patient to take medication as ordered
Surgical positioning
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The position of the patient before and during surgery, to allow access to
the body and to keep the patient safe during an operation. Consider
weight, age, size of client, type of anesthesia, pain on movement of
conscious client, type of procedure
who's at risk for PE
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Post op patients, New DVT diagnosis patient, Femur fx, Afib client
Bleeding Treatment
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, bandage, apply direct pressure, elevate injury if no broken
bones, use tourniquet if severe bleeding cannot be
stopped
hypovolemic shock
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shock resulting from blood or fluid loss
Phentyoin teaching
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Do not strop drug- stopping drug can cause seizure activity
Morphine side effects
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a diagnostic sign for meningitis marked by the person's
inability to extend the leg completely when the thigh is
flexed upon the abdomen and the person is sitting or lying
down
Intubation requirements
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, PaCO2 >77mmHg
PaO2>90
pH less than 7.20
Chronic hypercarbia
hypoxemia
Inability to protect airway
Increase cognitive change- lethargy
8 or less breaths per minute
Wound infection signs
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red hard skin, purulent drainage, warm tender skin
Secondary Survey
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The comprehensive assessment used to gather more
specific information about an injury. It includes history,
observation, physical examination, and special tests
myasthenia gravis education
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, advise patient to take medication as ordered
Surgical positioning
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The position of the patient before and during surgery, to allow access to
the body and to keep the patient safe during an operation. Consider
weight, age, size of client, type of anesthesia, pain on movement of
conscious client, type of procedure
who's at risk for PE
Give this one a try later!
Post op patients, New DVT diagnosis patient, Femur fx, Afib client
Bleeding Treatment
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, bandage, apply direct pressure, elevate injury if no broken
bones, use tourniquet if severe bleeding cannot be
stopped
hypovolemic shock
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shock resulting from blood or fluid loss
Phentyoin teaching
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Do not strop drug- stopping drug can cause seizure activity
Morphine side effects
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