NUR1023 Exam with Questions and Solutions
NUR1023 Exam with Questions and Solutions A patient has severe nausea and vomiting, but is prescribed oral medications. What should the nurse do? ANSWER Advocate for the patient, contact provider to see if medication can be administered through a different route. What must the nurse be aware of when a patient has a shrimp or shellfish allergy? ANSWER The patient cannot take iodine, which is commonly used in radiology (with contrast) Fluid deficit ANSWER Condition that occurs when total body fluid levels are not sufficient to meet the body's needs. Fluid overload ANSWER too much ECV in the body Dehydration ANSWER combination of hypernatremia and ECV deficit Bulk forming laxatives ANSWER Absorb liquid in the intestines, create a bulky and more liquid like stool that is softer and easier to pass Kidneys ANSWER where most medications are excreted. Serum ANSWER in the blood
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