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3 primary causes of anaphylaxis
- answer-Drugs, Food and bee stings
3 Stages of Healing
- answer--Inflammatory/Reactive Phase
-Reparative Phase
-Remodeling Phase
Isoniazid
- answer-hepatotoxic
DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOL
Adverse Effects: Peripheral neuropathy hypersensitivity, evidence of anemia,
bruising
IV extravasation
- answer-could destroy surrounding tissue
STOP INFUSION IMMEDIATELY
Move to another site if needed
Elevate affected arm
Apply Heat
Lab values for HIV AIDS
- answer-CD4 normal 500-1500
CD4 <200 means it is progressing from HIV to AIDS
Late s/s of Chemo
- answer-Alopecia and weight loss
Left Side Stroke
- answer--Logic
-Right side of Body
-Speech
-Writing/Reading
,-Math
-Analysis
-Planning
-They are aware of their deficiencies
Leukemia
- answer-Bone Marrow and other blood-forming organs produce increased
numbers of immature or abnormal leukocytes. These suppress the production of
normal blood cells, leading to anemia and other symptoms.
Leukemia Nursing Priority
- answer-Fluids
Pain Management
Bleeding Precautions
NO ASPIRIN (BLEEDING)
Levodopa SE
- answer-Dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, trouble
sleeping, unusual dreams, Headache
Linear fracture
- answer-fracture occurs parallel to bone axis
Long Bone Early Complications
- answer-Fat Embolus
DVT
Compartment Syndrome
Lumus Priority's
- answer-FATIGUE
Risk for Infection
Lung Ausculatation (friction RUB)
- answer-means pericarditis, call Dr. (found in Lupus patients)
Lupus Manifestations
- answer-Butterfly mask on face, blistering, scars, FATIGUE, joint pain, renal
dysfunction
,Lupus Risk Factors
- answer-Hormonal change (puberty child birth)
Genetics are involved, more likely to be present in A. Americans.
Mantoux test
- answer-aka PPD read within 48-72 hours
Medication for Alcohol Abuse
- answer-Antabuse: makes you sick if you consume alcohol
CAUTION: no alcohol based products, DO, Mouthwash, hand sanitizer.
Medication for MS:
What does it Do?
- answer-Baclofen (lioresal)- administered to reduce spasticity in lower extremities
meds that can lead to CVA
- answer-Oral contraceptives
Antiarrhythmics
Metabolic Acidosis
pH is
PCO2 is
HCO3 is
- answer-pH low
PCO2 normal
HCO3 low
Metabolic Acidosis causes
- answer-Too much metabolic Acid
Diarrhea
Diabetes
Shock
Renal Failure
Alcoholism
Aspirin Overdose
Anorexia
Colostomy Bag
Metabolic Acidosis Interventions
- answer-Monitor ABGs
, NS and Glucose
Provide Oral Care for Dry mouth
Admin Sodium and Bicarb
Monitor K
Metabolic Acidosis Manifestations
- answer-Diminished Appetite
N/V
ABD Pain
Weakness/ Fatigue/ Malaise
Headache
Decreased LOC
Dysrhythmia
Bradycardia
Warm, Flushed Skin
Skeletal Problems
Hyperventilation (kussmal Respirations0
Dyspnea
Metabolic Alkalosis
pH is
PCO2 is
HCO3 is
- answer-pH high
PCO2 normal
HCO3 high
Metabolic Alkalosis Causes
- answer-Too little metabolic Acid too much bicarb
Prolonged vomiting
Bicarb OD
Long term diuretic
Corticosteriods
8 D's of Levodopa
- answer-1 Dizziness/Drowsiness/ Avoid Driving
2 Dyskinesia/ Dreams (nightmares)
3 Decrease in reality due to hallucinations
4 Decrease in BP from orthostatic hypotension