Med-Surg Quiz 2 Chapters 31, 33 & 40 | Medical-Surgical Nursing Exam Review

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MED SURG QUIZ 2 CHAPTER 31, 33, 40

it acts as a chamber holding the medicine, you can breath it in easier and more of the medicine goes to
your lungs

what's the reason for using a spacer with an inhaler




shake the inhaler

breath in for 3-5 secs

hold it in for 10 secs

wait 1 minutes between puffs

if the medicine is a corticosteroid rinse your mouth out

Steps for Metered-Dose Inhaler




120

what would the fasting glucose be for a patient with metabolic syndrome




located on the lining of the stomach

symptoms are: upper abdominal burning or gnawing pain, increased 1-2 hours after meal, possible
malnourishment and bleeding can occur

gastric ulcers location and symptoms




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located on the first part of the small intestine

symptoms: upper abdominal pain, cramping increased 2-5 hr after meal, nausea, anorexia

duodenal ulcers location and symptoms




form a viscid and sticky gel and adhere to ulcer surface forming a protective barrier

mucosal barrier fortifiers




take on an empty stomach, 1 hour before meals and at bedtime, monitor for constipation

sucralfate nursing indications




young, over 65, smokers, chronic disease, immunocompromised, AIDs alcoholism

who's at risk for getting pneumonia




an acute inflammation or infection of the lungs, that occurs when an infectious agents enters and
multiples in the lungs of susceptible people

Pneumonia




accumulated fluid in the lungs, oozing of puss or serum caused by inflammation




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exudate




walking pneumonia- confined to one lobe

lobar pneumonia




they are often antibiotic resistant, caused by E.coli, H. influenza, klebsiella

why are hospital pneumonias more dangerous




common cause is influenza virus, patients are less ill but sick longer because antibiotics are ineffective

viral pneumonia




caused by candida and aspergillus

fungal pneumonia




caused by fungus, causes pneumonia in pt's with AID's

pneumocystis Jiroveci pneumonia




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