A client who has had an MI and may potentially go into cardigenic shock should not
get which medication and why?
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Norepinephrine because further vasoconstriction can cause severe chest
pain and decreased perfusion
What s/s prompts the burn nurse to know that fluid resuscitation has been
completed?
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Occurrence of clear yellow urine at least 30 ml/ hr or 0.5 ml/kg/hr
,What are important interventions to be done during the acute phase of a burn injury?
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Prevent infection
Prevent further skin injury and repair the wound
Increase nutrition and calories
A provider enters in to give dobutamine to a patient with cardigoenic shock. What is
this medication and what does it do?
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Dobutamine is a inotropic medication that is used to improve how well the
heart pumps.
Calculate the TBSA according to rule of 9s for this patient
back of right arm is burned, entire backside.
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Back of right arm= 4.5%
Entire backside= 18%
Total= 22.5%
A client comes in to the ED experiencing DIC. What treatment might the provider
order for this condition?
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Clotting factors, blood, plasma, platelets, heparin or other anticoagulant
What is capillary leak syndrome?
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In burn patients, when the fluid leaks through the vessels causing a shift in
vascular volume outside the vessel
A provider tells the ED nurse that the patient has a flail chest. What does the nurse
anticipate will happen next for the patient?
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Intubation and mechanical ventilation
A provider tells the nurse that a patient is having a tension pneumothorax. What could
the nurse anticipate about how this will be treated?
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With a needle decompression thoracotomy
What are the components of DIC?
get which medication and why?
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Norepinephrine because further vasoconstriction can cause severe chest
pain and decreased perfusion
What s/s prompts the burn nurse to know that fluid resuscitation has been
completed?
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Occurrence of clear yellow urine at least 30 ml/ hr or 0.5 ml/kg/hr
,What are important interventions to be done during the acute phase of a burn injury?
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Prevent infection
Prevent further skin injury and repair the wound
Increase nutrition and calories
A provider enters in to give dobutamine to a patient with cardigoenic shock. What is
this medication and what does it do?
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Dobutamine is a inotropic medication that is used to improve how well the
heart pumps.
Calculate the TBSA according to rule of 9s for this patient
back of right arm is burned, entire backside.
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Back of right arm= 4.5%
Entire backside= 18%
Total= 22.5%
A client comes in to the ED experiencing DIC. What treatment might the provider
order for this condition?
, Give this one a try later!
Clotting factors, blood, plasma, platelets, heparin or other anticoagulant
What is capillary leak syndrome?
Give this one a try later!
In burn patients, when the fluid leaks through the vessels causing a shift in
vascular volume outside the vessel
A provider tells the ED nurse that the patient has a flail chest. What does the nurse
anticipate will happen next for the patient?
Give this one a try later!
Intubation and mechanical ventilation
A provider tells the nurse that a patient is having a tension pneumothorax. What could
the nurse anticipate about how this will be treated?
Give this one a try later!
With a needle decompression thoracotomy
What are the components of DIC?
