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Presence of Reed-Sternberg cells.
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1 Primary goal of palliative care? 2 Initial fluid replacement for DKA?
Crucial action for burn contracture Diagnosis requirement for Hodgkin's
3 4
prevention? Lymphoma?
, Don't know?
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Primary goal of palliative care? Relieve suffering and manage symptoms.
Time prognosis for hospice care? Six months or less to live.
Default code status during arrest? CPR is default without orders.
What does a Full Code include? Compressions, intubation, medications, and
defibrillation.
What does DNI status prohibit? Prohibits use of mechanical ventilation.
Intent of Principle of Double Effect? Administer meds for symptom relief safely.
How is brain death defined? Irreversible loss of all brain activity.
Early indicators of decreased Mild confusion, anxiety, and restlessness.
oxygenation?
What does high CVP indicate? Indicates fluid volume overload.
Where are arterial lines leveled? Phlebostatic axis, fourth intercostal space.
Condition in younger Type 1 diabetics? Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA).
Emergency with severe dehydration Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic Syndrome (HHS).
and high glucose?
Initial fluid replacement for DKA? 0.9% Normal Saline at 15-20 mL/kg/hr.
, Check this before giving IV insulin? Potassium levels must be checked.
IV fluid to prevent rapid Dextrose 5% when glucose drops.
hypoglycemia?
Syndrome causing dilutional Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone.
hyponatremia?
Primary treatment for Diabetes Desmopressin (DDAVP) and fluid replacement.
Insipidus?
Physical signs of Cushing's Syndrome? Moon face, buffalo hump, weight gain.
Common symptom of Addison's Postural hypotension and extreme weakness.
Disease?
Thyroid disorder causing heat Hyperthyroidism.
intolerance?
Normal pH range for blood? Normal pH is 7.35 to 7.45.
What does ROME method mean? Respiratory Opposite and Metabolic Equal.
Indicator of full acid-base Blood pH returns to normal range.
compensation?
Key part of VAP prevention? Keep head elevated 30-45 degrees.
Cause of high-pressure ventilator Blocked airflow or stiff lungs.
alarm?
Cause of low-pressure ventilator Escaping air or tube disconnection.
alarm?
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Presence of Reed-Sternberg cells.
Choose an answer
1 Primary goal of palliative care? 2 Initial fluid replacement for DKA?
Crucial action for burn contracture Diagnosis requirement for Hodgkin's
3 4
prevention? Lymphoma?
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (194)
Primary goal of palliative care? Relieve suffering and manage symptoms.
Time prognosis for hospice care? Six months or less to live.
Default code status during arrest? CPR is default without orders.
What does a Full Code include? Compressions, intubation, medications, and
defibrillation.
What does DNI status prohibit? Prohibits use of mechanical ventilation.
Intent of Principle of Double Effect? Administer meds for symptom relief safely.
How is brain death defined? Irreversible loss of all brain activity.
Early indicators of decreased Mild confusion, anxiety, and restlessness.
oxygenation?
What does high CVP indicate? Indicates fluid volume overload.
Where are arterial lines leveled? Phlebostatic axis, fourth intercostal space.
Condition in younger Type 1 diabetics? Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA).
Emergency with severe dehydration Hyperosmolar Hyperglycemic Syndrome (HHS).
and high glucose?
Initial fluid replacement for DKA? 0.9% Normal Saline at 15-20 mL/kg/hr.
, Check this before giving IV insulin? Potassium levels must be checked.
IV fluid to prevent rapid Dextrose 5% when glucose drops.
hypoglycemia?
Syndrome causing dilutional Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone.
hyponatremia?
Primary treatment for Diabetes Desmopressin (DDAVP) and fluid replacement.
Insipidus?
Physical signs of Cushing's Syndrome? Moon face, buffalo hump, weight gain.
Common symptom of Addison's Postural hypotension and extreme weakness.
Disease?
Thyroid disorder causing heat Hyperthyroidism.
intolerance?
Normal pH range for blood? Normal pH is 7.35 to 7.45.
What does ROME method mean? Respiratory Opposite and Metabolic Equal.
Indicator of full acid-base Blood pH returns to normal range.
compensation?
Key part of VAP prevention? Keep head elevated 30-45 degrees.
Cause of high-pressure ventilator Blocked airflow or stiff lungs.
alarm?
Cause of low-pressure ventilator Escaping air or tube disconnection.
alarm?
