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ATI Comprehensive Revision Questions and Updated Answers 2023. normal aPTT 40 seconds. it will be higher with heparin normal aPTT with heparin 60-80 seconds. is 1.5-2 times higher than normal what will happen to the patient's vision if they have a detached retina? they will have floating dark spots. this is because of bulges, folds, or holes in the affected retina. what is a sign that a ventriculoperitoneal shunt is being malfunctioned? increased ICP when taking phenelzine, what should a client eat? foods high in tyramine, such as fermented meat. phenelzine is an MAOI what type of clothing should be worn with home oxygen therapy? cotton fabrics what do bladder spasms and decreased UO indicate for a client with a catheter in place? What should the nurse do? internal obstructions. the nurse should irrigate the catheter with 0.9% NaCl and tell provider if the obstruction does not clear what area do you tap to check for chvostek's sign? what does a positive finding look like and what does it mean? tap client's facial nerve, which is near their cheek and ear. facial twitching is a positive finding that indicates hypocalcemia what will be in the urine for a patient with pyelonephritis, or a lower urinary tract infection? WBCs (pyelonephritis is a severe kidney infection) for a client with B. cepacia, what should the nurse do? give high dose antibiotic therapy and initiate contact precaution, not droplet nursing intervention when administering doxorubicin inspect client's mucosa for petechiae every 8 hours, asses for hematuria, guaiac, and bruising. this medication causes thrombocytopenia and increased risk of bleeding. doxorubicin is for breast cancer treatment. what does an orienter of a group do? note the progress of the group toward assigned goals risk factors for osteoporosis sedentary lifestyle and estrogen deficiency risk factors for osteoarthritis a small-framed body with thin build and acromegaly if a client has measles, what type of precaution should they be in? airborne precautions


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