NR 325 - Lecture Notes - Exam 2
- 5-15
- increased is >20 and sustained - ANS-Intracranial Pressure
- 5-7 days afterward you need to be completely covered
- you will burn from the inside
- macular degeneration therapy - ANS-Photodynamic Therapy
- A fib
- H/O clots - ANS-Stroke: Risk Factors
- age
- trauma
- radiation/UV
- TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYES
- can be genetic - ANS-Cataracts (Cause)
- airway
- decrease icp
- nutrition
- preserve function
- rehab
- safety
- education - ANS-Stroke: Interventions
- angle is closed
- acute
- painful
- pressure is greater than 20 mm of mercury
- medical emergency - ANS-Primary Close Glaucoma
- aren't always found right away
- need to be extracted
- craniotomy
- ventriculostomy
- burr hole - ANS-Hematoma
- autoimmune
, - usually female
- usually familial
- onset 40's-50's - ANS-Multiple Sclerosis
- autoimmune
- associated with immunizations
- preceded by mild respiratory or intestinal infection
- progresses over hours to days
- Minimal Muscle Atrophy - ANS-Guillain Barre Syndrome: Risk Factors
- best response = 15
- comatose patient = 8 or less
- unresponsive = 3 or less - ANS-Gloscow Coma Scale
- build up of aqueous humor
- fluid is not escaping
- hair in sink, clogged and water won't go down - ANS-Glaucoma
- changes in LOC
- seizures
- drainage from nose/ears
- pupils slow to react/non-reactive
- slurred speech
- visual problems - ANS-Head Injury Warnings
- corticosteroids
- antivirals
- full recovery in 6ish months - ANS-Bell's Palsy Treatment
- decrease inflow or increase outflow
- trabeculoplasty (hole in mesh)
- betablocker eye drops (contraind. in cardio and resp), myotic eye drops
- watch blood pressure
- diagnosed with machine that blows air in the eye - ANS-Primary Open Glaucoma:
Interventions
- decrease pressure asap!
- myotic eye drops - constrict
- hypertonic saline
- decrease fluid
- 5-15
- increased is >20 and sustained - ANS-Intracranial Pressure
- 5-7 days afterward you need to be completely covered
- you will burn from the inside
- macular degeneration therapy - ANS-Photodynamic Therapy
- A fib
- H/O clots - ANS-Stroke: Risk Factors
- age
- trauma
- radiation/UV
- TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYES
- can be genetic - ANS-Cataracts (Cause)
- airway
- decrease icp
- nutrition
- preserve function
- rehab
- safety
- education - ANS-Stroke: Interventions
- angle is closed
- acute
- painful
- pressure is greater than 20 mm of mercury
- medical emergency - ANS-Primary Close Glaucoma
- aren't always found right away
- need to be extracted
- craniotomy
- ventriculostomy
- burr hole - ANS-Hematoma
- autoimmune
, - usually female
- usually familial
- onset 40's-50's - ANS-Multiple Sclerosis
- autoimmune
- associated with immunizations
- preceded by mild respiratory or intestinal infection
- progresses over hours to days
- Minimal Muscle Atrophy - ANS-Guillain Barre Syndrome: Risk Factors
- best response = 15
- comatose patient = 8 or less
- unresponsive = 3 or less - ANS-Gloscow Coma Scale
- build up of aqueous humor
- fluid is not escaping
- hair in sink, clogged and water won't go down - ANS-Glaucoma
- changes in LOC
- seizures
- drainage from nose/ears
- pupils slow to react/non-reactive
- slurred speech
- visual problems - ANS-Head Injury Warnings
- corticosteroids
- antivirals
- full recovery in 6ish months - ANS-Bell's Palsy Treatment
- decrease inflow or increase outflow
- trabeculoplasty (hole in mesh)
- betablocker eye drops (contraind. in cardio and resp), myotic eye drops
- watch blood pressure
- diagnosed with machine that blows air in the eye - ANS-Primary Open Glaucoma:
Interventions
- decrease pressure asap!
- myotic eye drops - constrict
- hypertonic saline
- decrease fluid
