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Patient agitated with a RASS score of +3 and behavioral pain scale of 10
(range 3-13). Spo2 AND BREATH sounds are unchanged. BP and heart
rate are somewhat higher. Interventions?
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, Give morphine 2mg IV
Is associated with patient
complaining of "worst HA in their life." Increasing prop won't do
anything for the pain.
Increased Potassium
Keep patient's head in a neutral
Decreased Bicarbonate
midline position.
Increased Lactic acid
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DKA patients have a profound decrease in what:
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Magnesium Fluids
Liquids Calcium
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Which of following nursing behaviors is usually most helpful to patients
and families regarding end-of-life decisions?
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avoiding discussions about end-of- acting as an arbitrator between
life preferences. family members.
encouraging family members to make providing only medical information
decisions independently. without emotional support.
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Will a cardiac transplant patient respond to atropine?
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Help maintaining a safe environment. No - pacing is the best
HypoNa impairs judgment, and instrument for symptomatic
causes confusion. bradycardia.
, Bradycardia
secretions or increased resistance in
Low cardiac output and hypotension the airways.
are consistent across shock states.
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Adverse effects of Increasing PEEP causes:
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Hypokalemia Bradycardia
Tachycardia Hypotension
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Traumatic injury, patient's arterial blood gas shows Respiratory alkalosis
- what interventions is best at this time?
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1 of 185
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Patient agitated with a RASS score of +3 and behavioral pain scale of 10
(range 3-13). Spo2 AND BREATH sounds are unchanged. BP and heart
rate are somewhat higher. Interventions?
Give this one a try later!
, Give morphine 2mg IV
Is associated with patient
complaining of "worst HA in their life." Increasing prop won't do
anything for the pain.
Increased Potassium
Keep patient's head in a neutral
Decreased Bicarbonate
midline position.
Increased Lactic acid
Don't know?
2 of 185
Term
DKA patients have a profound decrease in what:
Give this one a try later!
Magnesium Fluids
Liquids Calcium
Don't know?
3 of 185
,Term
Which of following nursing behaviors is usually most helpful to patients
and families regarding end-of-life decisions?
Give this one a try later!
avoiding discussions about end-of- acting as an arbitrator between
life preferences. family members.
encouraging family members to make providing only medical information
decisions independently. without emotional support.
Don't know?
4 of 185
Term
Will a cardiac transplant patient respond to atropine?
Give this one a try later!
Help maintaining a safe environment. No - pacing is the best
HypoNa impairs judgment, and instrument for symptomatic
causes confusion. bradycardia.
, Bradycardia
secretions or increased resistance in
Low cardiac output and hypotension the airways.
are consistent across shock states.
Don't know?
5 of 185
Term
Adverse effects of Increasing PEEP causes:
Give this one a try later!
Hypokalemia Bradycardia
Tachycardia Hypotension
Don't know?
6 of 185
Term
Traumatic injury, patient's arterial blood gas shows Respiratory alkalosis
- what interventions is best at this time?
