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1. cardiovascular as- increased HR (often first sign), decreased MAP, BP depends on stage
sessment to moni-
tor for hypovolemic
shock
2. respiratory assess- increased RR
ment to monitor for
hypovolemic shock
3. renal assessment decreased urine output
to monitor for hy-
povolemic shock
4. skin assessment to cool, moist, gray/blue skin
monitor for hypov-
olemic shock
5. CNS assessment to thirst
monitor for hypov-
olemic shock
6. labs for hypov- ABGs, lactic acid (increased), potassium (increased)
olemic shock
7. labs for septic WBC (increased) and lactic acid (increased)
shock
8. early symptoms of increased HR, decreased urine output, thirst, changes in mental status and
hypovolemic shock behavior
9. late symptoms of weakness and pain
hypovolemic shock
10.
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treatment of hypov- oxygen, iv therapy, medications (clotting factors, TXA, vasoconstrictors, in-
olemic shock otropes), monitoring of VS and LOC
11. s/s of cardiogenic increased HR, decreased BP, increased RR, decreased urine output, cold clam-
shock my skin, poor peripheral pulses, agitation, restlessness, confusion, pulmonary
congestions, continuing chest discomfort
12. hypovolemic shock too little blood volume causing MAP to decrease and prevent total body perfu-
sion and gas exchange, triggered by a fluid loss
13. septic shock triggered by infection that reduces gas exchange and perfusion
14. causes of distribu- sepsis, anaphylactic, neurogenic
tive shock
15. PPE used for eye protection, double gloves or chemo gloves, non-permeable gown
safe chemotherapy
practice
16. HIV vs AIDS not everyone with HIV has aids but everyone with AIDS has HIV
17. HIV s/s fever, weight loss, sores/thrush, liver and spleen enlargement, headache, neu-
ropathy, rash, N/V
18. AIDS s/s severe progression of HIV symptoms
19. s/s of anaphylaxis lip swelling, itching throat, deep firm swelling of face, lips, tongue, neck,
difficulty speaking or drinking, nasal swelling, stridor
20. care of patient with systemic anticoagulation, removal of catheter, chemotherapy or radiation
superior vena cava
syndrome
21. BMP, glucose (normal to low), BUN (increased), cortisol (decreased)
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labs for Addi-
son's disease (acute
adrenal insufficien-
cy)
22. psychotic behavior wide mood swings, forgetful and psychotic behavior
in SIADH
23. psychotic behavior emotional instability, patients say they often do not feel like themselves, crying
in cushing's or laughing inappropriately
24. psychotic behavior withdrawn or reduced cognition, social isolation
in hypothyroidism
25. psychotic behavior wide mood swings, decreased attention, activity being full speed ahead or
in hyperthyroidism completely stopped, cry or laugh without cause
26. hypoglycemic treat- 15g of carbohydrate, dextrose IV or SUBQ glucagon
ment
27. type 1 DM manage- insulin therapy, BG monitoring, nutrition therapy
ment
28. sinus bradycardia normal sinus rhythm that is slow (<60bpm)
29. s/s of sinus brady- syncope, dizziness, weakness, confusion, hypotension, diaphoresis, SOB, chest
cardia pain
30. interventions for si- atropine IV, increase intravascular volume, O2, transcutaneous/transvenous
nus bradycardia pacing, pacemaker
31.
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1. cardiovascular as- increased HR (often first sign), decreased MAP, BP depends on stage
sessment to moni-
tor for hypovolemic
shock
2. respiratory assess- increased RR
ment to monitor for
hypovolemic shock
3. renal assessment decreased urine output
to monitor for hy-
povolemic shock
4. skin assessment to cool, moist, gray/blue skin
monitor for hypov-
olemic shock
5. CNS assessment to thirst
monitor for hypov-
olemic shock
6. labs for hypov- ABGs, lactic acid (increased), potassium (increased)
olemic shock
7. labs for septic WBC (increased) and lactic acid (increased)
shock
8. early symptoms of increased HR, decreased urine output, thirst, changes in mental status and
hypovolemic shock behavior
9. late symptoms of weakness and pain
hypovolemic shock
10.
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treatment of hypov- oxygen, iv therapy, medications (clotting factors, TXA, vasoconstrictors, in-
olemic shock otropes), monitoring of VS and LOC
11. s/s of cardiogenic increased HR, decreased BP, increased RR, decreased urine output, cold clam-
shock my skin, poor peripheral pulses, agitation, restlessness, confusion, pulmonary
congestions, continuing chest discomfort
12. hypovolemic shock too little blood volume causing MAP to decrease and prevent total body perfu-
sion and gas exchange, triggered by a fluid loss
13. septic shock triggered by infection that reduces gas exchange and perfusion
14. causes of distribu- sepsis, anaphylactic, neurogenic
tive shock
15. PPE used for eye protection, double gloves or chemo gloves, non-permeable gown
safe chemotherapy
practice
16. HIV vs AIDS not everyone with HIV has aids but everyone with AIDS has HIV
17. HIV s/s fever, weight loss, sores/thrush, liver and spleen enlargement, headache, neu-
ropathy, rash, N/V
18. AIDS s/s severe progression of HIV symptoms
19. s/s of anaphylaxis lip swelling, itching throat, deep firm swelling of face, lips, tongue, neck,
difficulty speaking or drinking, nasal swelling, stridor
20. care of patient with systemic anticoagulation, removal of catheter, chemotherapy or radiation
superior vena cava
syndrome
21. BMP, glucose (normal to low), BUN (increased), cortisol (decreased)
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labs for Addi-
son's disease (acute
adrenal insufficien-
cy)
22. psychotic behavior wide mood swings, forgetful and psychotic behavior
in SIADH
23. psychotic behavior emotional instability, patients say they often do not feel like themselves, crying
in cushing's or laughing inappropriately
24. psychotic behavior withdrawn or reduced cognition, social isolation
in hypothyroidism
25. psychotic behavior wide mood swings, decreased attention, activity being full speed ahead or
in hyperthyroidism completely stopped, cry or laugh without cause
26. hypoglycemic treat- 15g of carbohydrate, dextrose IV or SUBQ glucagon
ment
27. type 1 DM manage- insulin therapy, BG monitoring, nutrition therapy
ment
28. sinus bradycardia normal sinus rhythm that is slow (<60bpm)
29. s/s of sinus brady- syncope, dizziness, weakness, confusion, hypotension, diaphoresis, SOB, chest
cardia pain
30. interventions for si- atropine IV, increase intravascular volume, O2, transcutaneous/transvenous
nus bradycardia pacing, pacemaker
31.
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