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An infusion requiring calculation of drops per minute based on volume, tim
5% dextrose and water IV infusion drip factor.
10% dextrose in water Prevents hypoglycemia until TPN resumes.
Acidosis Treatment Sodium bicarbonate buffers acetoacetic acid.
Action after nasotracheal suctioning Re-oxygenate the client before attempting to suction again.
Action for ice pack removal Observe the appearance of the skin under the ice pack.
Action for nasogastric tube nausea Reposition the client on her side.
Action for small blood pressure cuff Reassess the client's blood pressure using a larger cuff.
Acute cholecystitis diet Low-fat foods like baked fish are preferred.
Aerobic Exercise Program Intensive physical activity for cardiovascular health.
Aging Food Products Peanut butter can spoil and produce toxins.
,Air injection in tubing Hearing air indicates potential NG tube placement.
Allergen Avoidance Instruct to avoid sprays, powders, and perfumes.
Allergen avoidance instruction Avoid sprays, powders, and perfumes.
Ambulation and pneumonia Ambulation is contraindicated if it decreases oxygen saturation below 90%
Analgesic Administration in Hospice Schedule analgesics around-the-clock for pain management.
Antiembolism Stockings Apply before lowering legs from bed.
Antihypertensive medication adherence Continue medication while learning meditation.
Antihypertensive Medications Continue medications while monitoring meditation effects.
Anxiety management Identify sources of anxiety for effective intervention.
Around-the-Clock Dosing Regular medication schedule for consistent effect.
Ascites Dietary Plan Include restricted sodium intake.
Aspirating gastric contents Ensures pH value of 4 or less.
, Aspiration Prevention Position client in semi-fowlers.
Aspiration Risk Increased chance of inhaling food or fluid.
Evaluating the degree of swelling to determine the severity of infiltration or
Assessment of edema compartment syndrome.
Assessment of Learning Evaluating client understanding of health information.
Assessment Techniques Use various methods to gather comprehensive data.
Attachment Definition Interaction between parent and newborn.
Auscultation Method Listening to body sounds to assess health.
Battery in Nursing Performing procedures against client's wishes is battery.
Bedrest Nursing Care Care focused on preventing complications from immobility.
Best position for tube feeding Fowler's.
Bladder distention assessment Evaluate for swelling in the bladder area.
An infusion requiring calculation of drops per minute based on volume, tim
5% dextrose and water IV infusion drip factor.
10% dextrose in water Prevents hypoglycemia until TPN resumes.
Acidosis Treatment Sodium bicarbonate buffers acetoacetic acid.
Action after nasotracheal suctioning Re-oxygenate the client before attempting to suction again.
Action for ice pack removal Observe the appearance of the skin under the ice pack.
Action for nasogastric tube nausea Reposition the client on her side.
Action for small blood pressure cuff Reassess the client's blood pressure using a larger cuff.
Acute cholecystitis diet Low-fat foods like baked fish are preferred.
Aerobic Exercise Program Intensive physical activity for cardiovascular health.
Aging Food Products Peanut butter can spoil and produce toxins.
,Air injection in tubing Hearing air indicates potential NG tube placement.
Allergen Avoidance Instruct to avoid sprays, powders, and perfumes.
Allergen avoidance instruction Avoid sprays, powders, and perfumes.
Ambulation and pneumonia Ambulation is contraindicated if it decreases oxygen saturation below 90%
Analgesic Administration in Hospice Schedule analgesics around-the-clock for pain management.
Antiembolism Stockings Apply before lowering legs from bed.
Antihypertensive medication adherence Continue medication while learning meditation.
Antihypertensive Medications Continue medications while monitoring meditation effects.
Anxiety management Identify sources of anxiety for effective intervention.
Around-the-Clock Dosing Regular medication schedule for consistent effect.
Ascites Dietary Plan Include restricted sodium intake.
Aspirating gastric contents Ensures pH value of 4 or less.
, Aspiration Prevention Position client in semi-fowlers.
Aspiration Risk Increased chance of inhaling food or fluid.
Evaluating the degree of swelling to determine the severity of infiltration or
Assessment of edema compartment syndrome.
Assessment of Learning Evaluating client understanding of health information.
Assessment Techniques Use various methods to gather comprehensive data.
Attachment Definition Interaction between parent and newborn.
Auscultation Method Listening to body sounds to assess health.
Battery in Nursing Performing procedures against client's wishes is battery.
Bedrest Nursing Care Care focused on preventing complications from immobility.
Best position for tube feeding Fowler's.
Bladder distention assessment Evaluate for swelling in the bladder area.
