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T/F - Aspirin affects false
coagulation factors, not
platelets
pt has new redness, apply cera-ve
itching, and peeling of
skin, what intervention
should nurse perform
which of the following hypersensitivity type II in which pathogenic
correlated with ITP? antibodies bind
TTP is caused by: deficiency of ADAMTS13
surgical tx for ITP: splenectomy
best management of DIC early recognition
to decrease mortality:
what is taking place clotting & bleeding
during DIC
which is NOT an aplastic anemia
underlying cause of DIC
what will you not see in a decreased D-dimer (in DIC fibrinogen level is less
lab workup for DIC? than 2)
a nurse is caring for a heparin
client who has DIC. which
medication should the
RN anticipate
administering
, which lab is not platelet level of 350,000 mm3
consistent with DIC?
a client with ITP fever
undergoes a
splenectomy, what
concerns the nurse?
what is the only solution normal saline
you can pair with blood?
limit the amount of visitors in the room & limit the
which precautions are
amount of time visitors spend close to client
necessary for patients
(because the pt is undergoing radiation - prevent
undergoing
infection - try to avoid any pregnant people around
brachytherapy? (SATA)
the client)
transfusion reactions can all the above (several hours later, within the first 5-15
occur... minutes, a few days later)
what is an essential ensure informed consent has been obtained, and
nursing action prior to prime the infusion set with normal saline
starting a blood
transfusion?
why does the nurse need a transfusion reaction can occur with as little as 10
to stay close to the pat at minutes
the beginning of
transfusion?
what causes the nurse neutropenic fever and infection
concern when a patient
has a fever of 101
farenheit and ANC count
of 800? (SATA)
a client is receiving a stop transition, maintain an iV infusion with 0.9%
blood transfusion. What sodium chloride, administer benadryl
should the RN do if an
allergic reaction is
suspected? (SATA)