NURS 405 Exam 3 Review – Questions With
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If working with a terminally ill patient What are their advanced directives?
who is not going to survive their
cancer; what do we make sure
(information wise) we have on our
patient? (Most important)
Normal urinary output 30 ml/hr
If decreased output, notify provider
Review extracorporeal shock waves -
lipotrypsy eswl
What education?
What concerns?
If someone has a procedure to infection
remove a kidney stone, what would be pt may have increased WBC, temp, diaphoretic, pain,
concerning to follow up/address? confusion
Know the 4 different types of stones -
what causes them?
Review s/s of kidney cancer
What may be an early indication of hematuria
kidney carcinoma?
What is the leading cause of cancer? smoking
, Review kidney transplants - what you may go quickly
may see
What will you see if a kidney decreased/no urine output, edema/ascites, fever
transplant fails?
Patient had a kidney transplant; what hemorrhage - lead to hypovolemic shock
could happen/what is dangerous in
the transplant?
If a patient had kidney surgery and bloody drainage up to 8 hours
had nephrostomy tubes, what would check to make sure it drains - no clogs
be a normal expectation 8 hours out?
You receive a pt that had a total respiratory depression (think ABCs) - Airway first!
kidney removed - day 1 - If you were
given several complications, which
would be the highest priority?
If someone has Crohn's disease, what diarrhea
could you expect as a diagnostic?
Know what food to recommend for
Crohn's/UC
If someone has esophageal resection no, call provider - nurses don't insert
for cancer and has an NG tube - do
we mess with it if it comes out (as
nurses)?
What s/s would a pt complain about progressive dysphagia - difficulty swallowing
for esophageal cancer?
Know what labs would be looked at if - lipase/amylase
looking for pancreatitis - decreased calcium
- Choveks & tresseus
Know s/s of pancreatitis
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Terms in this set (47)
If working with a terminally ill patient What are their advanced directives?
who is not going to survive their
cancer; what do we make sure
(information wise) we have on our
patient? (Most important)
Normal urinary output 30 ml/hr
If decreased output, notify provider
Review extracorporeal shock waves -
lipotrypsy eswl
What education?
What concerns?
If someone has a procedure to infection
remove a kidney stone, what would be pt may have increased WBC, temp, diaphoretic, pain,
concerning to follow up/address? confusion
Know the 4 different types of stones -
what causes them?
Review s/s of kidney cancer
What may be an early indication of hematuria
kidney carcinoma?
What is the leading cause of cancer? smoking
, Review kidney transplants - what you may go quickly
may see
What will you see if a kidney decreased/no urine output, edema/ascites, fever
transplant fails?
Patient had a kidney transplant; what hemorrhage - lead to hypovolemic shock
could happen/what is dangerous in
the transplant?
If a patient had kidney surgery and bloody drainage up to 8 hours
had nephrostomy tubes, what would check to make sure it drains - no clogs
be a normal expectation 8 hours out?
You receive a pt that had a total respiratory depression (think ABCs) - Airway first!
kidney removed - day 1 - If you were
given several complications, which
would be the highest priority?
If someone has Crohn's disease, what diarrhea
could you expect as a diagnostic?
Know what food to recommend for
Crohn's/UC
If someone has esophageal resection no, call provider - nurses don't insert
for cancer and has an NG tube - do
we mess with it if it comes out (as
nurses)?
What s/s would a pt complain about progressive dysphagia - difficulty swallowing
for esophageal cancer?
Know what labs would be looked at if - lipase/amylase
looking for pancreatitis - decreased calcium
- Choveks & tresseus
Know s/s of pancreatitis
