NURS 240 Final Exam – Questions With A+ Solutions
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1 End of Life: Opioid Administration 2 Autonomic Dysreflexia: Initial Action
Cardiac Catheterization: Post-Op
3 Absence of DNR Order 4
Femoral Site Care
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, End of Life: Opioid Administration Relaxes smooth muscles to ease respirations; monitor
for respiratory depression.
Cheyne-Stokes Respirations Apnea followed by tachypnea, indicating death is near.
Post-Mortem Care: First Step Confirm with the medical examiner that an autopsy is
not required.
Hospice vs. Palliative Care Hospice focuses on quality of life without recovery;
Palliative manages symptoms while seeking recovery.
Absence of DNR Order Perform CPR immediately if pulseless, even if the family
requests otherwise.
Neutropenia Dietary Precautions Drink bottled water; avoid fresh fruits, raw meats, salad
bars, and fresh flowers.
AKI Oliguric Phase Findings Urine output <400 mL/24 hours and hyperkalemia.
DKA Fluid Management Infuse 0.9% NS bolus, IV regular insulin drip w/
potassium for BGLs over 250, then switch to 5%
dextrose in 0.45% saline when BG drops to 250.
Cirrhosis Dietary Restrictions Low protein (prevents ammonia
buildup/encephalopathy) and low sodium (prevents
ascites/edema).
Atropine Indication Administered to treat symptomatic bradycardia.
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Keep affected leg straight, avoid hip flexion, and remain flat in bed for 8 hours.
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1 End of Life: Opioid Administration 2 Autonomic Dysreflexia: Initial Action
Cardiac Catheterization: Post-Op
3 Absence of DNR Order 4
Femoral Site Care
Don't know?
Terms in this set (104)
, End of Life: Opioid Administration Relaxes smooth muscles to ease respirations; monitor
for respiratory depression.
Cheyne-Stokes Respirations Apnea followed by tachypnea, indicating death is near.
Post-Mortem Care: First Step Confirm with the medical examiner that an autopsy is
not required.
Hospice vs. Palliative Care Hospice focuses on quality of life without recovery;
Palliative manages symptoms while seeking recovery.
Absence of DNR Order Perform CPR immediately if pulseless, even if the family
requests otherwise.
Neutropenia Dietary Precautions Drink bottled water; avoid fresh fruits, raw meats, salad
bars, and fresh flowers.
AKI Oliguric Phase Findings Urine output <400 mL/24 hours and hyperkalemia.
DKA Fluid Management Infuse 0.9% NS bolus, IV regular insulin drip w/
potassium for BGLs over 250, then switch to 5%
dextrose in 0.45% saline when BG drops to 250.
Cirrhosis Dietary Restrictions Low protein (prevents ammonia
buildup/encephalopathy) and low sodium (prevents
ascites/edema).
Atropine Indication Administered to treat symptomatic bradycardia.
