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NSG 4100 / NSG4100 EXAM 1. NURSING PRACTICE ADULT HEALTH 3. QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS.

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NSG 4100 EXAM 1
Oral cancer risk factor
-smoking, HPV, ETOH consumption, obesity, GERD;
-previous head, neck, thyroid cancer;




Esophagus surgery diet
-soft mechanical diet
-mashed potatoes, pudding, oatmeal, apple sauce, diced peaches, canned fruit




What oral symptom might a patient with ESRD and dialysis experience? (uremia)
Metabolic taste in their mouth with nausea and vomiting
uremic factor (urine smelling breath)




Peritonitis sign and symptoms that need immediate attention
hypovolemia, rigid board-like abdomen, paralytic ileus, n/v, fever increased pulse,
pain aggravated by movement

,tx for peritonitis
LR fluids- isotonic
Phenergan for vomiting
ax for infection




Emergent assessment findings for gastrectomy
infection
bleeding




What muscular symptoms are associated with ESRD and dialysis? (uremia)
Wasting and cramping
weakness




What skin symptoms can occur in a patient with ESRD and dialysis? (uremia)
Bruising and pruritus




What are the vital sign changes in a patient with ESRD and dialysis? (uremia)
High blood pressure, high heart rate, high respiratory rate, but decreased urine
output

, Signs and Symptoms uremia
fluid overload, confusion, thin hair and nails, ulcer formation, hiccups, cardiac
tamponade, pericarditis, hyperkalemia(peaked t waves widened grs intervals




Complication post hemodialysis (priority)
Hypotension
Increased heart rate could indicate dehydration




What should you have after dialysis?
Lower hr and lower bp but not abnormally low




What you should assess after hemodialysis
Fistula , bleeding, thrill, bruit




Emergent CM of fluid over load in ESRD
Pericarditis, pleural friction rub, pericardial effusion, tamponade

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