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

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What is the medical tx for chest contusion? - mechanical ventilation with PEEP - opioids - antimicrobials - Abx What is the medical tx for flail chest? It is life threatening 1. control pain first so they don't get a pneumothorax 2. bone takes 2-6 wks to heal 3. respiratory therapy (TCDB) In an emergency, how do we tx a pneuma/hemothorax? Plug the opening by sealing it with gauze impregnated with petrolatum Tall and fat white males are at risk for pneumothorax. True/False? False. Thin white males are at risk. How do we manage chest tubes? - DO NOT CLAMP unless changing OR MILK TUBES - should see tidying with inspiration - intermittent bubbling ONLY; if continuous, there's an air leak - keep drainage system BELOW chest - wet suction should only be 20cm - if pt is restless for no reason = need to eval - report subs emphysema usually r/t chest tube leak What should we do if the pts chest tube falls out? 1. assess 1st 2. apply an occlusive gauze 3. 4x4 gauze with tape at 2 sides 4. put hand on to cover on inhale and release on exhale 5. put end of chest tube in sterile water 6. call MD

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NSG 4100 EXAM 3
What are signs/symptoms of ITP?
Petechiae on extremities




How do we dx ITP?
Bone marrow aspiration reveals megakaryocytes




What is the patho of ITP?
Antiplatelet antibodies develop in the blood and bind to the pts platelets > ingested
and destroyed by RES or macrophages > body attempts to compensate for this
destruction by increasing platelet production within the marrow




What are nursing considerations for ITP?
Careful medical hx
+ STOP quinine and sulfa drugs
+ assess for recent hep C, H. pylori, and HIV

,When is tx initiated for ITP?
When bleeding becomes severe or life-threatening or platelets <30




What is systole?
When the heart contracts to pump blood out (depolarization)




What is diastole?
When the heart relaxes after contractions (depolarization)




What is stroke volume (SV)?
Volume of blood ejected during ventricular contraction




What is cardiac output (CO)?
HR x SV
- amt of blood the heart pumps from each ventricle per minute
- measured in L per min

,What is normal EF of the left ventricle?
55-65%




What is preload?
- amount of ventricular stretch at the end of diastole
- initial stretching of the ventricles prior to contraction
- the heart loading up for the next big squeeze of the ventricles during systole




What is afterload (systemic vascular resistance [SVR])?
Amount of resistance the heart must overcome to open the aortic valve and push the
blood volume out into the systemic circulation




Pre-load is the amount of blood in the _______________ at the end of ________. This is
reflected as the central venous pressure.
right ventricle
diastole




PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM: the pressure bag is maintained at 500mmHg.
True/False?
False. It's maintained at 300mmHg

, PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM: NS is used as the flush system solution.
True/False?
True




PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM: the transducer does not convert the pressure
into an electrical signal; it uses osmosis. True / False?
False. It does convert the pressure into an electrical signal




What would NOT be a cause of sinus bradycardia?
Amphetamines




The effects of hypokalemia include the following:
- sinus brady
- premature vent tachycardias
- vent fib




Your pt converts to ventricular fibrillation and is non-responsive. What is your
PRIORITY action?

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