1. Treat chlamydia with – azithromycin
2. Signs and symptoms of chlamydia -
3. Risk for breast cancer – early menses, family hx, exposed to high dose radiation, any
other type of cancer, late menopause
4. When do you need mammogram – 40 years old/every 2 year until 50 and then every
year
5. Chemotherapy cause mucocytosis (tongue turns white) what will nurse do first- obtain a
culture of the lesion
6. Cataracts- cloudy vision, floating spots, white pupils, no eye pain
7. What is s/s for open angle glaucoma – loss of peripheral vision,
8. Dry macular degeneration- slow progression of losing eyesight overtime/ what can we
suggest to help- carrots, yellow/orange vegetables
9. Otoscopic exam – pearly tympanic membrane, malleus can be visible then ear wax
10. IOP – pressure of fluid inside eye, how to measure it – Tonometry
11. How to put eye drops – hand hygiene, put gloves, pull down thee lower lid and drop in
conjunctiva sac
12. Enucleation- removal of the eye/ what is first thing you do if you see bright red blood-
call the provider
13. Presbycusis- hear loss/ client who ha diagnosis of presbycusis, how. Would you
communicate – speak normal tone, turn off distractions,
14. Ototoxicity- aminoglycosides (gentamycin, neomycin, tobramycin)
15. Normal hearing in decibels - 0-15db
16. Otitis media- fever
17. TURP; postoperative care- sensation to void with catheter
18. Urine color following TURP- bloody, offer stool softener and no caffeinated beverages
19. Syphilis s/s – rash on palms and soles of feet
20. Men do testicular exam. – shower when its warm, highly curable
21. Erectile dysfunction- Viagra contraindications- nitrates
22. Tamoxifen – hot flashes in client
23. Mastectomy position- elevate on the pillow to get it above heart
24. Radiation – limit sun exposure
25. Brachytherapy- radiation implant so visitors’ only for 30 mins, bedrest, indwelling urinary
catheter
26. Otosclerosis- reddish-pinkish color tympanic
27. Spadectomy- opposite side of surgery
28. Cholelithiasis lab value – bilirubin (higher) 0-1 normal range
29. BPH – medication given - Tamsulosin
30. Sustained erection- emergency - priapism
31. What causes BPH – idiopathic/unknown
32. Cirrhosis – lab value and what medication - ammonia/lactulose
33. Transmitted by fecal oral route- hep A
34. Acute pancreatitis – monitor serum glucose closely because they putt them risk for
hyperglycemia/ what will you see regards to blood pressure – hand spams signs of
hypocalcemia
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