NUR 508 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH
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1 of 54
Definition
oxygen, fowler's position, pain meds (morphine), IV anticoagulants,
monitor VS
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nursing interventions for pt indications for TPA administration
with PE with MI
, nursing interventions physical findings that show
associated with TPA proning is working
administration
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2 of 54
Definition
absent bowel sounds with diarrhea, significant abdominal
distention, bloody diarrhea, symptoms of sepsis - pts with
ischemia to bowel
and secondary necrosis can develop bowel rupture with
leaking of
rupture into peritoneal cavity
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manifestations in patient indications for TPA
suffering from necrotic administration with MI
bowel
Interventions performed when a
physical findings of left
patient presents to the ER with
ventricular dysfunction after
angina
MI
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, 3 of 54
Term
What would be seen with serious complications of TPA
administration?
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assess for pain, anxiety,
hypoxia, dehydration, anemia altered LOC (lethargy,
- no cardioversion - okay to hypotension, significant
use meds after attempting to bruising throughout
treat underlying cause abdomen)
wavy lines across rhythm strip
SCDs, early ambulation or eg
(can be small and course), no
exercises after surgery, SQ
pulse but some electrical
heparin or Lovenox,
activity - ventricular standstill
hydration
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4 of 54
Term
How do you treat ventricular tachycardia?
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, keeps alveoli open on exhalation, improving diffusion or gas
exchange across alveoli - helps decrease amount of oxygen pt
might require
early CPR, early defibrillation, epinephrine (1 mg every 3-5 min IVP), IV
arrhythmic (amiodarone) - epinephrine and amiodarone given between
each 2 min cycle of CPR
if no pulse call a code and start CPR (early compressions and
early defibrillation) - if pt has pulse assess hemodynamic
stability - use IV meds such as amiodarone and synchronized
cardioversion
assess for pain, anxiety, hypoxia, dehydration, anemia - no
cardioversion - okay to use meds after attempting to treat
underlying cause
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5 of 54
Term
What compensatory system regulates respiratory acidosis
and respiratory alkalosis?
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kidneys
if aneurysm or repair is above renal arteries the pt could develop
acute kidney injury secondary to cross-clamp time, hypovolemia
(blood loss, fluid loss), prolonged hypotension - closely monitor
100% SOLVED ANSWERS GRADED
A+
1 of 54
Definition
oxygen, fowler's position, pain meds (morphine), IV anticoagulants,
monitor VS
Give this one a try later!
nursing interventions for pt indications for TPA administration
with PE with MI
, nursing interventions physical findings that show
associated with TPA proning is working
administration
Don't know?
2 of 54
Definition
absent bowel sounds with diarrhea, significant abdominal
distention, bloody diarrhea, symptoms of sepsis - pts with
ischemia to bowel
and secondary necrosis can develop bowel rupture with
leaking of
rupture into peritoneal cavity
Give this one a try later!
manifestations in patient indications for TPA
suffering from necrotic administration with MI
bowel
Interventions performed when a
physical findings of left
patient presents to the ER with
ventricular dysfunction after
angina
MI
Don't know?
, 3 of 54
Term
What would be seen with serious complications of TPA
administration?
Give this one a try later!
assess for pain, anxiety,
hypoxia, dehydration, anemia altered LOC (lethargy,
- no cardioversion - okay to hypotension, significant
use meds after attempting to bruising throughout
treat underlying cause abdomen)
wavy lines across rhythm strip
SCDs, early ambulation or eg
(can be small and course), no
exercises after surgery, SQ
pulse but some electrical
heparin or Lovenox,
activity - ventricular standstill
hydration
Don't know?
4 of 54
Term
How do you treat ventricular tachycardia?
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, keeps alveoli open on exhalation, improving diffusion or gas
exchange across alveoli - helps decrease amount of oxygen pt
might require
early CPR, early defibrillation, epinephrine (1 mg every 3-5 min IVP), IV
arrhythmic (amiodarone) - epinephrine and amiodarone given between
each 2 min cycle of CPR
if no pulse call a code and start CPR (early compressions and
early defibrillation) - if pt has pulse assess hemodynamic
stability - use IV meds such as amiodarone and synchronized
cardioversion
assess for pain, anxiety, hypoxia, dehydration, anemia - no
cardioversion - okay to use meds after attempting to treat
underlying cause
Don't know?
5 of 54
Term
What compensatory system regulates respiratory acidosis
and respiratory alkalosis?
Give this one a try later!
kidneys
if aneurysm or repair is above renal arteries the pt could develop
acute kidney injury secondary to cross-clamp time, hypovolemia
(blood loss, fluid loss), prolonged hypotension - closely monitor
