Definition 1 of 431
Adrenocortical hormone excess is diagnosed as what disease?
immunosuppressants ADH (vasopressin)
age, genetics, sex Cushing's disease
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2 of 431
,Definition
causes of vagal stimulation
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hypokalemia vomiting
ileus suctioning
severe pain
moderate sedation muscle irritability
tetany
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Definition 3 of 431
Where does the majority of digestion and nutrient absorption occur in the
body?
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small intestine Nystatin powder
catecholamine Cushing's disease
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,Definition 4 of 431
Diarrhea can lead to what acid-base imbalance
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osmotic pressure hyperkalemia
respiratory acidosis metabolic acidosis
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Definition 5 of 431
During pharyngeal obstruction, how should the nurse open the airway?
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keep the head neutral and apply tilt the head back and pull the
pressure to the throat lower jaw forward
tilt the head to the side and push the lift the chin and close the mouth tightly
chin down
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, Definition 6 of 431
Never apply heat over transdermal patches. Why?
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can cause the patch to lose its may lead to skin irritation and
effectiveness discomfort
could result in a delayed onset of pain could increase absorption and
relief result in lethal complications
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Definition 7 of 431
In the setting of impaired adrenal function, the nurse should monitor these
three things.
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LR(Lactated Ringer's Solution) QSEN - Quality and Safety Education for
Nurses Institute
blood sugar, blood pressure, ketonuria
weight blood sugar >250mL/dL
Adrenocortical hormone excess is diagnosed as what disease?
immunosuppressants ADH (vasopressin)
age, genetics, sex Cushing's disease
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2 of 431
,Definition
causes of vagal stimulation
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hypokalemia vomiting
ileus suctioning
severe pain
moderate sedation muscle irritability
tetany
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Definition 3 of 431
Where does the majority of digestion and nutrient absorption occur in the
body?
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small intestine Nystatin powder
catecholamine Cushing's disease
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,Definition 4 of 431
Diarrhea can lead to what acid-base imbalance
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osmotic pressure hyperkalemia
respiratory acidosis metabolic acidosis
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Definition 5 of 431
During pharyngeal obstruction, how should the nurse open the airway?
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keep the head neutral and apply tilt the head back and pull the
pressure to the throat lower jaw forward
tilt the head to the side and push the lift the chin and close the mouth tightly
chin down
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, Definition 6 of 431
Never apply heat over transdermal patches. Why?
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can cause the patch to lose its may lead to skin irritation and
effectiveness discomfort
could result in a delayed onset of pain could increase absorption and
relief result in lethal complications
Don't know?
Definition 7 of 431
In the setting of impaired adrenal function, the nurse should monitor these
three things.
Give this one a go later!
LR(Lactated Ringer's Solution) QSEN - Quality and Safety Education for
Nurses Institute
blood sugar, blood pressure, ketonuria
weight blood sugar >250mL/dL
