Exam 1 - NUR 303 Questions With Complete Solutions
Where do gram negative infections typically occur?
GI/GU
A client is being sent home with multiple bumps and bruises
what OTC would you recommend?
Ibuprofen
what is anaphlaxis?
an immediate or life threatening allergic reaction
Where are NSAIDs absorbed?
in the GI tract
Where are NSAIDs excreted?
urine
Where are NSAIDs metabolized?
in the liver
What are some adverse effects of NSAIDs?
dyspepsia, bleeding, platelet inhibition, nausea, vomiting,
diarrhea
What does NSAIDs stand for?
Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Agents
What are some examples of a NSAIDs?
ibuprofen, Celebrex, aspirin, ketorolac
, What can occur when someone is experiencing Red Man
Syndrome?
- purritis (itch)
- Erythematous (rash of face/neck/torso)
- Hypotension
- Ongioedema
What are some nursing considerations when administering
Vancomycin?
- Renal function
- monitor serum concentration
- hearing evaluation
- fluid balance
- red man syndrome
DO NOT GIVE IM
How do you confirm the "right patient"?
compare name and birth date between wrist band and the chart
What can vancomycin cause?
red man syndrome or anaphylaxis
1L is how many mL
1000mL
1kg is how many pounds
2.2 pounds
1tsp is how many mL
5 mL
Where do gram negative infections typically occur?
GI/GU
A client is being sent home with multiple bumps and bruises
what OTC would you recommend?
Ibuprofen
what is anaphlaxis?
an immediate or life threatening allergic reaction
Where are NSAIDs absorbed?
in the GI tract
Where are NSAIDs excreted?
urine
Where are NSAIDs metabolized?
in the liver
What are some adverse effects of NSAIDs?
dyspepsia, bleeding, platelet inhibition, nausea, vomiting,
diarrhea
What does NSAIDs stand for?
Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Agents
What are some examples of a NSAIDs?
ibuprofen, Celebrex, aspirin, ketorolac
, What can occur when someone is experiencing Red Man
Syndrome?
- purritis (itch)
- Erythematous (rash of face/neck/torso)
- Hypotension
- Ongioedema
What are some nursing considerations when administering
Vancomycin?
- Renal function
- monitor serum concentration
- hearing evaluation
- fluid balance
- red man syndrome
DO NOT GIVE IM
How do you confirm the "right patient"?
compare name and birth date between wrist band and the chart
What can vancomycin cause?
red man syndrome or anaphylaxis
1L is how many mL
1000mL
1kg is how many pounds
2.2 pounds
1tsp is how many mL
5 mL
