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NGN: 8tWhat 8tassessment 8tfindings 8tare 8tconsistent 8twith 8tCrohn's 8tdisease,
8tulcerative 8tcolitis, 8tor 8tperitonitis?
Temperature 8t(100F)
Weight 8t(-9.7 8tlbs)
Albumin 8tlevel 8t(2.4)
WBC 8t(14)
Bowel 8tpattern 8t(freq. 8tloose 8tstools)
Abdominal 8tpain 8tlocation 8t(RLQ)
Heart 8trate 8t(105) 8t- 8tANSWERSTemperature: 8tCrohn's, 8tUC 8t& 8tperitonitis. 8t
-Elevation 8tcan 8toccur 8twith 8tall 8tthree 8tdue 8tto 8tinflammation 8tand 8tinfection. 8t
Weight: 8tCrohn's 8t& 8tUC. 8t
-Unintended 8tweight 8tloss 8tcan 8toccur 8tdue 8tto 8tmalabsorption 8tin 8tthe 8tGI 8ttract. 8t
Bowel 8tpattern: 8tCrohn's.
-If 8tthe 8tpatient 8treported 8tthere 8twas 8tblood 8tin 8tthe 8tstool, 8tit 8twould 8tbe 8tUC.
8tCrohn's 8tdoesn't 8tcause 8ttarry 8tstools. 8t
WBC: 8tCrohn's, 8tUC 8t& 8tperitonitis.
-Elevation 8tcan 8toccur 8tdue 8tto 8tinflammation 8tand 8tinfection. 8t
Heart 8trate: 8tperitonitis. 8t
-Tachycardia 8tcan 8toccur 8tdue 8tto 8tinflammation, 8tinfection, 8tand 8tdehydration. 8t
Albumin 8tlevel: 8tCrohn's 8t& 8tUC. 8t
-Because 8tof 8tthe 8tmalabsorption 8tin 8tthe 8tGI 8ttract, 8tthe 8tbody 8tisn't 8treceiving
8tenough 8tprotein. 8t
Abdominal 8tpain 8tlocation: 8tCrohn's. 8t
-Because 8tit 8tis 8tin 8tthe 8tRLQ, 8tit 8tis 8tmore 8tconsistent 8twith 8tCrohn's. 8tWith
8tpatients 8tthat 8thave 8tperitonitis, 8tthey 8texperience 8tgeneralized 8tabd. 8tpain 8tthat
8tradiates 8tto 8tthe 8tshoulder 8tand 8tback.
NGN: 8tWhat 8tassessment 8tfindings 8tcan 8tindicate 8ta 8ttransfusion 8treaction 8tin 8ta
8tpatient 8treceiving 8tblood?
Urine 8toutput 8t(150mL 8tof 8tclear, 8tyellow)
Skin 8t(pale, 8tcool 8tand 8tdry)
,Anxiety
Vital 8tsigns 8t(within 8tnormal 8trange)
Headache
Back 8tpain 8t- 8tANSWERSBack 8tpain, 8theadache 8t& 8tanxiety. 8t
Hemolytic 8treaction 8tS/S: 8tback 8tpain, 8theadache, 8tanxiety, 8tfever, 8tchills, 8tchest
8tpain, 8ttachycardia, 8tdyspnea, 8thypotension.
NGN: 8tPatient 8tarrives 8twith 8tpalpitations, 8tdifficulty 8tbreathing, 8tand 8treports
8tfeeling 8tfaint. 8tReports 8tconstipation 8tand 8tjoint 8tpain 8tfor 8tx2 8tdays. 8tIn
8tchildhood, 8tpatient 8texperienced 8tphysical 8tabuse, 8tand 8temotionally 8tdetached
8tparents. 8tReports 8tnervousness 8tand 8tonly 8tleaving 8thome 8twhen 8tnecessary. 8t
PMH: 8tfreq. 8thospital 8tvisits 8tdue 8tto 8theadaches 8tand 8tGI 8tdistress. 8t
Bowtie: 8t- 8tANSWERSCondition: 8tsomatic 8tsymptom 8tdisorder 8t
-due 8tto 8tphysical 8tinactivity 8t& 8tjoint 8tpain
Interventions: 8tMonitor 8tphysical 8tmanifestations 8t& 8tassess 8tfor 8tpresence 8tof
8t2nd 8tgains 8tfrom 8ttheir 8tillness
-disorder 8tis 8tcharacterized 8tby 8tthe 8tpresence 8tof 8tother 8treal 8tmanifestations 8tlike
8tdizziness, 8tnausea, 8tback 8tpain, 8tand 8tjoint 8tpain. 8t
Monitor: 8tVital 8tsigns 8t& 8tpain.
NGN: 8tWhat 8tactions 8tshould 8tthe 8tnurse 8ttake 8twhen 8ther 8tpedi 8tpatient 8tis
8texhibiting 8tsymptoms 8tof 8tan 8tallergic 8treaction?
Administer 8t0.9% 8tNS 8tIV
Administer 8tepi 8tIM
Monitor 8turine 8toutput 8tq2hrs
DC 8tsupplemental 8toxygen
Monitor 8tvital 8tsigns 8tfrequently
DC 8tIV 8tmedication 8t- 8tANSWERSAdminister 8t0.9% 8tNS 8tIV
Administer 8tepi 8tIM
Monitor 8tvital 8tsigns 8tfrequently
DC 8tIV 8tmedication
-Nurse 8tshould 8tDC 8tthe 8tRocephin 8tand 8tgive 8tIV 8tNS 8tto 8thelp 8trestore 8tfluids
8tbecause 8tfluid 8tshifts 8tcan 8toccur 8tquickly 8tduring 8ta 8treaction. 8tAdministering
8tepi 8tIM 8tis 8tthe 8tfirst 8tline 8tof 8ttherapy 8tfor 8tanaphylactic 8treactions 8tbecause 8tit
8tconstricts 8tblood 8tvessels 8tand 8tdilates 8tbronchioles. 8tMonitoring 8tvital 8tsings
8tfrequently 8twill 8tallow 8tthe 8tnurse 8tto 8tmonitor 8tfor 8tsigns 8tof 8tshock.
NGN: 8tWhat 8t5 8tactions 8tshould 8tthe 8tnurse 8tplan 8tto 8ttake 8twith 8ta 8tpatient
8texperiencing 8thallucinations, 8tfollowing 8talcohol 8twithdrawal?
Administer 8tthiamine
Maintain 8ta 8tlow-stimulation 8tenvironment 8t
Administer 8tchlordiazepoxide
Initiate 8tseizure 8tprecautions
,Perform 8ta 8tCIWA-Ar
Administer 8tdisulfiram 8t- 8tANSWERSAdminister 8tthiamine
Maintain 8ta 8tlow-stimulation 8tenvironment 8t
Administer 8tchlordiazepoxide
Initiate 8tseizure 8tprecautions
Perform 8ta 8tCIWA-Ar
-Nurse 8tshould 8tplan 8tinterventions 8tthat 8tkeep 8tthe 8tpatient 8tsafe 8tand 8ttreat 8tthe
8tphysical 8tmanifestations 8tof 8twithdrawal. 8tUse 8tthe 8tCIWA-Ar 8tto 8tdetermine 8tthe
8tseverity 8tof 8tthe 8twithdrawal. 8tWithdrawal 8tseizures 8tcan 8toccur 8t12-24hrs 8tafter
8tcessation 8tof 8talcohol 8tuse, 8ttherefore 8tinitiate 8tseizure 8tprecautions 8tto 8tprevent
8tinjury. 8tAdminister 8tchlordiazepoxide 8t(a 8tbenzodiazepine) 8tand 8tplace 8tpatient 8tin
8ta 8tlow-stim 8tenvironment 8tto 8tdecrease 8tagitation 8tand 8tthe 8trisk 8tfor 8tseizures.
8tAdministering 8tthiamine 8tcan 8tprevent 8tWernicke 8tsyndrome.
NGN: 8tA 8tpost-op 8tpatient 8tis 8texperiencing 8tright 8tlower 8textremity 8tpain 8tand
8titching, 8tfollowing 8tan 8temergent 8tappy. 8tReports 8tright 8tlower 8textremity 8tpain
8tthat 8thas 8tbeen 8tintermittent 8tfor 8tx2 8tmonths. 8t
Assessment: 8tBilat 8tlower 8textremities 8twarm 8tto 8ttouch, 8tpedal 8tpulses 8t2+ 8tbilat.
8tSpider 8tveins 8tnoted. 8tDistended 8tveins 8tnoted 8ton 8tright 8tlower 8textremity. 8tVital
8tsigns 8tare 8twithin 8tnormal 8tlimits. 8t
Bowtie: 8t- 8tANSWERSCondition: 8tVaricose 8tveins.
-due 8tto 8tedema 8t& 8tpruritis 8t
Interventions: 8tElevate 8textremity 8t& 8tapply 8tcompression 8tstockings
-to 8tpromote 8tvenous 8treturn 8t& 8tcirculation
Monitor: 8tPruritis 8t& 8tedema
NGN: 8tWhich 8tassessment 8tfindings 8trequire 8tan 8timmediate 8tfollow-up 8tin 8ta
8tschizophrenic 8tpatient?
Hyperactive 8tbowel 8tsounds 8tx4
Last 8tHCP 8tappointment 8twas 8t6 8tmonths 8tago
Client 8tAO 8tx2
Agitated
Speech 8tdisorganized
Involuntary 8ttongue 8tmovement 8tand 8tfoot 8ttremor
Increase 8tin 8turination 8tand 8tone 8tepisode 8tof 8tincontinence
Family 8tc/o 8tincreased 8tagitation 8tand 8tdelusions 8t- 8tANSWERSInvoluntary 8ttongue
8tmovement 8tand 8tfoot 8ttremor
Frequent 8turination 8tand 8tincontinence
Increase 8tin 8tagitation
-Patient 8tis 8texperiencing 8ttardive 8tdyskinesia
A 8thome 8thealth 8tnurse 8tis 8tevaluation 8ta 8tschool-age 8tchild 8twho 8thas 8tcystic
8tfibrosis. 8tThe 8tnurse 8tshould 8tinitiate 8ta 8trequest 8tfor 8ta 8thigh-frequency 8tchest
, 8tcompression 8tvest 8tin 8tresponse 8tto 8twhich 8tof 8tthe 8tfollowing 8tparent
8tstatements?
A. 8t"My 8tchild 8tdoesn't 8tlike 8tto 8tsit 8tstill 8tfor 8tnebulizer 8ttreatments."
B. 8t"I 8tthink 8tthat 8tmy 8tchild 8thas 8tbeen 8trunning 8ta 8tfever 8tover 8tthe 8tlast 8tcouple
8tof 8tdays."
C. 8t"My 8tchild 8tonly 8thas 8ta 8tsmall 8tamount 8tof 8tmucus 8tafter 8tpercussion
8ttherapy."
D. 8t"I 8tam 8tconcerned 8tabout 8tmy 8tchild's 8tfuture 8tparticipation 8tin 8tteam 8tsports."
8t- 8tANSWERSC. 8t"My 8tchild 8thas 8tonly 8ta 8tsmall 8tamount 8tof 8tmucus 8tafter
8tpercussion 8ttherapy."
-The 8tnurse 8tshould 8trecommend 8ta 8thigh-frequency 8tvest 8tfor 8ta 8tchild 8twho 8thas
8tinadequate 8tresults 8tfrom 8tother 8tairway 8tclearance 8ttherapy 8ttechniques. 8tOlder
8tchildren 8toften 8trequire 8tother 8ttechniques 8tin 8taddition 8tto 8tpercussion 8tand
8tpostural 8tdrainage 8tto 8tachieve 8tadequate 8tmucus 8texpectoration.
-The 8tnurse 8tshould 8tteach 8tthe 8tparent 8ttechniques 8tfor 8tadministration 8tfor
8tnebulizer 8ttreatments 8tto 8tthe 8tchild. 8t
-The 8tnurse 8tshould 8tfollow-up 8ton 8treports 8tof 8tfever, 8tas 8tthis 8tcould 8tindicate 8ta
8tpulmonary 8tinfection.
-The 8tnurse 8tshould 8tdiscuss 8tparticipation 8tin 8tsports 8tactivities 8tin 8trelation 8tto
8tthe 8tchild's 8tcurrent 8tphysical 8tand 8tpulmonary 8thealth.
NGN: 8tA 8tpatient 8twho 8tis 8tx2 8tpost-op, 8tfollowing 8ta 8tsurgical 8trepair 8tof 8ta 8tleft
8thip 8tfracture, 8tis 8tc/o 8tof 8tintermittent 8tabdominal 8tpain. 8tRates 8t5/10 8ton 8tleft
8tside 8tof 8tabdomen. 8tPain 8tbegan 8tafter 8teating 8tdinner. 8tLast 8tbowel 8tmovement
8twas 8t5 8tdays 8tprior. 8tReports 8tusual 8tpattern 8tis 8tx1 8tdaily. 8t
Assessment: 8tAbdomen 8tdistended, 8tdull 8tto 8tpercussion, 8tfirm 8tand 8tnon-tender
8ton 8tpalpation. 8tHypoactive 8tbowel 8tsounds 8tx4. 8tVital 8tsigns 8tare 8twithin 8tnormal
8tlimits. 8t
Bowtie: 8t- 8tANSWERSCondition: 8tIntestinal 8tobstruction
-bowel 8tsounds 8thypoactive 8tx4, 8tlast 8tBM 8twas 8t5 8tdays 8tprior, 8tintermittent 8tto
8tconstant 8tpain. 8t
Interventions: 8tAssist 8tpatient 8tin 8tsemi-Fowler's 8t& 8tprepare 8tto 8tadminister 8tIV
8tfluids.
-to 8trelieve 8tthe 8tpressure 8tfrom 8tthe 8tdistention 8tand 8treduce 8trisk 8tof 8tdeveloping
8tfluid/electrolyte 8timbalance. 8t
Monitor: 8tBowel 8tsounds 8t& 8turine 8toutput.
A 8tnurse 8tis 8tcaring 8tfor 8ta 8tpatient 8twho 8thas 8ta 8tnew 8tprescription 8tfor 8tclonidine.
8tThe 8tnurse 8tshould 8tinform 8tthe 8tpatient 8tthat 8twhich 8tof 8tthe 8tfollowing 8tfindings
8tis 8tan 8tadverse 8teffect 8tof 8tthis 8tmedication?
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NGN: 8tWhat 8tassessment 8tfindings 8tare 8tconsistent 8twith 8tCrohn's 8tdisease,
8tulcerative 8tcolitis, 8tor 8tperitonitis?
Temperature 8t(100F)
Weight 8t(-9.7 8tlbs)
Albumin 8tlevel 8t(2.4)
WBC 8t(14)
Bowel 8tpattern 8t(freq. 8tloose 8tstools)
Abdominal 8tpain 8tlocation 8t(RLQ)
Heart 8trate 8t(105) 8t- 8tANSWERSTemperature: 8tCrohn's, 8tUC 8t& 8tperitonitis. 8t
-Elevation 8tcan 8toccur 8twith 8tall 8tthree 8tdue 8tto 8tinflammation 8tand 8tinfection. 8t
Weight: 8tCrohn's 8t& 8tUC. 8t
-Unintended 8tweight 8tloss 8tcan 8toccur 8tdue 8tto 8tmalabsorption 8tin 8tthe 8tGI 8ttract. 8t
Bowel 8tpattern: 8tCrohn's.
-If 8tthe 8tpatient 8treported 8tthere 8twas 8tblood 8tin 8tthe 8tstool, 8tit 8twould 8tbe 8tUC.
8tCrohn's 8tdoesn't 8tcause 8ttarry 8tstools. 8t
WBC: 8tCrohn's, 8tUC 8t& 8tperitonitis.
-Elevation 8tcan 8toccur 8tdue 8tto 8tinflammation 8tand 8tinfection. 8t
Heart 8trate: 8tperitonitis. 8t
-Tachycardia 8tcan 8toccur 8tdue 8tto 8tinflammation, 8tinfection, 8tand 8tdehydration. 8t
Albumin 8tlevel: 8tCrohn's 8t& 8tUC. 8t
-Because 8tof 8tthe 8tmalabsorption 8tin 8tthe 8tGI 8ttract, 8tthe 8tbody 8tisn't 8treceiving
8tenough 8tprotein. 8t
Abdominal 8tpain 8tlocation: 8tCrohn's. 8t
-Because 8tit 8tis 8tin 8tthe 8tRLQ, 8tit 8tis 8tmore 8tconsistent 8twith 8tCrohn's. 8tWith
8tpatients 8tthat 8thave 8tperitonitis, 8tthey 8texperience 8tgeneralized 8tabd. 8tpain 8tthat
8tradiates 8tto 8tthe 8tshoulder 8tand 8tback.
NGN: 8tWhat 8tassessment 8tfindings 8tcan 8tindicate 8ta 8ttransfusion 8treaction 8tin 8ta
8tpatient 8treceiving 8tblood?
Urine 8toutput 8t(150mL 8tof 8tclear, 8tyellow)
Skin 8t(pale, 8tcool 8tand 8tdry)
,Anxiety
Vital 8tsigns 8t(within 8tnormal 8trange)
Headache
Back 8tpain 8t- 8tANSWERSBack 8tpain, 8theadache 8t& 8tanxiety. 8t
Hemolytic 8treaction 8tS/S: 8tback 8tpain, 8theadache, 8tanxiety, 8tfever, 8tchills, 8tchest
8tpain, 8ttachycardia, 8tdyspnea, 8thypotension.
NGN: 8tPatient 8tarrives 8twith 8tpalpitations, 8tdifficulty 8tbreathing, 8tand 8treports
8tfeeling 8tfaint. 8tReports 8tconstipation 8tand 8tjoint 8tpain 8tfor 8tx2 8tdays. 8tIn
8tchildhood, 8tpatient 8texperienced 8tphysical 8tabuse, 8tand 8temotionally 8tdetached
8tparents. 8tReports 8tnervousness 8tand 8tonly 8tleaving 8thome 8twhen 8tnecessary. 8t
PMH: 8tfreq. 8thospital 8tvisits 8tdue 8tto 8theadaches 8tand 8tGI 8tdistress. 8t
Bowtie: 8t- 8tANSWERSCondition: 8tsomatic 8tsymptom 8tdisorder 8t
-due 8tto 8tphysical 8tinactivity 8t& 8tjoint 8tpain
Interventions: 8tMonitor 8tphysical 8tmanifestations 8t& 8tassess 8tfor 8tpresence 8tof
8t2nd 8tgains 8tfrom 8ttheir 8tillness
-disorder 8tis 8tcharacterized 8tby 8tthe 8tpresence 8tof 8tother 8treal 8tmanifestations 8tlike
8tdizziness, 8tnausea, 8tback 8tpain, 8tand 8tjoint 8tpain. 8t
Monitor: 8tVital 8tsigns 8t& 8tpain.
NGN: 8tWhat 8tactions 8tshould 8tthe 8tnurse 8ttake 8twhen 8ther 8tpedi 8tpatient 8tis
8texhibiting 8tsymptoms 8tof 8tan 8tallergic 8treaction?
Administer 8t0.9% 8tNS 8tIV
Administer 8tepi 8tIM
Monitor 8turine 8toutput 8tq2hrs
DC 8tsupplemental 8toxygen
Monitor 8tvital 8tsigns 8tfrequently
DC 8tIV 8tmedication 8t- 8tANSWERSAdminister 8t0.9% 8tNS 8tIV
Administer 8tepi 8tIM
Monitor 8tvital 8tsigns 8tfrequently
DC 8tIV 8tmedication
-Nurse 8tshould 8tDC 8tthe 8tRocephin 8tand 8tgive 8tIV 8tNS 8tto 8thelp 8trestore 8tfluids
8tbecause 8tfluid 8tshifts 8tcan 8toccur 8tquickly 8tduring 8ta 8treaction. 8tAdministering
8tepi 8tIM 8tis 8tthe 8tfirst 8tline 8tof 8ttherapy 8tfor 8tanaphylactic 8treactions 8tbecause 8tit
8tconstricts 8tblood 8tvessels 8tand 8tdilates 8tbronchioles. 8tMonitoring 8tvital 8tsings
8tfrequently 8twill 8tallow 8tthe 8tnurse 8tto 8tmonitor 8tfor 8tsigns 8tof 8tshock.
NGN: 8tWhat 8t5 8tactions 8tshould 8tthe 8tnurse 8tplan 8tto 8ttake 8twith 8ta 8tpatient
8texperiencing 8thallucinations, 8tfollowing 8talcohol 8twithdrawal?
Administer 8tthiamine
Maintain 8ta 8tlow-stimulation 8tenvironment 8t
Administer 8tchlordiazepoxide
Initiate 8tseizure 8tprecautions
,Perform 8ta 8tCIWA-Ar
Administer 8tdisulfiram 8t- 8tANSWERSAdminister 8tthiamine
Maintain 8ta 8tlow-stimulation 8tenvironment 8t
Administer 8tchlordiazepoxide
Initiate 8tseizure 8tprecautions
Perform 8ta 8tCIWA-Ar
-Nurse 8tshould 8tplan 8tinterventions 8tthat 8tkeep 8tthe 8tpatient 8tsafe 8tand 8ttreat 8tthe
8tphysical 8tmanifestations 8tof 8twithdrawal. 8tUse 8tthe 8tCIWA-Ar 8tto 8tdetermine 8tthe
8tseverity 8tof 8tthe 8twithdrawal. 8tWithdrawal 8tseizures 8tcan 8toccur 8t12-24hrs 8tafter
8tcessation 8tof 8talcohol 8tuse, 8ttherefore 8tinitiate 8tseizure 8tprecautions 8tto 8tprevent
8tinjury. 8tAdminister 8tchlordiazepoxide 8t(a 8tbenzodiazepine) 8tand 8tplace 8tpatient 8tin
8ta 8tlow-stim 8tenvironment 8tto 8tdecrease 8tagitation 8tand 8tthe 8trisk 8tfor 8tseizures.
8tAdministering 8tthiamine 8tcan 8tprevent 8tWernicke 8tsyndrome.
NGN: 8tA 8tpost-op 8tpatient 8tis 8texperiencing 8tright 8tlower 8textremity 8tpain 8tand
8titching, 8tfollowing 8tan 8temergent 8tappy. 8tReports 8tright 8tlower 8textremity 8tpain
8tthat 8thas 8tbeen 8tintermittent 8tfor 8tx2 8tmonths. 8t
Assessment: 8tBilat 8tlower 8textremities 8twarm 8tto 8ttouch, 8tpedal 8tpulses 8t2+ 8tbilat.
8tSpider 8tveins 8tnoted. 8tDistended 8tveins 8tnoted 8ton 8tright 8tlower 8textremity. 8tVital
8tsigns 8tare 8twithin 8tnormal 8tlimits. 8t
Bowtie: 8t- 8tANSWERSCondition: 8tVaricose 8tveins.
-due 8tto 8tedema 8t& 8tpruritis 8t
Interventions: 8tElevate 8textremity 8t& 8tapply 8tcompression 8tstockings
-to 8tpromote 8tvenous 8treturn 8t& 8tcirculation
Monitor: 8tPruritis 8t& 8tedema
NGN: 8tWhich 8tassessment 8tfindings 8trequire 8tan 8timmediate 8tfollow-up 8tin 8ta
8tschizophrenic 8tpatient?
Hyperactive 8tbowel 8tsounds 8tx4
Last 8tHCP 8tappointment 8twas 8t6 8tmonths 8tago
Client 8tAO 8tx2
Agitated
Speech 8tdisorganized
Involuntary 8ttongue 8tmovement 8tand 8tfoot 8ttremor
Increase 8tin 8turination 8tand 8tone 8tepisode 8tof 8tincontinence
Family 8tc/o 8tincreased 8tagitation 8tand 8tdelusions 8t- 8tANSWERSInvoluntary 8ttongue
8tmovement 8tand 8tfoot 8ttremor
Frequent 8turination 8tand 8tincontinence
Increase 8tin 8tagitation
-Patient 8tis 8texperiencing 8ttardive 8tdyskinesia
A 8thome 8thealth 8tnurse 8tis 8tevaluation 8ta 8tschool-age 8tchild 8twho 8thas 8tcystic
8tfibrosis. 8tThe 8tnurse 8tshould 8tinitiate 8ta 8trequest 8tfor 8ta 8thigh-frequency 8tchest
, 8tcompression 8tvest 8tin 8tresponse 8tto 8twhich 8tof 8tthe 8tfollowing 8tparent
8tstatements?
A. 8t"My 8tchild 8tdoesn't 8tlike 8tto 8tsit 8tstill 8tfor 8tnebulizer 8ttreatments."
B. 8t"I 8tthink 8tthat 8tmy 8tchild 8thas 8tbeen 8trunning 8ta 8tfever 8tover 8tthe 8tlast 8tcouple
8tof 8tdays."
C. 8t"My 8tchild 8tonly 8thas 8ta 8tsmall 8tamount 8tof 8tmucus 8tafter 8tpercussion
8ttherapy."
D. 8t"I 8tam 8tconcerned 8tabout 8tmy 8tchild's 8tfuture 8tparticipation 8tin 8tteam 8tsports."
8t- 8tANSWERSC. 8t"My 8tchild 8thas 8tonly 8ta 8tsmall 8tamount 8tof 8tmucus 8tafter
8tpercussion 8ttherapy."
-The 8tnurse 8tshould 8trecommend 8ta 8thigh-frequency 8tvest 8tfor 8ta 8tchild 8twho 8thas
8tinadequate 8tresults 8tfrom 8tother 8tairway 8tclearance 8ttherapy 8ttechniques. 8tOlder
8tchildren 8toften 8trequire 8tother 8ttechniques 8tin 8taddition 8tto 8tpercussion 8tand
8tpostural 8tdrainage 8tto 8tachieve 8tadequate 8tmucus 8texpectoration.
-The 8tnurse 8tshould 8tteach 8tthe 8tparent 8ttechniques 8tfor 8tadministration 8tfor
8tnebulizer 8ttreatments 8tto 8tthe 8tchild. 8t
-The 8tnurse 8tshould 8tfollow-up 8ton 8treports 8tof 8tfever, 8tas 8tthis 8tcould 8tindicate 8ta
8tpulmonary 8tinfection.
-The 8tnurse 8tshould 8tdiscuss 8tparticipation 8tin 8tsports 8tactivities 8tin 8trelation 8tto
8tthe 8tchild's 8tcurrent 8tphysical 8tand 8tpulmonary 8thealth.
NGN: 8tA 8tpatient 8twho 8tis 8tx2 8tpost-op, 8tfollowing 8ta 8tsurgical 8trepair 8tof 8ta 8tleft
8thip 8tfracture, 8tis 8tc/o 8tof 8tintermittent 8tabdominal 8tpain. 8tRates 8t5/10 8ton 8tleft
8tside 8tof 8tabdomen. 8tPain 8tbegan 8tafter 8teating 8tdinner. 8tLast 8tbowel 8tmovement
8twas 8t5 8tdays 8tprior. 8tReports 8tusual 8tpattern 8tis 8tx1 8tdaily. 8t
Assessment: 8tAbdomen 8tdistended, 8tdull 8tto 8tpercussion, 8tfirm 8tand 8tnon-tender
8ton 8tpalpation. 8tHypoactive 8tbowel 8tsounds 8tx4. 8tVital 8tsigns 8tare 8twithin 8tnormal
8tlimits. 8t
Bowtie: 8t- 8tANSWERSCondition: 8tIntestinal 8tobstruction
-bowel 8tsounds 8thypoactive 8tx4, 8tlast 8tBM 8twas 8t5 8tdays 8tprior, 8tintermittent 8tto
8tconstant 8tpain. 8t
Interventions: 8tAssist 8tpatient 8tin 8tsemi-Fowler's 8t& 8tprepare 8tto 8tadminister 8tIV
8tfluids.
-to 8trelieve 8tthe 8tpressure 8tfrom 8tthe 8tdistention 8tand 8treduce 8trisk 8tof 8tdeveloping
8tfluid/electrolyte 8timbalance. 8t
Monitor: 8tBowel 8tsounds 8t& 8turine 8toutput.
A 8tnurse 8tis 8tcaring 8tfor 8ta 8tpatient 8twho 8thas 8ta 8tnew 8tprescription 8tfor 8tclonidine.
8tThe 8tnurse 8tshould 8tinform 8tthe 8tpatient 8tthat 8twhich 8tof 8tthe 8tfollowing 8tfindings
8tis 8tan 8tadverse 8teffect 8tof 8tthis 8tmedication?
