Symptoms of hypoxia
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Restlessness, confusion, change in level of consciousness, and cyanosis.
Locations to check O2 saturation
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A finger or toe clip-on probe is most commonly used, but adhesive sensors
can be applied to the nose or the forehead. A clip-on probe is available for
use on an earlobe or an infant's foot.
,How do you prevent tissue loss in a client with hyperemia?
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The presence of reactive hyperemia occurs from pressure causing dilation
of superficial capillaries, and resolves without tissue loss if the pressure if
relieved. The UAP should be instructed in the need to turn the client every
2 hours.
Stomatitis
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Inflammation of the mouth and mucous membrane.
Signs and symptoms/physical findings
Oral pain; sensitivity to hot, spicy foods; foul taste; oral bleeding or
drainage; fever; xerostomia (dry mouth); burning sensation in the lips;
difficulty chewing or swallowing; poorly fitting dentures.
Why is distraction used during some procedures?
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Distraction is used to direct the client's attention to something other than
the pain. Thereby reducing awareness of the pain for a period of time as
talking about a favorite past event.
Hypospadias
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Abnormal congenital opening of the male urethra on the undersurface of
the penis.
What should the PN expect from a client going through cocaine withdrawal?
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During cocaine withdrawal the PN should expect the client to experience
intense cravings and a pattern of withdrawal symptoms described as a
"Crash"
Metabolic alkalosis signs and symptoms
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Headache, irritability, lethargy, changes in level of consciousness,
confusion, changes in heart rate, slow and shallow respirations with periods
of apnea, nausea and vomiting, hyperactive reflexes, and numbness of the
extremities.
A postpartum clients fundus is elevated above the umbilicus. What action should the
PN take?
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A fundus that is dextroverted (Up to the right) and elevated above the
umbilicus is indicative of bladder distension and urine retention. The PN
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Restlessness, confusion, change in level of consciousness, and cyanosis.
Locations to check O2 saturation
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A finger or toe clip-on probe is most commonly used, but adhesive sensors
can be applied to the nose or the forehead. A clip-on probe is available for
use on an earlobe or an infant's foot.
,How do you prevent tissue loss in a client with hyperemia?
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The presence of reactive hyperemia occurs from pressure causing dilation
of superficial capillaries, and resolves without tissue loss if the pressure if
relieved. The UAP should be instructed in the need to turn the client every
2 hours.
Stomatitis
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Inflammation of the mouth and mucous membrane.
Signs and symptoms/physical findings
Oral pain; sensitivity to hot, spicy foods; foul taste; oral bleeding or
drainage; fever; xerostomia (dry mouth); burning sensation in the lips;
difficulty chewing or swallowing; poorly fitting dentures.
Why is distraction used during some procedures?
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Distraction is used to direct the client's attention to something other than
the pain. Thereby reducing awareness of the pain for a period of time as
talking about a favorite past event.
Hypospadias
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Abnormal congenital opening of the male urethra on the undersurface of
the penis.
What should the PN expect from a client going through cocaine withdrawal?
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During cocaine withdrawal the PN should expect the client to experience
intense cravings and a pattern of withdrawal symptoms described as a
"Crash"
Metabolic alkalosis signs and symptoms
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Headache, irritability, lethargy, changes in level of consciousness,
confusion, changes in heart rate, slow and shallow respirations with periods
of apnea, nausea and vomiting, hyperactive reflexes, and numbness of the
extremities.
A postpartum clients fundus is elevated above the umbilicus. What action should the
PN take?
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A fundus that is dextroverted (Up to the right) and elevated above the
umbilicus is indicative of bladder distension and urine retention. The PN
