NUR 2392

Hypervolemia S/S: pitting edema, increased HR/BP/HR, distended neck and hand veins, weight gain, SOB, lung crackles, pale/cool skin, decreased lab values, alter LOC Treatment: patient safety (assess every 2 hours for PE), assess for skin breakdown (skin care), provide supplemental O2 and position patient in semi-fowler’s to improve SOB, furosemide, fluid restriction, monitor daily weight and output, restrict Na/low sodium diet (water follows) Hypovolemia S/S: increased HR, orthostatic h...

Stomatitis and care o What is stomatitis?  Inflammation within the oral cavity. o Assessment of Stomatitis:  Blisters in the oral cavity with pain and swelling  Fever  Difficulty Eating and drinking. o Nursing Interventions:  Provide frequent oral care (q 2hrs)  Mouth rinsing with saline, baking soda  Monitor VS (temp)  Monitor I&O  Be alert for sx of dysphagia (risk for aspiration)  Offer bland, nonacidic foods – cool liquids  Apply topical analg...

NUR 2392 / NUR2392 MDC 2 FINAL EXAM REVIEW

Rasmussen College: NUR 2392 MDC2 Final Exam Blueprint _LATEST 2021 MDC2 Final Exam Blueprint WHAT IS THE MASTER GLAND = pituitary gland CH: 56: Noninflammatory Intestinal Disorders Diagnostics for - Fecal occult blood test - Stool culture - Barium - Colorectal study - CT - Colonoscopy - Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) Mechanical Intestinal Obstruction vs. a Non-Mechanical Intestinal Obstruction- there is a link and video on this in the course materials if you...