NURSING 101

60-100 - ANSWER Normal HR per minute. 96.8-99.5 - ANSWER Normal temperature in Fahrenheit. 12-20 - ANSWER Normal respirations per minute. 120/80 - ANSWER Normal BP. Pain - ANSWER 5th vital sign. Apical pulse - ANSWER Vital signs that should be checked prior to giving digoxin. Sacrament of the Sick - ANSWER For Roman Catholic's, what is important during severe illness or possible pending death? NREM - ANSWER Type of sleep accounting for 75-80% of sleep during the night. G...

CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS  Calcium channel blockers are like valium for your heart. Calms the heart down. Indicators – tachycardia, tacharythmias  Negative intropic, chronotropic, dromotropic (relax your heart, calm it down)  They treat – A (antihypertensives), AA (antianginal), AAA (anti-atrial arythmia) they treat atrial dysrhythmias and supraventricular contractions (SVT)  Names – majority end in -dipine (amlodipine, nifedipine) & verapamil, cardizem (can be given as...

punto A. encourage community involvement B. call for a community meeting C. introduce self to the community D. pay a visit to the Barangay Captain The protozoa Plasmodium causes organ failure due to: * 1 punto A. Production of toxins that causes cell death B. Clogging of rigid RBC’s infected by the plasmodia C. Formation of merozoites that inhibits cellular metabolism D. Sequestration of water from the cell causing cellular lysis or dehydration When a community health nurse work...

Week 6 Assignment: EBP Change Process form ACE Star Model of Knowledge Transformation

Basic questions and answers in the course nursing 101 which will equip the learner to quickly understand the terms used in the course and able to answer questions efficiently.

Chapter 38. Endocrine System Function and Assessment Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1. Which hormone is secreted by the anterior pituitary gland? a. Antidiuretic hormone b. Thyroid hormone c. Adrenocorticotropic hormone d. Parathyroid hormone 2. Which two hormones work in opposition to regulate the blood glucose level? a. Epinephrine and aldosterone b. Insulin and glucagon c. Thyroxine and aldosterone d. Cortis...

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NURSING 101 Quiz 3 Answers.

NURSING 101 Quiz 3 Answers.