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Rapid Acting  insulin lispro (Humalog®)  aspart (Novolog®)  glulisine (Apidra®)  Admelog® (insulin lispro)  Fiasp® (insulin aspart)  diabetes  hyperkalemia  ONSET: 15 to 30 min  PEAK: 0.5 to 2.5 hr  DURATION: 3 to 6 hr  CLEAR SC injectable  hypoglycemia  lipohypertrophy  hypokalemia  weight gain  15 minutes before a meal or with meal (do NOT give if food is not there yet)  45 to 90° angle (SC)  small needle (28...

Coronary Arteries Supply heart with oxygen-rich blood Atherosclerosis formation of atheromas or lipid deposits which impact blood flow of the coronary arteries, progressive disease, elevated CRP levels in final stage Arteriosclerosis thickening of the artery's inner and central walls which impact blood flow Pathophysiology of Atherosclerosis: 3 stages: 1) Fatty streak in which lipids accumulate and migrate in smooth muscle cells like the coronary arteries. 2) Fibrous...

C16 Fluid and Electrolytes 1. Explain the different types of IV fluids and their use with regard to fluid and sodium imbalance. (2 question) 2. Distinguish among hypovolemia, hypervolemia and normovolemia (1 question) 3. Identify the normal serum levels of electrolytes (1 question) 4. Discuss the treatment of each hyper/hypo electrolyte imbalance (1 question) 5. Identify appropriate clinical interventions and evaluation for a patient with different types of fluid imbalance (1 question) C...

Module 3 Drugs for DM – Insulins Compare and contrast different types of insulins based on their onset and duration of action. o Short Duration: Rapid Acting Lispro – 15-30 min onset, 3-6 hr duration...

Test Bank for Physical Examination and Health Assessment 9th Edition Jarvis All Chapters | A+

N533 Adult & Gero Exam 2 Blueprint Endocrine- 17 questions (# in parenthesis next to objective) Objectives 1) Briefly summarize pathophysiology of every endocrine organ covered a) Hypothalamus b) Pituitary c) Thyroid d) Parathyroid e) Adrenals i) Cortex ii) Medulla f) Pancreas g) Gonads 2) Explain the pathway of each hormone discussed including originating organ, target or intermediary targets, goal, feedback mechanism, and discussed conditions related to too much or too little. ...

Exam (elaborations) NRSG MISC Exam 2 Study Guide Suicide Prevention: Screening, Assessment, and Intervention

NRSG 430 - Exam 3 Review Questions & Answers/NRSG 430 - Exam 3 Review Questions & Answers. 1. List the components that contribute to volume and therefore pressure in the skull and describe how a change in one of these affect intracranial pressure and cerebral perfusion pressure a. Anatomical structures (brain)

NRSG 328 - Exam 2 Review/NRSG 328 - Exam 2 Review. Chapter 34 Neuromuscular Objectives: 1. Discuss the care of a child in a cast. a. Immobilization to promote healing and proper alignment b. Management i. Assess ii. Support skin and circulation iii. Support fam and ADLs iv. Education – don’t stick anything in the cast, likely to cause injury and infection v. Removal

NRSG 328 - Peds Exam 1 Review/NRSG 328 - Peds Exam 1 Review. Chapter 4- Communication, Physical, and Developmental Assessment 1. Review atraumatic care and how to incorporate in an age-specific head-to-toe assessment a. Order to assess (least invasive  most invasive) i. Count respirations FIRST ii. Count apical heart rate SECOND iii. Measure blood pressure THIRD iv. Measure temperature LAST