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A student nurse is preparing blood for an A Positive patient who needs to receive a blood transfusion. The nurse intervenes after which statement? A. " Since you are A positive, you are considered a "universal recipient", therefore you can receive any type of blood. B. "A positive blood types can receive A+, A-, O+ and O-" C. "Testing your blood type helps us determine what type of blood you need. Not all blood types are the same and can cause a reaction" D...

An adult client who is hospitalized after surgery reports sudden onset of chest pain and dyspnea. The client appears anxious, restless, and mildly cyanotic. The nurse should further assess the client for which condition? - -pulmonary embolism Which information should the nurse obtain when performing an initial assessment of a client who presents to the emergency department with a painful ankle injury? (select all that apply) - -quality of the pain Signs of inflammation Ankle ra...

A nurse is planning care for a client who has - - A nurse is monitoring a client following a thyroidectomy. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as an indication of hypoparathyroidism? - -Involuntary muscle spasms (occurs if the parathyroid glands are damaged or removed during a thyroidectomy. Muscle twitching and paresthesias can result due to decreased parathyroid hormone levels and calcium deficiency.) A nurse is reinforcing discharge teaching with a ...

A nurse working in an emergency dept. Is caring for a client who has benzodiazepine toxicity due to an overdose. Which actions is the nurse’s priority? A- Administer flumazenil B- Identify the clients level of orientation C- Infuse iv fluids D- Prepare the client for gastric lavage - -B- identify the clients level of orientation A nurse is teaching a client who has a new prescription for escitalopram for treatment of generalized anxiety disorder. Which of the following stateme...

The nurse is caring for a client who has as a son with a streptococcus throat infection. Which nurse recommendation would be best to advise the client to do in order to prevent acquiring the infection? - -Frequently wash her hands and surfaces of the home. The nurse is caring for a client infected with Rocky Mountain spotted fever. The nurse should ask if the client has experienced which of the following? - -Was bitten by a tick The nurse is caring for a client with a protozoa ...

What NIMS component focuses on the Incident Command System, Emergency Operation Centers, Multiagency Coordination Groups, and the Joint Information System - ANSWER-Command and Coordination When there is an orderly line of authority and reporting relationships within the ranks of an organization, the organization is said to have a _____________. - ANSWER-Chain of command What incident management role provides strategic direction and delegates the authority needed to accomplish t...

The National Incident Management System (NIMS): - -Mandates the use of ICS standardized features and structures. (Blank) means that each individual involved in incident operations will be assigned to only one supervisor. - -Span of Control Select the TRUE Statement - -A Deputy may be assigned to support a Branch Director within the Operations Section. The organizational elements at the incident that can order resource include the: - Incident commander Logistic section ch...

1. The National Incident Management System (NIMS): (a) Is limited in applicability to incidents managed by the Federal Government? (b) Includes the use of ICS standardized features and structures. (c) Establishes a nationwide plan for resource allocation. (d) Requires the implementation of specific operational incident management tactics. (p. 2.2 SM, 2.6 IG) - Correct Ans-(b) Includes the use of ICS standardized features and structures. 2. _________________ means that each indiv...

Command and Coordination is the NIMS component that focuses on__________ Emergency Operations Center, Multiagency Coordination Groups, and Joint Information System. - Incident Command System What term defines the concept of incident operations personnel who report to only one supervisor? - Unity of Command Who is the primary person/persons in charge at the incident?* - Maintain a manageable span of control. Unified Command organization: - shares facilities and coordinates ...

What NIMS component focuses on the Incident Command System, Emergency Operations Center, Multiagency Coordination Groups, and Joint Information Systems? a) Resource Management b) Communications and Information Management c) Command and Coordination d) Preparedness - Correct Answer-c) Command and Coordination When there is an orderly line of authority and reporting relationships within the ranks of an organization, the organization is said to have a ___. a) Chain of Command b) Unity ...

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Which of the following is not an effect of angiotensin II? - Correct Ans-Reduced aldosterone release What is the role of erythropoietin released by the kidney? - Correct Ans-It stimulates red blood cell production Aldosterone upon secretion by the adrenal cortex will have what effect on solute movement in the kidneys? - Correct Ans-K loss on the urine, Na retention in the plasma Urodilantin is a naturietic peptide and as such has what effect on kidneys/nephrons? - Correct ...

Hypotension, tachycardia and low urine output are signs of - -hypovolemia 7.36 ph, high CO2 and high bicarbonate indicates - -fully compensated respiratory acidosis If water consists of 60% of TBW. Choose and assign corresponding percentages (40, 5,15 and 20). ICF = ECF= Interstitial = Intravascular = - -ICF=40; ECF=20; Interstitial = 15 and Intravascular = 5 Adaptive Immunity is programmed to respond to damage to the body whether the damaged tissue is septic or ster...

Types of immunity - - Naturally acquired active immunity Naturally acquired passive immunity Artificially acquired active immunity Artificially acquired passive immunity Naturally acquired active immunity - -long term resistance to pathogens due to initial natural exposure, e.g. Mumps, measles, chicken pox. Result of action of memory t and b cells. Naturally acquired passive immunity - -short term immunity (month - 1 year) provided to fetus via transfer of maternal antibo...

What are the functions of the lymphatic system? - - 1. Immunity - Transport of white blood cells - Transport of pathogens to lymph nodes - Production of antibodies 2. Interstitial Fluid Return 3. Transport fat from small intestine to veins What is the hierarchy of the lymphatic system? - - 1. Capillaries 2. Lymph vessels 3. Lymph nodes 4. Lymph vessels 5. Lymph trunk 6. Lymph duct 7. Subclavian veins What is the function and characteristics of the capillaries ? - -1...

Past health hx, health/current (heart, lung, diabetes, surgeries), family hx, reaction problems to anesthesia (pt/fam) current medications, allergies, recreational drug use, latex screen and a comprehensive body system review is all a part of a ______________ assessment? - -pre-op Meds (prescriptions, otc, herbal, dietary supplements, nsaid/antiplatelets can effect bleeding/coumadin, warfarin/take off before surgery) Can interact with anesthesia What medications should the...

What is the action of RhoGAM? - -suppresses immune response in Rh negative mothers from making antibodies against fetal Rh positive blood What is the routine for RhoGAM administration? - -at 28 wks gestation as routine antepartum prevention in woman w/ Rh negative blood and then give again 72 hrs after birth if baby is Rh positive What lab work needs to be done before RhoGAM administration? - -blood taken at 28 wks (indirect Coombs) to see if the mother is sensitized; after bir...

Documentation is - -The written or electronic legal record of all pertinent interactions with the patient assessing diagnosing planning implementing and evaluating Characteristic of effective documentation - -Consistent with professional and agency Standerds, complete , accurate, concise, factual, organized and timely, legally prudent, confidential What is confidential? - -All information about patients written on paper spoken aloud saved on commuter (Name, address, phone, fax ...

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Battery - -The act of touching a patient unlawfully without consent. Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) - -An advanced directive stating the patient's explicit wishes to not have CPR or resuscitation performed. Contributory negligence - -Legal defense where the victim's actions caused the ailment, making the defendant not responsible for injury. Implied consent - -Occurs when a patient is unresponsive or unable to make a rational decision, allowing treatment under certain circum...