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nursing laws - Answer state statutory laws statutory laws that affect practice of nursing - Answer -statutes of limitations -protection & reporting laws -natural death acts -informed consent laws civil law - Answer deals w/ rights & duties of private persons tort - Answer a civil wrong committed against an individual or an individual's property unintentional torts - Answer -negligence -malpractice negligence - Answer -conduct that deviates from wha...

A malfunctioning posterior pituitary gland can result in which disorders? - Answer Diabetes insipidus SIADH A malfunctioning anterior pituitary gland can result in which disorders? - Answer Pituitary hypofunction Pituitary hyperfunction Hypothyroidism Osteoporosis The nurse is performing an assessment of an adult patient with new onset acromegaly. What does the nurse expect to find? - Answer Thickened lips A deficiency of which anterior pituitary hormones is consid...

How many times can you stick the pt? - Answer 2 How often do you have to check the site? - Answer q2h How old does a pt have to be for an LPN to start an IV? - Answer At least 18 Who all can the LPN take orders from? - Answer Physician, dentist, podiatrist, optometrist or chiropractor LPN Prohibitions The following are specific LPN practice prohibitions contained in law and rule - Answer • Engaging in nursing practice without RN or authorized health ca...

A pt with hyperaldosteronism is being treated w/ spironolactone before surgery. Which precautions does the nurse teach this pt? - Answer Read the label before using salt substitutes A nurse assess a pt w/ anterior pituitary hyperfunction. Which clinical manifestation would the nurse expect? - Answer - Protrusion of the lower jaw - Enlarged hands & feet - Barrel-shaped chest An emergency nurse cares for a pt who is experiencing an acute adrenal crisis. What action would the nu...

What is cimetidine used for in a burn patient? - Answer Pressure ulcers (suppresses gastric acid) How do you determine when a patient is less at risk for infection in burns? - Answer upon closure of wounds. What would you monitor for in a patient that is taking gentamycin? - Answer This is a nephrotoxic/ototoxic drug. -hearing loss - Bun, creatinine - peak and trough levels If you were taking care of a patient with a vent what would be the priority? - Answer ...

A child is brought to the pediatric clinic because he has been vomiting for the past 2 days. What acid-base imbalance would the nurse expect to occur from this persistent vomiting? a. Hyperkalemia b. Hypernatremia c. Acidosis d. Alkalosis - Answer D On the second day of hospitalization for a 3-month-old brought in for treatment for gastroenteritis, the nurse makes all of the assessments listed below. Which assessment finding indicates ineffectiveness of treatment? a. Weight loss of...

The certified nurse-midwife (CNM) clarifies to the pregnant patient that the CNM's scope of practice includes: a. practice independent from medical supervision. b. comprehensive prenatal care. c. attendance at all deliveries. d. cesarean sections. - Answer B 2. The medical pioneer who discovered the relationship between the incidence of puerperal fever and unwashed hands was: a. Karl Credé. b. Ignaz Semmelweis. c. Louis Pasteur. d. Joseph Lister. - Answer B An urban...

Malnutrition - Answer Deficit, excess, or imbalance of nutrients Causes of Malnutrition - Answer - socioeconomic factors - physical illness - Incomplete diets (special diets, alcohol, drug use, chronic disease) - Drug-nutrient interaction (GI disturbances, food interactions with meds) - Eating disorders Nursing Assessment for Nutrition - Answer - 24 hour recall - food frequency questionnaire - the food diary - direct observation Laboratory studies: - CB...

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What are the chemical receptors in the oral cavity? - Answer Taste buds What is papillae? - Answer Small elevated structures on the tongue What are the 3 sections of the ear? - Answer External ear, middle ear and inner ear What is the external ear? - Answer Acts as a funnel to collect sound wave vibrations and direct them to the eardrum What is the middle ear? - Answer Amplifies and transmits the vibrations from the eardrum to the inner ear What is th...

Which of the following statements about IV catheters is NOT correct? - Answer Vesicants cannot be administered safely using an IV catheter. Which of the following would NOT be a vessel where you would insert an arterial catheter? - Answer Cephalic The delivery rate of a microdrip administration set is which of the following. - Answer 60 gtt/mL Which of the following would NOT be a contraindication for the use of an arterial catheter? - Answer Pyoderma The flui...

Which of the following statements concerning fluid needs during surgery is false? a. patients with low albumin may require colloids or blood plasma b. profound perioperative hemorrhage involves significant loss of albumin, blood cells, and other constituents of blood in addition to the loss of electrolytes and water c. patients with perioperative hemorrhage may benefit from hypertonic saline or colloid solutions d. perioperative hemorrhage involves fluid loss from the intravascular space, pa...

Which of the following conditions is the most life threatening? a. Atrial fibrillation b. Ventricular fibrillation c. First-degree heart block d. Complete heart block - Answer b. Ventricular fibrillation Increasing a neuron's permeability to Na+ will cause a. Hyperexcitability b. An increase in the intensity of the stimulus required to generate an action potential c. The neuron to become more hyperpolarized d. The membrane potential of the neuron to become more negative - Ans...

What blood cell would you be most interested in during surgery? - Answer platelets What is the valve between the atrium and left ventricle? - Answer left atrioventricular valve What animals should be muzzled? - Answer All known biters How long are dogs and cats pregnant? - Answer 8 weeks/ 2 months Nose, Pharynx, Larynx, _______. What word follows? - Answer Trachea what are the two words that mean pain? - Answer algia, dynia What does inflamma...

What NSAID is deadly/toxic to cats - Answer Tylenol (acetaminophen) COX 1 vs COX 2 - Answer COX 1 has less side effects COX 2 has more risk for GI and renal effects Large animal NSAIDs and routes of administration - Answer 1. Phenylbutazone - Equine: IV or oral use 2. Banamine - Equine: IV, IM, or oral use - Bovine: IV or transdermal NSAIDs for canines - Answer 1. Meloxicam, Metacam - IV or SQ - muscoskeletal, osteoarthritis (OA) or, post op 2. Dera...

Oral route of administration - Answer -safest, least expensive, most convenient -large area for absorption (small intestine) -less predictable blood levels -drug inactivation by acid, enzymes, or first pass effect Schedule 1 drugs - Answer the highest potential for abuse; no accepted medical use Schedule 2 drugs - Answer High potential for abuse and have medical use with severe restrictions Schedule 3 drugs - Answer •moderate to low potential •less than ...

steroidal anti-inflammatories - Answer type of anti-inflammatory group to which glucocorticoids and corticosteroid drugs belong adrenocorticosteroid - Answer collective term for steroid hormones produced by the adrenal cortex mineralocorticoid - Answer type of corticosteroid that regulates electrolytes and water balance glucocorticoid - Answer type of corticosteroid that has anti-inflammatory properties desoxycorticosterone - Answer the only mineralocort...

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Definition of Law - Answer a rule of civil conduct prescribed by the supreme power in a state, commanding what is right and prohibiting what is wrong Function of Law - Answer to maintain stability in the social, political and economic system through dispute resolution, protection of property and the preservation of the state Laws and Morals - Answer are different but overlapping; law provides sanctions while morals do not Law and Justice - Answer are separate and...

Capacity - Answer the parties to a contract must have contractual capacity e.g. Adult, Sober, Competent Minor - Answer person who is under the age of majority (usually eighteen years) Liability on Contracts - Answer minor's contracts are voidable at the minor's option Disaffirmance - Answer avoidance of the contract; may be done during minority and for a reasonable time after reaching majority Restitution - Answer a minor who has disaffirmed a c...