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Hypoparathyroidism s/s - Answer -hypocalcemia -hyperphosphatemia -dysrhythmias -muscular hypertonia (tetany, seizures possible) -anxious -HoTN -depression common latent tetany w/ hypoparathyroidism - Answer -early onset -manifested by paresthesia’s and lip tingling dx of hypoparathyroidism - Answer -positive Chvostek and trousseau sign -bone x-rays with increased density -serum calcium increase -serum phosphate decrease calcium gluconate - Answer eme...

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FVD S&S - Answer - Decreased BP - tachy - acute weight loss poor skin turgor elevated temp thready pulse FVD treatment - Answer - IV lactated ringer or NaCl - once balance established- hypotonic solution (0.45% naCl) to provide electrolytes and water FVO risk factors - Answer - HF - renal failure - cirrhosis of liver - overdoes of na fluids - prolonged use of corticosteriods FVO S&S - Answer - edema - distended neck veins - crackles in lung - ta...

How do we classify UTI? - Answer Upper and Lower What is a upper UTI and examples? - Answer Infection that occurs in the kidneys caused by microorganisms entering examples *Acute/chronic pyelonephritis *Renal abscess *Interstitial nephritis *Perirenal abscess What is a lower UTI and examples? - Answer Infection caused by microorganism in the bladder Examples *Cystitis *prostatitis *Urethritis What gender is more likely to get an UTI and hy? - Answer ...

A perioperative nurse is caring for a postoperative patient. The patient has a shallow respiratory pattern and is reluctant to cough or to begin mobilizing. The nurse should address the patient's increased risk for what complication? - Answer Atelectasis A critical-care nurse is caring for a patient diagnosed with pneumonia as a surgical complication. The nurse's assessment reveals that the patient has an increased work of breathing due to copious tracheobronchial secretions. What...

While taking a health history on a 20-year-old female patient, the nurse ascertains that this patient is taking miconazole (Monistat). The nurse is justified in presuming that this patient has what medical condition? - Answer Candidiasis A patient with genital herpes is having an acute exacerbation. What medication would the nurse expect to be ordered to suppress the symptoms and shorten the course of the infection? - Answer Acyclovir (Zovirax) A patient with trichomoniasis com...

Diabetes Insipidus results from - Answer Insufficient ADH production, which causes the kidneys to excrete large volumes of urine What is the cause of primary diabetes insipidus? - Answer Defects in the hypothalamus and pituitary gland Name 2 medications that put a client at risk for Diabetes Insipidus - Answer Lithium carbonate and demeclocycline What is the range for urinary output for a client with DI? - Answer 4-30 liters of dilute urine When should the nur...

A patient with type 1 diabetes has told the nurse that his most recent urine test for ketones was positive. What is the nurses most plausible conclusion based on this assessment finding? - Answer The patients insulin levels are inadequate. A patient presents to the clinic complaining of symptoms that suggest diabetes. What criteria would support checking blood levels for the diagnosis of diabetes? - Answer Fasting plasma glucose greater than or equal to 126 mg/dL A patient newl...

clinical manifestations of diabetes (hyperglycemia) - Answer polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia; fatigue, weight loss, poor wound healing, CV disease, visual disturbances, renal insufficiency, recurring infection, tingling/numbness of extremities importance of insulin - Answer -transports and metabolizes glucose for energy into cells -stimulates storage in liver and muscle as glycogen -signals liver to stop release of glucose -enhances storage of dietary fat in adipose tissue -a...

Under free market conditions, the relationship between the quantity of medical services demanded and the price of medical services is: A) unknown. B) equal. C) direct. D) inverse. - Answer D Reimbursement is associated with which of the quad functions? A) Financing B) Insurance C) Delivery D) Payment - Answer D In a free market, who would pay for the delivery of health care services? A) Employers B) Patients C) Government D) Multiple payers - Answer B When ...

A student nurse receives an order for diazepam to be given intravenously. Diazepam tablets are available. The student nurse crushes a tablet and mixes it with sterile water for injection. The instructor notes that the solution is cloudy and asks to see the medication vial. When the student produces the vial of sterile water for injection and the instructor stops the medication from being given, what type of error is prevented? - Answer Treatment error In an agency with a culture of safe...

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How many members serve on the state board of pharmacy, and how long is each term of service? - Answer 8 members 5-year terms How many public members (non-pharmacists) and how many pharmacists serve on the board of pharmacy? - Answer 1 public member (non-pharmacist) 7 pharmacists What is the name of the agency that issues pharmacist licenses? - Answer Georgia Board of Pharmacy What is the minimum age to become a licensed pharmacist? - Answer 18 years old What...

Who may have authority to conduct inspections of any licensed retail pharmacy? I. GDNA Special Agents II. Deputy Directors of GNDA III. Agents of Georgia State Pharmacy Board A. I only B. I and II only C. II and III only D. All - Answer I and II only, [Rules of Georgia State Board of Pharmacy 480-10-.01(3),(4)]. (1). Every retail pharmacy, possessing or having possessed any controlled substances and/or dangerous drugs, within a period of two years, and/or possessing any reco...

GA BOP Powers - Answer control and regulate the practice of pharmacy in the state of GA GA BOP members - Answer 7 pharmacists + 1 consumer member GA BOP pharmacist member requirements - Answer -be a GA resident >/= 6 months -currently licensed -actively practicing -have 5 years of experience in GA -not a full-time employee at COPs GA BOP consumer member requirements - Answer -be a resident of GA -at the age of majority (18) -no connection to pharma in...

Pharmacy technician must be how old? - Answer 17 years (must be in school or graduated) For every pharmacist there can be ____ technicians? - Answer 3 (1 of the 3 techs must have passed certification, employer's training & assessment, OR certified by pharmacy technician certification board) A pharmacist can have ____ intern(s) and _____ extern(s) at a time. - Answer 1 intern and 1 extern And 1 pharmacy observer PIC must notify Board of any change in employment stat...

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The pre-hospital assessment of the trauma patient begins with which of the following? Select one: a. Assessment of scene safety and situation b. Information provided by the dispatcher c. The initial assessment d. The primary survey Feedback - Answer Information Provided by the dispatcher Patients with suspected traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are susceptible to secondary injuries which are typically preventable. In addition to hypoxia and hypotension which of the follow...

You arrive on the scene of a partially collapsed building and need to assess a patient who was in the area of the collapse. A sign that the patient has an adequate airway would be: A. gasping. B. nonlabored breathing. C. absent breath sounds. D. wheezing. - Answer B. nonlabored breathing. Which of the following is true regarding the use of a rigid suction catheter? A. It is important to never lose sight of the tip. B. It is best in the suctioning of a conscious patie...

Revised Trauma Score (RTS) - Answer - A scoring system used for patients with head trauma. - Consists of GCS, systolic BP and RR primary blast injuries - Answer - Damage to the body is caused by the pressure wave generated by the explosion - Organs generally affected are: lungs, eardrums, other comprehensible organs - Close proximity to the origin of the pressure wave carries a high risk of injury or death. secondary blast injuries - Answer - Result from being struck b...