NURSING 201 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AN| LATEST UPDATES 2024/25 APPROVED| D ANSWERS, GRADED A+

NURSING 201 FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+ Alcohol and diabetes drink alcohol with meals or close to when drinking w/o food PT @ risk for hypoglycemia Assessment for nephrotic syndrome o Daily weights o Abdominal girth o Watch for edema, lung sounds, tissue integrity o Dark frothy urine and decreased urine output @ risk for clotting Care of a Nephrostomy Tube o NPO o Conscious sedation o Lay on stomach, needle into renal pelvis to drain urine o Can be temporary or permanent o Changed daily, monitor for infection o Blood in urine first 24 hrs normal o Can be flushed/irrigated with 5mL saline o Monitor for dehydration *DO NOT clamp* comfort measures with cystitis o Sitz bath o Peri care, Provide intermittent heat to abdomen, Change brief frequently o Antibiotics (for chronic UTI), Macrobid, peridium, azo (change urine orange) o Increase fluid to 3L day Diabetes mellitus type 1 o Insulin Dependent o Peak incidence o Weight loss, fatigue, frequent infections o Polyuria, Polydipsia, Polyphagia o Rapid onset o Family tendencies Typically found in younger/adolescents ** complication - DKA ** Diabetes Mellitus type 2 o Obese, sedentary lifestyle o Average age of 50 o Hx ↑ BP o Fatigue and ↓ energy o Recurrent infection o Polydipsia, Polyuria o Fasting blood glucose (FSB) >126 o Started on oral meds Metformin