QMA state test NEED to know
What carries blood away from the heart? - Question and answersarteries
what causes myocardial ischemia? - Question and answerslack of adequate oxygen
supply to the heart
What is glaucoma? - Question and answersincreased intraocular pressure
what meds treat glaucoma? - Question and answersmiotics, beta blocker
what is the action of miotics - Question and answersdecreases eye pressure
What are cataracts? - Question and answerssecondary infection, congenital disorder,
reaction to medicafions or chemical toxicity
what are symptoms of cataracts? - Question and answersgradual blurring of vision,
milky white pupil
what is treatment of cataracts? - Question and answerssurgery, lens implantation,
medications, or corrective glasses
what medications treat cataracts - Question and answersfluorometholone (FML),
prednisolone (AK-Pred), diclofenac (voltaren)
What is conjunctivitis? - Question and answersinflammation of the conjunctiva
what causes conjunctiva - Question and answersirritation, allergies, bacteria
symptoms of conjunctivitis - Question and answers-redness
-itchiness
-a gritty feeling (dryness)
-a discharge crust
-tearing
what are nursing considerations for eye insillation medicine - Question and
answersplace on lower lid, do not touch bottle to eye, wait 5 mins before administrating
another eye med
what type of medication is pilocarpine HCL (pilocar) - Question and answersmiotic
what are nursing considerations for miotics? - Question and answersmonitor blood
pressure, apply at nights, wait 5 mins before administrating another eye med
,adverse effects of miotics - Question and answersheadache, perspiration, salivation,
night blindness, blurred vision, possibility of increased blood pressure
what does optic beta blockers treat? - Question and answersglaucoma
optic beta blocker - Question and answerstimolol maleate (timoptic solution)
what is the action of timolol maleate (timoptic solution) - Question and answerslowers
intraocular pressure
adverse effects of optic beta blocker - Question and answerseye irritation, blurred
vision, reduced heart rate and blood pressure, confusion
od - Question and answersright eye
os - Question and answersleft eye
ou - Question and answersboth eyes
What do mydriatics do for the eye? - Question and answersDilate the pupil (My "D"riatic
"D" for dilate)
what is the action of optic lubricants - Question and answerssoothes and lubricates dry
eyes
Meniere's disease cause - Question and answerschronic disturbance of the inner ear
with soecific cause undetermined
symptoms of menieres disease - Question and answersdizziness, runging in the ears,
nausea and vomiting, loss of hearing as part of the disease process
treatment of menieres disease - Question and answersrestrictions on salt and caffeine,
may be treated with diuretics and antiemetics
What is cystitis? - Question and answersinflammation of the bladder
What is edema? - Question and answers- The excess accumulation of FLUID IN THE
intersitial TISSUE spaces.
edema is a symptom of - Question and answerscongestive heart failure (CHF), and
kidneys not functioning properly
rate of kidney filtration declines - Question and answerseffects of aging
53% decrease in renal blood flow - Question and answerseffects of aging
, decrease in size and number of functioning nephrons - Question and answerseffects of
aging
weakening bladder muscles, causing incomplete emptying of the bladder and urinary
retention - Question and answerseffects of aging
diminished kidney size - Question and answerseffects of aging
impaired clearance of medications through the renal system - Question and
answerseffects of aging
decreased ability to respond to variations in sodium intake - Question and
answerseffects of aging
Furosemide - Question and answersLasix
hydrochlorothiazide - Question and answersEsidrix, Hydro-DIURIL
Spironolactone - Question and answersAldactone
what is the action of aldactone - Question and answersincrease urinary production
Bumetanide - Question and answersbumex
side effects of diuretics - Question and answersweakness, dry mouth, orthostatic
hypotension, headache and abnormal loss of potassium
nursing consideration for diuretics - Question and answersgive with fluid, monotor for
edema, daily weight change if 2lbs is significant, confusion cramping and irregular
heartbeat may be sign of low potassium, encourage resident to eat healthy high
potassium foods, encourage resident to rise slow, obtain blood pressure weekly
hypo - Question and answersunder
hyper - Question and answersover
ac - Question and answersbefore meals
respiratory rate for adults - Question and answers12-16 breaths per minute
pediculosis - Question and answersinfestation with lice
duodenum - Question and answersfirst part of the small intestine
Scabies - Question and answerscontagious skin disease transmitted by the itch mite
What carries blood away from the heart? - Question and answersarteries
what causes myocardial ischemia? - Question and answerslack of adequate oxygen
supply to the heart
What is glaucoma? - Question and answersincreased intraocular pressure
what meds treat glaucoma? - Question and answersmiotics, beta blocker
what is the action of miotics - Question and answersdecreases eye pressure
What are cataracts? - Question and answerssecondary infection, congenital disorder,
reaction to medicafions or chemical toxicity
what are symptoms of cataracts? - Question and answersgradual blurring of vision,
milky white pupil
what is treatment of cataracts? - Question and answerssurgery, lens implantation,
medications, or corrective glasses
what medications treat cataracts - Question and answersfluorometholone (FML),
prednisolone (AK-Pred), diclofenac (voltaren)
What is conjunctivitis? - Question and answersinflammation of the conjunctiva
what causes conjunctiva - Question and answersirritation, allergies, bacteria
symptoms of conjunctivitis - Question and answers-redness
-itchiness
-a gritty feeling (dryness)
-a discharge crust
-tearing
what are nursing considerations for eye insillation medicine - Question and
answersplace on lower lid, do not touch bottle to eye, wait 5 mins before administrating
another eye med
what type of medication is pilocarpine HCL (pilocar) - Question and answersmiotic
what are nursing considerations for miotics? - Question and answersmonitor blood
pressure, apply at nights, wait 5 mins before administrating another eye med
,adverse effects of miotics - Question and answersheadache, perspiration, salivation,
night blindness, blurred vision, possibility of increased blood pressure
what does optic beta blockers treat? - Question and answersglaucoma
optic beta blocker - Question and answerstimolol maleate (timoptic solution)
what is the action of timolol maleate (timoptic solution) - Question and answerslowers
intraocular pressure
adverse effects of optic beta blocker - Question and answerseye irritation, blurred
vision, reduced heart rate and blood pressure, confusion
od - Question and answersright eye
os - Question and answersleft eye
ou - Question and answersboth eyes
What do mydriatics do for the eye? - Question and answersDilate the pupil (My "D"riatic
"D" for dilate)
what is the action of optic lubricants - Question and answerssoothes and lubricates dry
eyes
Meniere's disease cause - Question and answerschronic disturbance of the inner ear
with soecific cause undetermined
symptoms of menieres disease - Question and answersdizziness, runging in the ears,
nausea and vomiting, loss of hearing as part of the disease process
treatment of menieres disease - Question and answersrestrictions on salt and caffeine,
may be treated with diuretics and antiemetics
What is cystitis? - Question and answersinflammation of the bladder
What is edema? - Question and answers- The excess accumulation of FLUID IN THE
intersitial TISSUE spaces.
edema is a symptom of - Question and answerscongestive heart failure (CHF), and
kidneys not functioning properly
rate of kidney filtration declines - Question and answerseffects of aging
53% decrease in renal blood flow - Question and answerseffects of aging
, decrease in size and number of functioning nephrons - Question and answerseffects of
aging
weakening bladder muscles, causing incomplete emptying of the bladder and urinary
retention - Question and answerseffects of aging
diminished kidney size - Question and answerseffects of aging
impaired clearance of medications through the renal system - Question and
answerseffects of aging
decreased ability to respond to variations in sodium intake - Question and
answerseffects of aging
Furosemide - Question and answersLasix
hydrochlorothiazide - Question and answersEsidrix, Hydro-DIURIL
Spironolactone - Question and answersAldactone
what is the action of aldactone - Question and answersincrease urinary production
Bumetanide - Question and answersbumex
side effects of diuretics - Question and answersweakness, dry mouth, orthostatic
hypotension, headache and abnormal loss of potassium
nursing consideration for diuretics - Question and answersgive with fluid, monotor for
edema, daily weight change if 2lbs is significant, confusion cramping and irregular
heartbeat may be sign of low potassium, encourage resident to eat healthy high
potassium foods, encourage resident to rise slow, obtain blood pressure weekly
hypo - Question and answersunder
hyper - Question and answersover
ac - Question and answersbefore meals
respiratory rate for adults - Question and answers12-16 breaths per minute
pediculosis - Question and answersinfestation with lice
duodenum - Question and answersfirst part of the small intestine
Scabies - Question and answerscontagious skin disease transmitted by the itch mite
