NURS 4581 EXAM 3 KAHOOTS
which of the following are possible complications of PD? -
ANSWERS-- peritonitis
- bleeding
- leakage
the nurse should do which of the following if the peritoneal fluid is
not draining as expected - ANSWERS-turn the client to the side
which of the following are advantages or transplant vs dialysis? -
ANSWERS-- it reverses many pathophysiologic changes associated
with renal failure
- it eliminates the dependence on dialysis
- it is less expensive than dialysis after the first year
which of the following are S&S of kidney transplant rejection? -
ANSWERS-- oliguria
- swelling or tenderness over the transplanted kidney or graft
- fever
- general edema
what teaching should be included about cyclosporine to a client who
received a transplanted kidney? - ANSWERS-- cyclosporine greatly
decreases the body's ability for rejection of the organ
, - cyclosporine decreases the body's ability to resist infections
trauma can result from - ANSWERS-blunt force or penetrating
injuries
triage is a process of - ANSWERS-rapidly determining client acuity
assign the client to the correct category:
- client with nail stuck in the hand
- client with acute substernal chest pain
- client with abdominal pain 7/10
- trauma client in respiratory arrest - ANSWERS-- category 1: trauma
client in respiratory arrest
- category 2: client with acute substernal chest pain
- category 3: client with abdominal pain 7/10
- category 4: client with nail stuck in the hand
primary assessment focuses on the life threatening injuries: -
ANSWERS-airway, breathing, circulation, disability, and exposure
what are the steps of the primary assessent? - ANSWERS-- control
bleeding, IV fluids
- intubation, chest tube insertion
which of the following are possible complications of PD? -
ANSWERS-- peritonitis
- bleeding
- leakage
the nurse should do which of the following if the peritoneal fluid is
not draining as expected - ANSWERS-turn the client to the side
which of the following are advantages or transplant vs dialysis? -
ANSWERS-- it reverses many pathophysiologic changes associated
with renal failure
- it eliminates the dependence on dialysis
- it is less expensive than dialysis after the first year
which of the following are S&S of kidney transplant rejection? -
ANSWERS-- oliguria
- swelling or tenderness over the transplanted kidney or graft
- fever
- general edema
what teaching should be included about cyclosporine to a client who
received a transplanted kidney? - ANSWERS-- cyclosporine greatly
decreases the body's ability for rejection of the organ
, - cyclosporine decreases the body's ability to resist infections
trauma can result from - ANSWERS-blunt force or penetrating
injuries
triage is a process of - ANSWERS-rapidly determining client acuity
assign the client to the correct category:
- client with nail stuck in the hand
- client with acute substernal chest pain
- client with abdominal pain 7/10
- trauma client in respiratory arrest - ANSWERS-- category 1: trauma
client in respiratory arrest
- category 2: client with acute substernal chest pain
- category 3: client with abdominal pain 7/10
- category 4: client with nail stuck in the hand
primary assessment focuses on the life threatening injuries: -
ANSWERS-airway, breathing, circulation, disability, and exposure
what are the steps of the primary assessent? - ANSWERS-- control
bleeding, IV fluids
- intubation, chest tube insertion
