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"I think the correct dose is 0.01 mg/kg. should I give that dose instead?" - answer-During a resuscitation attempt, the team leader asks you to administer an initial dose of Epinephrine at 0.1 mg/kg to be given IO. How should you respond? "resume compressions" - answer-A 3 year old child is in cardiac arrest, and high quality CPR is in progress. You are the team leader. The first rhythm check reveals the rhythm shown here. Defibrillation is attempted with a shock dose of 2 J/kg. a...

60 or less? - answer-better compress Alone with unwitnessed child or infant arrest? - answer-2 min of CPR before anything else 5 cycles Amiodarone dose for persistant VF/ pulseless VT - answer-5 mg/kg may repeat up to 2 times APGAR - answer-Appearance Pulse Grimace Activity Respirations Atropine for symptomatic brady - answer-0.02 mg/kg may repeat once in 5 min. autoinjector EPI dose for PEDI 10-30 kg - answer-0.15 mg 1:1000 autoinjector EPI dose for PEDI greater than to 30 kg ...

When monitoring the quality of chest compressions during a resuscitation, you should ensure that providers are: Pushing hard - ensure that the chest is compressed 3/4 of the anterior-posterior diameter Pushing fast - compress at a rate of 150/min Allowing complete recoil - let the chest return to its original position between compressions Minimizing interruptions - do not permit interruptions for more than 1 minute - answer-Allowing complete recoil - let the chest return to its original po...

3 keys to inspect and adapt are... - answer-the PI system demo quantitative measurement the problem-solving workshop 3 Pillars of Scrum - answer-transparency, inspection, adaptation 4 core values of SAFe - answer-built-in quality, program execution, alignment, transparency 4 program events - answer-PI planning ART sync System Demo Inspect and Adapt event 5 parts of every team increment - answer-plan, build, test, integrate, review 9 SAFe Lean-Agile principles - answer-1. take...

A client has been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. When teaching the family about the prognosis, the nurse must explain that: A. Diet and exercise can slow the process considerably B. It usually progresses gradually with a deterioration of function C. Many individuals can be cured if the diagnosis is made early D. Few clients live more than 3 years after the diagnosis - answer-B. It usually progresses gradually with a deterioration of function A long-term care facili...

A nurse suspects that an older adult patient is at a high risk of coronary artery disease. Which statement by the patient helped the nurse reach this conclusion? Select all that apply. A) "I have these sores on my skin that won't heal." B) "I no longer smoke and drink alcohol." C) "I'm always worried about my finances." D) "I have gained 15 pounds in one month." E) "I monitor my blood pressure daily." F) "I tend to eat fast food because it's affo...

. A nurse is caring for a client in labor and prepares to auscultate the fetal heart rate by using a Doppler ultrasound device. The nurse most accurately determines that the fetal heart sounds are heard by: 1.Noting if the heart rate is greater than 140 BPM 2.Placing the diaphragm of the Doppler on the mother abdomen 3.Performing Leopold's maneuvers first to determine the location of the fetal heart 4.Palpating the maternal radial pulse while listening to the fetal heart rate - answer-4...

A 63-year-old patient is retiring from his job at an accounting firm where he was in a management role for the past 20 years. He has been with the same company for 42 years and was a dedicated employee. His wife is a homemaker. She raised their five children, babysits for her grandchildren as needed, and belongs to numerous church committees. What are your major concerns for this patient? (Select all that apply.) A. The loss of his work role B. The risk of social isolation C. A determinatio...

Nursing action for taking too many drugs at different times (barrier to effective drug use): - answer-Develop a chart indicating times to take drugs. Provide a space to place a mark for each drug taken. Coordinate the drug regimen with ADLs and events. Use an organizer container (daily or weekly). Have patient bring all drugs-including OTC, herbal, vitamin, and mineral supplements-to all health appointments Nursing action for visual and hearing disturbances (barrier to effective drug use): - ...

A 30-year-old patient newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes states to the nurse, "If glucose is so important, then I think as long as my blood sugar is high I must be doing well." What is the most appropriate response by the nurse? 1. "It depends on what you mean by high blood sugar. You will need to obtain more information from your provider as diabetes is a very complicated disease process." 2. "I understand how you are thinking; however, a high glucose level does not mean ...