RNSG 1424 final exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025

RNSG 1424 final exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025 clinical manifestations of cellulitis - ANSWER-erythema, pain, edema and warmth at site of skin disruption clinical manifestations of bacterial pneumonia in a child - ANSWER-wheezing, yellow sputum, increased RR, nasal flaring, retraction what makes smoking a high risk for COPD - ANSWER-irritates goblet cells and mucous glands, causing increase mucus accumulation prevention of asthma in children - ANSWER-triggers: pets, dust, mold C diff precautions - ANSWER-contact gown and gloves nursing interventions for phantom limb pain - ANSWER-opioid analgesics nursing intervention for sickle cell - ANSWER-assess pain level, give pain meds what fluid imbalance is caused by third spacing - ANSWER-hypovolemia medical management of hypernatremia - ANSWER-hypertonic iv solutions: 1/2 NS D5W diverticulitis complications - ANSWER-perforation, peritonitis, hemorrhage, obstruction, fistula formation medical management clostridium difficile - ANSWER-Imodium clinical manifestations of respiratory alkalosis? - ANSWER-HYPERVENTILATION, lightheadedness, numbness, tingling, confusion, blurred vision, palpitation what is the ABG interpretation for metabolic alkalosis - ANSWER-pH > 7.45 HCO3 > 26 what is the ABG interpretation for respiratory alkalosis - ANSWER-pH >7.45 PaCO2 < 35 what is the ABG interpolation of metabolic acidosis? - ANSWER-HCO3 less than 22 mEq/l and pH less than 7.35 what is the ABG interpretation for respiratory acidosis - ANSWER-pH <7.35 PaCO2 >45 what is the ABG interpretation that shows uncompensated acidosis/alkalosis - ANSWER-abnormal pH and a change in either HCO3 or CO2 what is the ABG interpretation that shows partially compensated acidosis/alkalosis - ANSWER-pH, HCO3 and CO2 abnormal what is the ABG interpretation that shows fully compensated acidosis/alkalosis - ANSWER-pH normal but HCO3 and CO2 abnormal pt teaching CHF - ANSWER-weigh daily at same time ...........