NURS 306

A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving a continuous IV infusion through a short-peripheral device. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? A. Ensure the client's IV solution is changed every 48 hours B. Replace the client's transparent IV dressing every 24 hours C. Check the client's IV site every 8 hours D. Change the client's IV tubing every 96 hours D A is incorrect because the nurse should change the IV solution every 24 hours to reduce the risk of infect...

A nurse is caring for a client with alcohol dependence who was admitted for abdominal pain. The client begins to have dark brown "coffee-like" emesis. What is the priority intervention? A. Assess vital signs B. Call the healthcare provider C. Assist the client to turn to one side D. Place an 18-gauge peripheral IV C The nurse documents the vital signs of a patient with chronic cirrhosis: HR = 121 bpm Respirations = 27 breaths/min BP = 94/52 mmHg Oxygen saturation: 90% What p...

What are signs and symptoms that your patient is giving fluid overload? pulmonary edema crackles bounding pulses hypertension What do if you've got circulatory overload from giving an isotonic fluid? Raise the head of the bed Stop or slow the infusion with order and call provider Give diuretics What are the nursing actions for a PICC line? How often dressing change? How to flush? How do we confirm placement? What do we wanna put the patient on? Weekly dressing change (UNLE...

What that liver do tho (3) over 400 things. But what I care about is: It makes clotting factors (if the liver is busted, then we have bleeding problems) It synthesizes proteins and cholesterol (inadequate breakdown of proteins can cause problems for people with liver cirrhosis) Immunologic function (filters blood, sends RBCs, WBCs and platelets to the spleen to be stored) Aaaaall the hepatitises (hepatiti...?) have what in common The symptoms. They're all flu-like. RUQ abdominal ...

NURS 306 Health Assessment Final: 3 hours for exam – have VSIM and PrepU done by Wednesday Reproductive System - Female System: - Lymphatics of Female: o Vulva to lower vagina – drain into inguinal nodes o Internal genitalia – drains into pelvic/abdominal nodes (not palpable) - Reproductive History: o Menstrual ▪ Menarche: age at onset of menses ▪ Menopause: absence of menses for 12 consecutive months (48-55 years) ▪ Postmenopausal bleeding: occurring 6 months or m...

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Howard University :NURS 306Pharm Exam Neuro and Gastro A provider prescribes cyclobenzaprine (Flexeril) for a client who has a fractured ulna. When the client asks the nurse what this medication is supposed to do for him, the nurse should explain that cyclobenzaprine will relieve muscle spasms. A nurse is teaching a client with multiple sclerosis who has a new prescription for dantrolene (Dantrium). Which of the following client statements indicates that the client understands the teaching?...

N306 Final Review with complete solution

N306 Final Review with complete solution

Nursing Care Related to Psychological and Physiologic Changes of Pregnancy. CH10