c c c c c c
c
If cyou csuspect ca cpatient cis chaving can cMI, cwhat cis cthe cfirst cthing ca cnurse cshould cdo c-
capply c
c
oxygen
c
what cnormally ccauses can cMI c- cthrombus c
c
what care cthe cvitals clike cduring cseptic cshock c- chypotensive cand ctachycardia c
c
what chappens cwhen cyour cpatient chad cv-fib con cprevious cshift cwhen cyou cget creport c- cthat
cpatient c
c
takes cpriority cover cother
cpatients
c
cardiac ccatherization c- cincision cin cgroin, cassess csite cfor cbleeding, cif cbleeding cfind cout
cwhere c
c
bleeding cis ccoming
cfrom
c
what cto cdo cif cpatient cwho chad ca ccardiac ccatherization cis cbleeding cfrom cgroin carea c-
capply c
c
direct cpressure cand cstay cwith cpatient. ccall cfor
chelp
c
what cis ca cpatient cwith ccardiomyopathy cat crisk cfor cdeveloping c- ccongestive cheart cfailure,
cpoor c
c
prognosis
c
what cwill cdoctor cdo cfor ca cnewborn cwith ca csmall cventral cseptal cdefect c- cmay cwait cto
csee cif cit c
c
closes con cits
cown
c
nursing cdiagnosis cfor cARDS c- cimpaired cgas cexchange c
c
phases cof cdisaster cplanning c- cmitigation, cpreparedness, cresponse, crecovery c
c
what coccurs cduring cdisaster cpreparation c- cdrills, cplanning ccommittees c
c
what coccurs cduring cresponse cphase c- coccurs cduring cemergency cphase, cassessment
cand c
c
treatment
c
what coccurs cduring cmitigation cphase c- creduce ceffects cof cdisaster, csandbags cfor cflood c
c
bioterrorism c- csmall cpox, canthrax. crefer cto cCDC cfact csheet cfor cinfo c
c
what cto cdo cfor cautonomic cdysreflexia c- cfind cthe ccause c
c
if cpatient chas ca cfoley cand cexperiences cautonomic cdysreflexia, cwhat cshould cthe cnurse cdo
cfirst c-
c
check cthe cfoley cfor
ckinks
, c
burns, cwhat cto cassess cfirst c- cABC's, cthen cassess cfluids cand celectrolytes c
c
how cshould ca cnurse cdemonstrate cintegrity c- cdo cwhat cyou csay, cadmit cerrors, chonesty c
c
signs cand csymptoms cof cPTSD c- canxiety, cintense cfear, cflashbacks, cirritability,
cdifficulty c
c
concentrating, csleep
cdisturbances
c
what cputs ca cpatient cat crisk cfor cdeveloping cseptic cshock c- copen cwounds, chospitalization,
cfoley, c
c
infection
c
how cdoes ca cnurse cknow cwhat cis cok cto cdelegate cto ca cUAP c- cscope cof cpractice c
c
what ccan cUAP's cdo c- cbathing cand cADL's c
c
who cwould cneed cincreased csupervision cfor cdelegation c- csomeone ccoming cfrom canother
cunit cto c
c
help
cout
c
what cshould cthe cnurse cdo cif cthey cquestion cwhether csomeone ccan cperform ca cdelegated
ctask c-
c
verify cthat cthey care ccapable, cthe cnurse cis cstill cresponsible cfor cdelegated
ctask
c
high cpotassium cfoods c- cbaked cpotato, cmelons, cbananas, cstrawberries c
c
quality cimprovement cprograms cfor cnurses c- cinfection crates, cfall crates, cmedication cerrors c
c
if ca cquality cimprovement cprogram cis cput cin cplace, chow cdo cyou cknow cif cthe cgoal chas cbeen
cmet c-
c
comparing cbefore cand cafter
cdata
c
diagnosis cfor ca cfamily cexperiencing cfamily cstress c- cineffective ccoping c
c
what cis ca cballoon ctamponade c- cballoon cthat cinflates cin cesophagus cto cstop
cbleeding cin c
c
esophageal cvarices, c applies
cpressure
c
risk cfactors cfor cdeveloping chepatitis cB c- cblood cand cbody cfluids, cIV cdrug cusers,
cpeople cin c
c
medical
cfield
c
if ca cpatient cis chaving ca cparacentesis, cwhat cis cthe cfirst cthing cthe cnurse cshould cdo c- chave
cpatient c
c
empty
cbladder
c