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subjective data - Answer what the pt. says - "history" or symptoms objective data - Answer what someone can observe using senses (lab tests, physical exam, etc.) WIPES - Answer wash hands, introduce yourself, privacy, environment/explain procedure, safety SOLER - Answer sit, open posture, lean forward, eye contact, relax things to gather in a general survey: - Answer - physical presence - psychological presence - mood - facial expressions - pos...

This route is the best way to control serum drug levels - Answer IV route This route is safer, less expensive, and more convenient - Answer oral/enteral This route prevents inactivation of the drug by digestive enzymes - Answer IV, IM, subQ This route allows more rapid absorption of the drug - Answer IV A nursing student is preparing to give a medication that has a black box warning. The student asks the nurse what this means. What will the nurse explain about...

A patient who is to receive general anesthesia has a serum potassium level of 5.8 mEq/L (5.8 mmol/L). What should be the nurse's FIRST response? A. Call the operating room to cancel the surgery B. Send the patient to surgery C. Make a note in the patient's chart D. Notify the anesthesiologist - Answer D.Notify the anesthesiologist 2. Which nursing intervention is the MOST important in preventing postoperative complications? A. Progressing diet planning B. Pain management C....

What should a patient be taught about changing their ileostomy appliance? 1. Apply moisturizer after cleaning the stoma 2. Cleanse the stoma with alcohol wipes 3. Apply skin barrier to the peristomal skin 4. Dispose of the appliance every time it needs to be emptied - Answer 3. Apply skin barrier to the peristomal skin Which of the following is a sign of a bleeding duodenal ulcer? 1. Chronic constipation 2. Nausea that is relieved by eating 3. Early morning heartburn 4. Mele...

Parts of the health history - Answer Demographics & source of info, "Chief Complaint", History of Present Illness (HPI), past medical/surgical history (PMH and PSH), Family history, Review of systems (ROS), functional health patterns (ADLs) SOLER - Answer Sit, Open posture, Lean forward, Eye contact, Relaxed WIPES - Answer Wash hands/walk in, Introduce self, Privacy, Environment, Safety Subjective data - Answer what the patient tells you, "history," s...

Who is considered to be the founder of professional nursing? - Answer Florence nightingale Please place these examples of the steps of the nursing process in the correct order - Answer 1.After introducing yourself to your patient you obtain a set of vital signs 2.You determine that your patient has activity intolerance related to her COPD, evidenced by shortness of breath with walking down the hallway 3.You administer pain medication to your patient by IV when her pain level is...

Furosemide - Answer What is a common loop diuretic used for acute pulmonary edema? ACE inhibitors - Answer Anti-hypertensive class not for pregnant women, raises potassium levels. Decrease - Answer How does a beta blocker like metoprolol affect pulse rate? ARBs (angiotensin receptor blockers) - Answer When ACE inhibitors lead to angioedema, what similar class of medication can be used for hypertension Potassium sparing diuretics, like spironolactone or triamte...

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When does discharge planning start? - Answer Admission Who is involved with discharge planning? - Answer Patient, family, nurse, case manager, physician, PT/OT What is the goal of discharge planning? - Answer Educate, keep patient out of hospital What do you assess in regards to discharge? - Answer Stability, ability to understand instructions, equipment needed at home, transport What factors affect the discharge plan? - Answer Dx, patient, environment ...

Palliative Care is - Answer care to relieve pain and suffering. It is not to relieve the patient of illnesses. Medicine for pain relievers the pain and often hastens death. Death is the ___________ ending of life - Answer irreversible TRUE OR FALSE: Dying is the approach towards the end, start letting people - Answer True The average stay in hospice is ________ - Answer 26 days, because early referrals do not happen Bereavement care - Answer Caring for f...

preoperative - Answer before the surgical procedure, begins at deciding to have the surgery, thorough nursing assessment needed for post-op to be compare to intraoperative - Answer during the operative procedure, very specialized (1 yr of orientation) postoperative - Answer after the operative procedure (leaving OR to going home) perioperative nursing - Answer nurse plays an integral role using the nursing process to individualize care and meet the surgical clien...

During administration of theophylline, the nurse should monitor for signs of an adverse reaction. Which symptom(s) would cause the nurse to suspect theophylline toxicity? a. Sedation b. urinary retention c. dry mouth d. nausea and vomiting - Answer d. nausea and vomiting Signs of toxicity are anorexia, nausea, vomiting, insomnia, tachycardia, arrhythmias, and seizures. The other options are common side effects of antihistamines but do not indicate an adverse reaction to theophyllin...

drug - Answer any chemical that affects the physiological processes of a living organism pharmacology - Answer the study or science of drugs chemical name - Answer describes the drugs chemical composition and molecular structure generic name - Answer (nonproprietary name) name given by the US Adopted Names Council trade name - Answer the drug has a registered trade marl; use of the name is restricted by the drug's patent owner (usually the manufacture...

albuterol - Answer bronchodilator (beta 2 agonist) salmeterol - Answer bronchodilator (beta 2 agonist) ipratropium - Answer bronchodilator, anticholinergic theophylline - Answer bronchodilator, xanthine derivative montelukast - Answer leukotriene receptor blocker cromolyn sulfate - Answer mast-cell stabilizer fluticasone - Answer inhaled corticosteroid prednisone - Answer systemic corticosteroid diphenhydramine - Answer ...

what is a chemical name? - Answer Describes the drug's chemical composition and molecular structure (N-acetyl-para-aminophenol) what is a generic drug name? - Answer name given by the US Adopted Names Council (Acetaminophen) what is a trade drug name? - Answer Proprietary name (trademark) used exclusively by one company (tylenol) What are the drug classifications? - Answer structure or therapeutic use what are prototypical drugs? - Answer first drug i...

Mumps S&S - Answer -most common is swollen jaw -ear ache when chewing -deafness -sterility in males -fever -headache -muscle aches -fatigue -loss of appetite Adverse effects of mumps - Answer inflammation of brain Is there a vaccine for Mumps? - Answer Yes, MMR (12 months and 4-6 years) What is the treatment for Mumps? - Answer Symptomatic care Chicken Pox (Varicella) S&S - Answer -rash (vesicles start at chest, spreads to face and extremities) ...

Headache Assessment - Answer Is this your first or worst headache? • When did this headache begin? How did it start (gradually, suddenly, other)? • Where is your headache pain located? • Does the pain seem to spread to any other area? If so, where? • How bad is your pain now on a scale of 1 to 10? • What kind of pain do you have (throbbing, stabbing, dull, other)? • Have you recently hurt your head/neck or had a medical/dental procedure? • Do you have other medica...

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Anxiety - Answer discomfort, apprehension, or dread from anticipation Types of anxiety disorders - Answer -separation anxiety disorder -selective mutism -social phobia -panic disorder -panic attack -agoraphobia -*generalized anxiety disorder* -substance induced -due to medical condition -specified or unspecified Agoraphobia - Answer fear of open spaces Generalized Anxiety Disorder - Answer Anxiety where source is unknown and causes behavior and occupatio...

immunity - Answer body's natural or induced response to infection and its associated conditions immune system - Answer -defends and protects the body from infection -removes and destroys damaged or dead cells -identifies and destroys malignant cells -the main cells involved are lymphocytes - white blood cells produced in bone marrow and proliferate in the lymph tissue natural immunity - Answer non-specific and does not require prior pathogen exposure -rapid respons...