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Globalism - Answer ideas, people, money, and materials are able to flow around the world and spurs interactions between different countries and cultures... overseas distribution centers economic globalization first emerged after WWII globalization includes free trade, open border, and international cooperation that are all driven in economic globalization ex: manufacturing of cars overseas and then shipping them to the US or online retailers Government Fiscal Policy - Answer co...

COTA is teaching discriminative sensory reeducation techniques to a client who has had a median nerve surgical repair. Which method is BEST for reeducation of discriminative sensibility? A. Educate the client to avoid working around machinery. B. Advise the client to use vision to compensate for sensory loss. C. Educate the client to identify items by touch both with and without vision on a daily basis. D. Educate the client to avoid temperatures below 60°. - Answer C. Educate the c...

A COTA is working with a child with sickle cell anemia. Which intervention strategy would be appropriate when working with this child? A. Joint protection B. PROM C. Pursed-lip breathing D. Pain management - Answer D. Pain management A COTA® is working with a 4-year-old who was recently diagnosed with Duchenne's muscular dystrophy (DMD). The client's parents are concerned and want to understand how this condition will progress and affect the child's participation in daily ...

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RAA mechanism (renin-angiotensin-aldosterone) - Answer Increases Blood pressure by increasing sodium reabsorption, water reabsorption, and vascular tone. Relationship between Kidneys and Anemia. - Answer Function of Erythropoietin is RBC production. Failing kidneys = not enough EPO = low RBC count = ANEMIA PRERENAL : Acute Kidney Disease - What is it? - Caused by? - Reversed by? - Example? - Answer - decreased blood flow to kidneys (MAP <60-70mmHg) - there...

Inadequate levels of antidiuretic hormone are seen in which disease process? - Answer diabetes insipidus Lab values for a newly admitted patient are reported to the nurse. Which serum value represents a patient care priority? a. Calcium 8.6 mg/dL b. Potassium 6.7 mEq/dL c. Sodium 135 mEq/dL d. Magnesium 2.5 mg/dL - Answer b. Potassium 6.7 mEq/dL Hyperkalemia can lead to... - Answer cardiac arrest A renal patient has a calcium level of 7.5 mg/dl. Which symptoms ma...

operative birth indications (forceps) - Answer ±Suspected fetal compromise ±Maternal exhaustion ±Breech delivery ±Difficult C/S ü Cervix must be completely dilated ü Fetus must be at a low station: 2+ station forceps nursing management - Answer -Monitoring things during this operation -Circulating to check others -Know who can do what -Whether the person is making sound medical decisions (correct placement) -Safety advocate vacuum indications - Answer Sus...

five P's - Answer passengers passageway powers position psychological response passengers - Answer fetus and placenta passageway - Answer birth canal powers - Answer contractions position of mother - Answer standing, walking, side lying, squatting, on hands and knees presentation - Answer o refers to part of fetus that enters the pelvic inlet first and leads through the birth canal during labor at term. The presenting part is that part of...

Involution - Answer the return of the uterus to a non-pregnant state after birth How does the nurse assess in involution is occurring? - Answer - void prior to assessment - lie mom in nearly flat position - palpate What is the normal progression of involution? - Answer - 3rd stage of labor: 2cm below U - 12hrs: 1cm above U - 24hrs: at U - uterus should not be palpable after 2 weeks Subinvolution - Answer failure of the uterus to involute d/t ineffective ute...

Endometriosis Risk Factors - Answer - reproductive age women - infertile women - women with chronic pain Endometriosis Patho - Answer during menstruation, endometrial tissue is refluxed through the uterine tubes into the peritoneal cavity where it implants on the ovaries and other organs Endometriosis Subjective Signs (what would the patient say) - Answer - painful periods - chronic pelvic pain - pain during and/or after intercourse - painful urination Endometrios...

Which finding would the nurse expect to see in a neonate? 1. Accommodation of the eyes 2. Drooling 3. First void at 12 hours of life 4. One bowel movement per day - Answer 3. First void at 12 hours of life The first void should occur within 24 hours. The neonate has all structural components present in the renal system, but they have a functional deficiency in the ability to concentrate urine. Which physiologic change would occur due to cord clamping? (SATA) 1. Closure of ductus...

Hypoparathyroidism s/s - Answer -hypocalcemia -hyperphosphatemia -dysrhythmias -muscular hypertonia (tetany, seizures possible) -anxious -HoTN -depression common latent tetany w/ hypoparathyroidism - Answer -early onset -manifested by paresthesia’s and lip tingling dx of hypoparathyroidism - Answer -positive Chvostek and trousseau sign -bone x-rays with increased density -serum calcium increase -serum phosphate decrease calcium gluconate - Answer eme...

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FVD S&S - Answer - Decreased BP - tachy - acute weight loss poor skin turgor elevated temp thready pulse FVD treatment - Answer - IV lactated ringer or NaCl - once balance established- hypotonic solution (0.45% naCl) to provide electrolytes and water FVO risk factors - Answer - HF - renal failure - cirrhosis of liver - overdoes of na fluids - prolonged use of corticosteriods FVO S&S - Answer - edema - distended neck veins - crackles in lung - ta...

How do we classify UTI? - Answer Upper and Lower What is a upper UTI and examples? - Answer Infection that occurs in the kidneys caused by microorganisms entering examples *Acute/chronic pyelonephritis *Renal abscess *Interstitial nephritis *Perirenal abscess What is a lower UTI and examples? - Answer Infection caused by microorganism in the bladder Examples *Cystitis *prostatitis *Urethritis What gender is more likely to get an UTI and hy? - Answer ...

While taking a health history on a 20-year-old female patient, the nurse ascertains that this patient is taking miconazole (Monistat). The nurse is justified in presuming that this patient has what medical condition? - Answer Candidiasis A patient with genital herpes is having an acute exacerbation. What medication would the nurse expect to be ordered to suppress the symptoms and shorten the course of the infection? - Answer Acyclovir (Zovirax) A patient with trichomoniasis com...

Diabetes Insipidus results from - Answer Insufficient ADH production, which causes the kidneys to excrete large volumes of urine What is the cause of primary diabetes insipidus? - Answer Defects in the hypothalamus and pituitary gland Name 2 medications that put a client at risk for Diabetes Insipidus - Answer Lithium carbonate and demeclocycline What is the range for urinary output for a client with DI? - Answer 4-30 liters of dilute urine When should the nur...

A patient with type 1 diabetes has told the nurse that his most recent urine test for ketones was positive. What is the nurses most plausible conclusion based on this assessment finding? - Answer The patients insulin levels are inadequate. A patient presents to the clinic complaining of symptoms that suggest diabetes. What criteria would support checking blood levels for the diagnosis of diabetes? - Answer Fasting plasma glucose greater than or equal to 126 mg/dL A patient newl...

clinical manifestations of diabetes (hyperglycemia) - Answer polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia; fatigue, weight loss, poor wound healing, CV disease, visual disturbances, renal insufficiency, recurring infection, tingling/numbness of extremities importance of insulin - Answer -transports and metabolizes glucose for energy into cells -stimulates storage in liver and muscle as glycogen -signals liver to stop release of glucose -enhances storage of dietary fat in adipose tissue -a...

A perioperative nurse is caring for a postoperative patient. The patient has a shallow respiratory pattern and is reluctant to cough or to begin mobilizing. The nurse should address the patient's increased risk for what complication? - Answer Atelectasis A critical-care nurse is caring for a patient diagnosed with pneumonia as a surgical complication. The nurse's assessment reveals that the patient has an increased work of breathing due to copious tracheobronchial secretions. What...