Fluid and Electrolyte ATI
l. A nurse is caring for client who has insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus and is
experiencing DEA. The client is receiving Iv insulin therapyr and laboratory values are
being monitored. Which of the following ndings should the
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The ABC: report is ph 142, PaDDI 36 and HCCIE 25. The interpretation is?
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uncompensated metabolic acidosis
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normal ABS
3.
compensated respiratory alkalosis
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partially compensated metabolic acidosis
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4. risk PAD
a. diabetes
5. bradyysrhythmia
a. weak and fatigue
6. ER anterinr Ml
a. Thrnmhnlytic therapy
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1. ASTHMA Chronic inammatory disorder of the airways that leads to vasooonstriction.
- v'ery prominentr may be seasonal. mild. or severe [producing lots of anxiety because patient feels like they are
drowning no air in their system
- Intermittent a revers
MODULE 5: CARE OF THE
CLIENT WITH LIVER
DISORDERS
E L L E N S . A D K I N S , D N P , A P R N , F N P-BC
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TOPICS
Part III Liver Disorders
Hepatitis
Cirrhosis
Esophageal varices
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ANATOMY REVIEW
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ANATOMY REVIEW
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SSA LIVER DYSFUNCTION
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SSA HEPATITIS
MODULE 5: CARE OF THE CLIENT
WITH GASTROINTESTINAL
DISORDERS
NURS 412 SPRING 2015
ELL EN S . AD KIN S , D N P, APRN , FNP-BC
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OBJECTIVES
Review, Identify, & Discuss the system specific physiology,
assessments, & diagnostics related to the care of client
MODULE 9: CARE OF THE CLIENT
WITH IMMUNE DISORDERS
E L L E N S . A D K I N S , D N P , A P R N , F N P-BC
NURS 412 SPRING 2015
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OBJECTIVES MODULE 9:
IMMUNE SYSTEM DISORDERS
Review, Identify, & Discuss the system specific
physiology, assessments, & diagn
Test 6
Study Guide Nursing 412 Spring 2015
Always use the SAFETY Method to Study:
S Know the system specific:
Physiology for the disease process know how would impact your care
Know what is normal for assessments, when to recognize trending up or down
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MODULE 7: CARE OF THE CLIENT
WITH ENDOCRINE DISORDERS
ELL EN S . AD KIN S , D N P, APRN , FNP-BC
NURS 412 SPRING 2015
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OBJECTIVES
Review, Identify, & Discuss the system specific physiology,
assessments, & diagnostics related to the care of clients
with
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Goal: Complete within 15 minutes of assessing your client
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Test 5 Renal/Diabetes
Study Guide Nursing 412 Spring 2015
Always use the SAFETY Method to Study:
S Know the system specific:
Physiology for the disease process know how would impact your care
Know what is normal for assessments, when to recognize trendi
t out of 1D points
1v'il'hat documentation indicates the desired expected outcomes for a client who has
undergone the repair of varicose veins?
Answer 1. Client walked within 2 hours of the procedure without pain. Surgical incision is
$3 warm, tender with
t oul of 10 points
1iI'irhat documentation indicates the desired expected outcomes for a client who has
undergone the repair of varicose veins?
Answer 1. Client walked within 2 hours of the procedure without pain. Surgical incision is
$3 warm, tender with
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SAFETY Invasive Procedure: Angiography, Cardiac Catheterization
Indications Pre- Procedure Post-Procedure
Assess every 15 min x 4, 30 min x 2, every hour x 4 and then every 4 hours per protocol: Vital signs Groin site for bleeding hematoma Document pedal
BLOOD GASES: This is one way of interpreting ABGs. Use what ever way is easiest for you. Memorize the chart and write it down when you are taking the test. ACID pH PaCO2 HCO3 <7.35 >45 <22 NORMAL 7.35-7.45 35-45 22-26 ALKALINE >7.45 <35 >26 (you have to r
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SAFETY - System Specific Physiology
Inadequate levels of oxygen in the blood
from complications of pumping action of the heart (loss or dysfunction of the cardiac muscle). Etiology: Hypertension, coronary artery dise
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Pre-hypertension 120-139/80-89
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Stage 1 - Systolic 140 - 159 mm Hg Diastolic 90 - 99 mm Hg Stage 2 - Systolic >160 mm Hg Diastolic >100 mm Hg
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Nursing 412 Spring 2011 Study Guide for Test 2 Neurological and Sensory Always use the SAFETY Method to Study: S Know the system specific: Physiology for the disease process know how would impact your care Know what is normal for assessments, when to reco
PerpheralVascular Disease
Spring 2011 Lydia R. Zager, MSN, RN-NEA-BC
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SAFETY - System Specific Physiology for Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD)
Peripheral Arterial Peripheral Venous
Disease Away from the Heart Progressive narrowing and degeneration of a
Quest ions and Answer s fr om H yper t ension L ect ur e
During a health fair, the nurse evaluates several clients. Which of these clients would be the highest priority to be referred to their physician or nurse practitioner? a. b. c. a. A 50-year-old fem
Sensory Eyes and Ears Spring 2010, Nursing 412
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Normal Aging Changes in Sensory Seeing and Hearing
Presbycusis Hearing
Cochlear degeneration Progressive hearing loss Begins in early adulthood Higher-pitched tones and
Prebyopia Seeing Age related inabilit
NURS 412 MED-SURG SHERPATH NOTES
HTN
preHTN
o SBP 120-139 mm Hg OR
o DBP 80-89 Hg
Isolated systolic HTN (ISH)
o Avg SBP = 140 mmHg or more couple w/
o Avg DBP < 90mmHg
o SBP increases w/ age
o DBP rises until ~55 yrs then declines
o Control of ISH decreas
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What is the best methed fer the nurse to determine a client's uid
a balance?
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3' 1. Intake and Output
2. Vital Signs
3. Client's reeert et uid inteke
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