Adult Health Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
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Decreased Hormones

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Addisons Disease

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Increased Hormones

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Cushings disease

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3
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Renal calculi formation from hyperparathyroid is due to accumulation of

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calcium and phosphorus

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4
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swelling of hands and enlargement of visceral organs are manfiestations of which endocrine disorder

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acromegaly

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5
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post-thyroidectomy bedside meds

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calcium gluconate

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6
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lab that shows isoenzyme increase, early indicator of MI

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CPK

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7
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proper storage of nitroglycerin SL tablets

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change stock every 6 months
offer sips of water before administering
gradual change position to prevent orthostatic hypotension

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8
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reduced cardiac output and impaired tissue perfusion due to ineffective pumping action of the heart

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cardiogenic shock

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9
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thrombolytic therapy should be given in a post-stroke time window of

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3 hours

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10
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pathology of huntingtons disease involves

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excess of the neurotransmitter dopamine

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11
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patient with come of unkown origin, most helpful lab values is

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serum glucose level

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12
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pathophysiologic basis of peptic ulcer

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increased secretion of hcl
decreased secretion of protective gastric mucus

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13
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drainage color from NGT during first 12 hours after gastric resection

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coffee ground

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14
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after gastric surgery, dumping syndrome is a possible complication. This problem can be minimized by

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eating in a semi-recumbent position

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15
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group of symptoms, such as diarrhea, nausea, and feeling light-headed or tired after a meal, that are caused by rapid gastric emptying.

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Dumping syndrome

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16
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purpose of giving TPN for a patient with inflammatory disease of the intestine is to

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prevent negative nitrogen balance

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17
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treatment for ARF

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GICKS

Glucose
insulin
calcium gluconate
kayexleate
sodium bicarbonate

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18
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patient in oliguric phase of ARF, nursing plan of care should include

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meticulous skin care to prevent skin breakdown

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19
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greatest impediment to renal transplant

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lack of sufficient donor organs

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20
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teaching plan for a client with nephrotic syndrome should include

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diligent skin care

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21
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post-nephrectomy nursing intervention, include:

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promote effective breathing pattern

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22
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patient with renal trauma exhibiting gross hematuria, nurse would enforce the activity limitation of

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bed rest

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23
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client with osteoporosis finds difficulty in avoiding coffee, for every coffee consumed the client should

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take 40mg of otc calcium

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most common complication of total hip replacement

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post total hip arthroplasty position
side-lying on unaffected side with operated side extended
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what does cocaine do
fight-flight reaction occurs when cocaine is used, stressing the heart, often beyond its capacity
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presence of serious heart or lung disease
duskiness of the buccal mucosa
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heart sounds would recognize the normal closure of mitral and tricuspid valves creates
S1 heart sound
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ECG is useful as one means of detecting
coronary artery disease
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nurse monitoring a CHF client would detect the early manifestations of heart failure by
obtaining daily weights
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chronic venous disease would most likely reveal legs with
erythema
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client with arterial insufficieny, nurse would expect
muscular atrophy
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what to find for chronic venous disease
pitting edema of the lower extremities
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nursing action to prevent cardiogenic shock after MI
MONA Morphine Oxygen Nitroglycerin Aspirin
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arterial leg ulcer would anticipate that the ulcer will be characterized as
being surrounded by atrophic tissue
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most concerned reports with anticoagulant therapy
tarry stools
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symptoms of multiple myeloma
CRAB hyperCalcemia Renal Dysfunction Anemia Bone Pain
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client will likely to have hearing impairment when
one who repeatedly turns the head to one side
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noise levels that everyday conversational generally takes place at
60 decibels
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1% silver silfadiazine cream can affect
WBC count
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to minimze hypertrophic scarring of a client's burn wound, the nurse would
apply continuous pressure with elastic wraps
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meshed graft for burn wound is for
to allow fluid to escape from the wound
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leading cause of fire deaths is
cigarettes igniting furniture
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leading cause of burn injury for toddlers
playing with matches
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PaCO2. Increased
Respiratory Acidosis.
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PaCO2 Decreased
Respiratory Alkalosis.
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HCO3. Increased
Metabolic Alkalosis
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HCO3. Decreased
Metabolic Acidosis
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client receiving diuretics is also taking oral potassium chloride to prevent hypokalemia. nurse should give this mediciation with
a glass of juice
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client has serum sodium concentration of 160 meq/L and exhibits generalized weakness and confusion. nurse should plan to initiate
seizure precaution
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chemoreceptors in the medulla oblongata are sensitive to
increases in blood carbon dioxide and decreases in blood pH
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what will happen to patient with post-caldwell luc procedure
client wil be unable to breathe through the nose
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client with posterior pack for severe epistaxis, how long the packing must remain in place
5 days
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best way to remove tenacious secretions during suctioning
direct saline in area
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