Archer

Question 1

what med can you use for asthma

Answer 1

mag sulfate

Question 2

Autonomic dysreflexia and s/s

Answer 2

T6 or greater spinal injury
s/s: severe headache, hypertension, diaphoresis, deceased heart rate

Question 3

signs of heart failure and what can cause it

Answer 3

s3 murmur
dilitazem- calcium channel blocker

Question 4

NST reactive vs non reactive

Answer 4

results are considered reactive (reassuring) if there are a minimum of two accelerations of 15 beats/minute above the baseline, each lasting a minimum of 15 seconds over the 20-minute testing period.

nonreactive is no accelerations

Question 5

Headache after lumbar puncture

Answer 5

give iv fluid

Question 6

Cholecystitis

Answer 6

galbladder infection
- episodic, colicky pain RUQ in the epigastric area that radiates to the back and shoulder
-Nausea/ vomiting
-fever
-yellowing of the eyes
- loose light colored stools
- murphy’s sign- pain when plapate ruq

Question 7

Treatment for burns

Answer 7

administer fluid
wash burns with cool not cold saline
insert urinary indwelling catheter
administer tdap

Question 8

how to calculate uo

Answer 8

0.5ml/kg/hr

Question 9

wilms tumor

Answer 9

nephroblastoma is cancer of the kidneys
causes htn and abd mass

Question 10

VTE treatment

Answer 10

anticoagulant: heparin, warfarin, rivroxaban
elevate extremity

Question 11

What do you need to do before administering heparin

Answer 11

weigh the pt and get aptt

Question 12

INR

Answer 12

2-3 for warfarin
0.9-1.2: not on warfarin

Question 13

Aptt

Answer 13

30-40 seconds
1.5-2.5x on heparin

Question 14

Electrical burnn priority

Answer 14

ekg

Question 15

Diet restrictions for kids under 12 months

Answer 15

no cow’s milk or dairy products
no juice
no sports drinks/ soda with added sugar until 24 months
no honey

Question 16

Alzheimer’s nursing interventions

Answer 16

• offer limited choices- indecisive
• monitor for hyperoraility- putting things in mouth
• no benedrall- or any anticholingeric: worsen memory and make agitated

Question 17

Allopurinol

Answer 17

reduces gout attacks prevention

Question 18

colchine

Answer 18

used for acute gout attacks
use NSAIDs for gout like naproxen or prednisone

Question 19

what must DI pt’s do everyday

Answer 19

weight themselves at the sam time

Question 20

Buspirone

Answer 20

anxiety med

Question 21

Epoetin alfa

Answer 21

increases rbc
monitor bp- raises it
contradiction with uncontrolled htn

Question 22

Valproic acid

Answer 22

seziures and acute mania
don’t get pregnant with using

Question 23

Acetazolamide

Answer 23

increases rr to help with ams

Question 24

Med used for dystonia

Answer 24

diphenhydramine

Question 25

First get antipsychotics

Answer 25

haloperidol, chlorpromazine, fluphenazine
dystonia, akathisia, drug-induced parkinsonism, and tardive dyskinesia).

Question 26

What do you do immediately before deaccessing a port

Answer 26

give heparin

Question 27

Oprelvekin

Answer 27

stimulates platelets
causes peripheral edema

Question 28

Coarctation of the aorta

Answer 28

Because of this narrowing, there is increased blood flow to the upper extremities and decreased blood flow to the lower extremities. That causes the symptoms described in the question: bounding upper pulses, faint lower pulses, and overall better perfusion to the upper extremities.

Question 29

Test that check hearing

Answer 29

Rinne and weber

Question 30

benefits of delayed cord clamping

Answer 30

Increased blood volume

Decreased brain hemorrhages
Increased iron stores

Question 31

. Zidovudine (ZDV

Answer 31

HIV