exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

USED TO DECREASE INTRAVASCULAR VOLUME IN HEART FAILURE?

A

diuretics

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2
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A PATIENT HAS 40 MG OF ORAL FUROSEMIDE PRESCRIBED TWICE A DAY. WHAT TIME WILL YOU INSTRUCT THE PATIENT TO TAKE THE MEDICATION?`

A

8 am and 2 pm-So they aren’t up at night having to pee, prevent nocturia

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3
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with ___ you want to treat the disease like valve replacement or controling HTN

A

HF

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4
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with ___ you want to treat the disease like cardiac ablation and pacemker insertion

A

HF

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5
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you will do teaching and med ands diet/exercise to prevent ___

A

HF

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6
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weigh daily, cardiac rehab, and food logs are care for ____

A

HF

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7
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do nutritional and drug therapy for ___

A

HF

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8
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DASH diet, 2.5g Na a day, and restrict fluid if you have ___

A

HF

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9
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weight yourself daily and R 3 lb over 1-2 days and 3-5 lb over a week for ___

A

HF

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10
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you want to decrease symptoms and improve cardiac function with _

A

HF

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11
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reverse ventricular remodeling and improve QOL with __

A

HF

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12
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increase exercise tolerance and decrease edema with ___

A

HF

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13
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decrease morbitity and mortality with __

A

HF

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14
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give BB(-olol) and ACEI and K supp for ___

A

HF

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15
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give vasodilators and digoxin/digitalis for ___

A

HF

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16
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put a pt in high fowlers and give O2 for ___

A

HF

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17
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DO CONTINUOUS ECG MONITORING AND USE DIURESIS TO DECREASE IVF FOR ___

A

HF

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18
Q

hypoventilation and low chest expansion cause ____ acidosis

A

resp

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19
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pneumonia and PE cause ___ acidosis

A

resp

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20
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OD and pulm edema cause ___ acidosis

A

resp

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21
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chest trauma and NM disease cause ____ acidosis

A

resp

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22
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COPD and airway obstruction cause ____acidosis

A

resp

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23
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DKA and salicylate OD cause ___ acidosis

A

met

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24
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shock and diarrhea(loose bicarb) cause ___ acidosis

A

met

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25
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renal failure and impaired liver(little bicarb made)cause___ acidosis

A

met

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26
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lactic acidosis and ketoacidosis cause ___ acidosis

A

met

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27
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ETOH and ASA (both acids)in excess cause __ acidosis

A

met

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28
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HEADACHE AND HYPERKALEMIA ARE S/S OF ___ acidosis

A

MET

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29
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disorientation and muscle twitching are s/s of ___acidosis

A

met

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30
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LOC changes and kussmals are ___ of met acidosis

A

s/s

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31
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CO2 retention is resp acidosis. t or f?

A

true

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32
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HCO3 loss or H+ rentention is met acidosis. t or f?

A

true

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33
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CO2 loss is resp alkalosis. t or f?

A

true

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34
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seizures and deep/rapid breathing are ___of resp alkalosis

A

s/s

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35
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hyperventilation and confusion are __ of resp. alkalosis

A

s/s

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36
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hypokalemia and light headed are __ of resp alkalosis

A

s/s

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37
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tingling extremities are __ of resp alkalosis

A

s/s

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38
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anxiety and altitude are causes of resp alkalosis. t or f?

A

true

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39
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pregnancy and fever are causes of resp alkalosis. t or f?

A

true

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40
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hypoxia, shock and PE are causes of resp alkalosis. t or f

A

tru

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41
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HOC3 excess or H+ loss is met alkalosis. t or f

A

true

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42
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low gastric juices and antacid overuse cause met alkalosis. t or f?

A

tru

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43
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K wasting diuretics cause met alkalosis. t or f

A

true

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44
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diarrhea and hypokalemia are __ of met alkalosis.

A

s/s

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45
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slow respirations and nausea are __ of met alkalosis

A

s/s

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46
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confusion that is linked to LOC thats low is a __ of met alkalosis

A

s/s

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47
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restless then lethargic is a __ of met alkalosis

A

s/s

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48
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hypoventilation and dysrhythmias are __ of met alkalosis

A

s/s

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49
Q

alkalosis is caused by loss of too much acid or retention of too much base. t or f

A

true

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50
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acidosis is caused by retention of too much acid or loss of too much base. t or f

A

true

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51
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resp probs are where CO2 are opp direction of pH. t or f

A

tru

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52
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met probs are where HCO3 is equal and the same direction as pH. t or f

A

tru

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53
Q

• A nurse is caring for a HF pt and R shortness of breath. what do you do?

A

Assist into high fowlers position first

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54
Q

• Nurse got lab values of K at 5.2. when calling provider, expect what action to do?

A

o Cardiac monitoring continuous

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55
Q

increases the digoxin toxicity . what K level? 3.4 or 4.8?

A

3.4

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56
Q

• Address bp of __/__ and pulse of 110 in a pt who just came out of surgery

A

80/56

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57
Q

with __ you see compression socks used and a high protein diet

A

VLU

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58
Q

with VLU, use moist environment dressings and elevation. t or f

A

true

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59
Q

with VLU, use hyperbaric support like angiogenesis and you see edema. t or f

A

true

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60
Q

with VLU, you see veins and valves fail to move due to ___ valves and calf muscle pump.

A

imcompetant

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61
Q

with VLU, you see venous hypertension, VTE, and variscosities t or f

A

true

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62
Q

with VLU, medial and painful ulcers & hemosiderin staining. t of f

A

true

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63
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with VLU, you see friable skin and think/hard/leather skin. t or f?

A

true

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64
Q

with digoxin, R BC or TC?

A

BC

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65
Q

• A nurse is giving furosemide for edema, do…assess for tinnitus, eat a banana, elevate head before ambulating, mon K levels. t or f?

A

true

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66
Q

with VLU, you see weeping wounds and medial mallolus location. t or f?

A

tru

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67
Q

with VLU, you see dependent pain and yellow or ruddy granulation. t or f?

A

tru

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68
Q

with VLU, you see irregular shapes and lots of drainage. torf

A

true

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69
Q

• Teaching on hydrochlorothiazide is to take it with food due to the GI upset. t or f

A

true

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70
Q

• Pt has PAD, you expect pallor on elevation of limbs, and rubor when limbs are dependent. torf

A

true

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71
Q

• Pt has chronic ____ insufficiency, apply compression stockings in morning and bf out of bed

A

venous

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72
Q

with VLU, pain is worse when dependent and actue leads to chronic if ___ treated

A

NOT

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73
Q

with VLU, it is __ for wounds to reappear in the same location

A

common

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74
Q

with VLU, amputation is rare, there is less change of necrosis and bc the fluid doesn’t get back to the heart. but the blood can get to the extremities. t or f?

A

true

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75
Q

edu a pt to empty the bladder and void every 3-4 hours with a uti. t or f

A

true

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76
Q

edu a pt with a UTI to pop regular and tell that 20% of liquid comes from food. t or f

A

true

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77
Q

with a UTI mon for urine color and clarity. t or f

A

true

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78
Q

with UTI, get a HH and a physical. and ask abt meds they take. t or f

A

true

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79
Q

with a UTI, ask abt foley in last 30 days and hygeine habits. t or f

A

true

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80
Q

do a urinalysis for e. coli(for diagnosis, you need a count of 100,000). t or f

A

true

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81
Q

do a UA C&S for microbes, RBC, WBC. t or f

A

true

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82
Q

UTI diagnoses are impaired urine elimination. t or f?

A

true

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83
Q

UTI diagnoses are acute pain and confusion. t or f

A

true

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84
Q

UTI diagnoses are altered sensory perception and bad management of self. t or f

A

true

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85
Q

for UTI give antibiotics like nitrofurantoin(turns urine brown and is a ____(weakens the bacteria)

A

bacteriostatic

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86
Q

for UTI give antibiotics like trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole. t or f

A

true

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87
Q

for an uncomplicated UTI, give short term antibiotics for 1 to __ days

A

3

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88
Q

for a complicated UTI, give drugs for 7-14 days and give prophylactic for recurrant UTIs. t or f

A

t

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89
Q

when your pee burns, give phenzopyridine which turns your urine ___

A

orange

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90
Q

for a UTI and pain give acetylomenophine. t or f

A

true

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91
Q

avoid catheters when you can and incontinent episodes. t or f

A

true

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92
Q

slow progressive noninflammatory disease of joints and NOT normal to aging

A

OA

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93
Q

put OA off by maintaining weight. t or f

A

true

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94
Q

OA common in ages 50-60 and can __ at 20-30

A

begin

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95
Q

OA results from ___ damage that makes a metabolic response

A

cartilage

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96
Q

with ____, cartilage becomes dull, yellow and granular.

A

OA

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97
Q

with ____, cartilage becomes soft and less elastic, less resistant to wear with heavy use

A

OA

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98
Q

stiff joints that resolve in 30 min with ___

A

OA

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99
Q

overactive can cause joint effusion and ___ stiffness with OA

A

increase

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100
Q

early stages in OA, rest relieves pain but in late stages, pain is when you ___

A

rest

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101
Q

OA is __ symetrical and has H and B nodes with fingers still straght

A

not

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102
Q

prevent OA, thru diet, exercise and joint protection. t or f

A

true

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103
Q

with ___, joint space narrowing/sclerosis/subchondral cysts/osteophytes

A

OA

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104
Q

with ___, you see osteoporosis and ANA pos

A

RA

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105
Q

with __, there is pos anti-CCP and elevated ESR/CRP and RF pos

A

RA

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106
Q

you cannot prevent ___, it is a chronic systemic autoimmune disease and genetic

A

RA

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107
Q

CT in joints are inflammed in RA, and there are remission and ___ periods

A

exacerbation

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108
Q

RA effects more __ than men

A

women

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109
Q

infection or stress can cause RA and has a insidious onset. t or f

A

true

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110
Q

RA is symetrical and stiffness can last more than 60 min and has ___ destruction

A

bone

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111
Q

with RA, __ become tender, painful and warm

A

joints

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112
Q

with RA, joint pain __ with motion

A

increases

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113
Q

with __ there are flexion contractures and hand deformities

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RA

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114
Q

RA can cause diminished grasp ___

A

strength

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115
Q

with RA, you want to reduce inflammation and manage pain. t or f

A

true

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116
Q

with RA, you want to prevent/minimize joint deformity and maintain joint function. t or f

A

true

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117
Q

DMARDS like methotrexate can ___ the permanent effects of RA

A

lessen

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118
Q

can give NSAIDS and corticosteroids for __

A

RA

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119
Q

for OA and RA, do rest and joint ___

A

protection

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120
Q

for OA and RA, rest in a ___ up

A

flare

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121
Q

for OA and RA, ____ flexion and promote extension

A

avoid

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122
Q

for OA and RA, ___ activities to put less stress on joints

A

modify

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123
Q

for OA and RA, use a ___ and immobilze in inflammation

A

splint

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124
Q

for OA and RA, ice is for___ inflammation and heat for stiffness

A

acute

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125
Q

balance nutrition and __ for OA and RA & avoid processed food and chemicals and red meat and diary and sugar.

A

exercise

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126
Q

for OA and RA, in a flare up walk and water aerobic and reduce ____ if you can

A

weight

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127
Q

for OA and RA, reduce stress and stop ___ and give meds

A

smoking

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128
Q

red and swelling =

A

inflammation

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129
Q

pain and warmth are

A

inflammation

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130
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vasodilation and function lost are

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inflammation

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131
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maintain hygiene to prevent

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inflammation

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132
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RestIceCompressionElevation for inflmmation. t or f

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true

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133
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RICE helps to ___ swelling

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minimize

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134
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RICE is the most beneficial for the which time period?

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first 24-48 hours

135
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for ____ check for edema, cap refill and pulse

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inflammation

136
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with ice, use 20 __ and 20 off

A

on

137
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elevate how high?

A

above your heart level

138
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give which drug for inflammation?

A

NSAIDS

139
Q

with VLU, give anti____

A

coags

140
Q

with DKA, you see ___ of insulin

A

deficient

141
Q

with DKA, you see hyperglycemia and ketosis. t or f

A

true

142
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with DKA, you see acidosis and dehydration. t or f

A

true

143
Q

type 1 DM is ass with DKA and ass with ___/infection

A

illness

144
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with DKA, the precipitating factors are ____ insulin dosage, neglect, and poor management

A

insufficient

145
Q

with DKA, glucose isnt energy so fat is broken down. ketones then are involved. t or f

A

true

146
Q

byproduct of fat metabolism

A

ketone

147
Q

___ cause met acidosis

A

ketones

148
Q

DKA ___ are kussmal respirations with fruity breath and reverses met acidosis

A

s/s

149
Q

DKA ___ are ab pain, OH, and TC

A

s/s

150
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DKA ___are lethargy and weakness and dehydration

A

s/s

151
Q

DKA ___are to give O2

A

interventions

152
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DKA ___ are to give 0.45 or 0.9% NaCl to restore urine output, raise BP and correct imbalance

A

interventions

153
Q

DKA treatment needs 5% dextrose added when BG is 250 to prevent ___glycemia

A

hypo

154
Q

DKA ___ K and NaHCO3 back in

A

needs

155
Q

in insulin therapy, insulin drip follows a __

A

bolus

156
Q

life threatening and less common than DKA

A

HHS

157
Q

ass with type 2 DM and has neurologic symptoms

A

HHS

158
Q

UTI, pneumonia, and sepsis cause

A

HHS

159
Q

__ is ass with a history of low fluid intake, depression and polyuria

A

HHS

160
Q

BG is GT400 and absent ketones is ass with ___

A

HHS

161
Q

high mortality rate and needs greater fluid replacement than DKA

A

HHS

162
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with ___ give IV fluids, insulin therpay and electrolytes like potassium

A

HHS

163
Q

with HHS, ____ renal status and cardiopulmonary status

A

assess

164
Q

with HHS, __ LOC and signs of K imbalance

A

assess

165
Q

with HHS, ___ cardiac monitoring and VS

A

assess

166
Q

treat ___ probs then chronic ones

A

acute

167
Q

treat unstable then stable. t or f?

A

true

168
Q

ABCS stand for

A

airway, breathing, circulation

169
Q

if you have DKA, you will have ___ monitoring to ID dysrhythmias bc of hypokalemia

A

cardiac

170
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____ prevention is skin hygiene and adequate nutrition and hydration for tissue integrity

A

primary

171
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primary ___ is avoidance of sun exposure and activity restriction for tissue integrity

A

prevention

172
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to prevent ___ ulcers, inspect skin daily and minimize pressure

A

pressure

173
Q

to prevent pressure ___, reposition Q2 hours and do incontinence care

A

ulcers

174
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to prevent pressure ____, bath with soap and warm water

A

ulcers

175
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to prevent ____ ulcers, lotion and massage

A

ulcers

176
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when cleaning pressure ulcers, use ___

A

NS

177
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to treat ulcers, give antibiotics and steroids. t or f

A

true

178
Q

to treat ___ ulcers, use emollients and chemotherapy

A

pressure

179
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use phototherapy for ___ ulcers

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pressure

180
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give proteins, vit A/C for pressure ____

A

ulcers

181
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atrophy of skin and muscles & delayed skin are ass with ___

A

PAD

182
Q

wound infection & non healing and gangrene are ass with

A

PAD

183
Q

tissue necrosis and amputation are ass with __

A

PAD

184
Q

do diet modification and stop smoking for ___ and VLU

A

PAD

185
Q

hygiene and weight management for PAD and ___

A

VLU

186
Q

do BP control and BG regulation for PAD and ___

A

VLU

187
Q

do coagulation and cardio/pulm care for ___ and VLU

A

PAD

188
Q

debride, do bypass, and angioplasty are ____ for PAD and VLU

A

intervention

189
Q

mon labs and US are ____ for PAD and VLU

A

intervention

190
Q

cultures and ABI are ___ PAD and VLU

A

interventions

191
Q

involves progressive narrowing and degeneration of arteries of extremities

A

PAD

192
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atherosclerosis is the leading cause of the cases of ___

A

PAD

193
Q

you see paresthesia and thin, shiny, & taut skin with ____

A

PAD

194
Q

loss of hair on lower legs and no pulses with ___

A

PAD

195
Q

intermittent claudication and foot pallor with elevation with ___

A

PAD

196
Q

reactive hyperemia of foot with dependent position and rest pain with ___

A

PAD

197
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ulcers on toe, foot, and lateral malleolus are ass with ___

A

PAD

198
Q

rounded, smooth punched out look and minimal discharge ass with ___

A

PAD

199
Q

black eschar or pale pink granulation ass with __

A

PAD

200
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___ of resp acidosis are headache and decreased LOC

A

s/s

201
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___ of resp acidosis are hypoventilation and cardiac dysrhythmias

A

s/s

202
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___ of resp acidosis are hypotension

A

s/s

203
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for ___ conditions, do resp support

A

resp

204
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for ____ conditions, do fluid and electrolyte support

A

metabolic

205
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WITH ___ care, assess anxiety/fear and culture needs

A

periop

206
Q

with __ care, assess treatment fears, learning needs, and readiness for surgery

A

post op

207
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teach the middle amt of needs, not too much and not __ little

A

too

208
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___ abt what to do bf surgery and what to expect after surgery

A

teach

209
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a ___ will reinforce surgeon teaching

A

nurse

210
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polish off, no metal and pee bf ___

A

surgery

211
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dentures out, hearing aids and glasses, ID/allergy/blood cross and type the day of _____

A

surgery

212
Q

____ is IV opiods and epidural caths for pericare

A

implementation

213
Q

______is PCA and NSAIDs for pericare

A

implementation

214
Q

_____ is regional anesthetic blockade for pericare

A

implemention

215
Q

____ surgical complications are obstruction, hypoxemia, and hypoventilation

A

resp

216
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_____ surgical complications are hypo/hypertension and dysrhythmias

A

cardiac

217
Q

NPO status is to ___ choking

A

prevent

218
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if a ___ problem, lay lateral if unconsious and supine/head elevated and reposition Q1-2 hours

A

resp

219
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if a ___ prob, give O2, deep breathing, and coughing

A

resp

220
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if a ___ prob, do ventilation with analgesics and ambulation

A

resp

221
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if a ___ prob, you see SBP <90 and >160 & BC or >120

A

cardiac

222
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if a ___ prob, watch for change in ___ rhythm

A

cardiac

223
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if a __ prob like hypotension give O2 and inspect surgical incision

A

cardiac

224
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if a __ prob like hypotension do a fluid bolus and drug intervention

A

cardiac

225
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if a __ prob do I and O & run labs like electrolytes, Hb, Hct

A

cardiac

226
Q

if a __ prob do early ambulation

A

cardiac

227
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if a __ prob you will do slow position changes

A

cardiac

228
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if a __thrombosis prob, do activity and nutrition and circulation aids

A

venous

229
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if a __thrombosis prob, do anticoag and thrombolytic therapy(heparin is the most common)

A

venous

230
Q

intact skin and nonblanchable erythma with no blisters

A

stage 1

231
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with ___ skin, it lightens with pressure then goes back to red

A

blanchable

232
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non____ skin doesnt lighten with touch

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blanchable

233
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partial thickness loss with exposed dermis is stage __

A

2

234
Q

with stage_, adipose and deeper tissue not available

A

2

235
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with stage 2, there is ___ tissue but NO slough/eschar present

A

granulation

236
Q

with stage 2, this is due to: ___over pelvis or heal

A

shear

237
Q

stage __ can go to the dermis and epidermis but is shallow and can appear red

A

2

238
Q

stage 3 is __ thickness with fat visible and granulation present

A

full

239
Q

stage 3 has undermining(wound can be larger and away from edges under skin)and tunneling(can __ healing)

A

delay

240
Q

stage 4 is__ thickness and tissue loss

A

full

241
Q

in stage _, you fascia and muscle

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4

242
Q

in stage __. tendon and ligament is seen

A

4

243
Q

in stage __, cartilage and bone is seen

A

4

244
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in stage 4, slough and eschar is __. u also see epibole, undermining and tunneling

A

visible

245
Q

unstageable is __ full thickness skin and tissue loss

A

obscured

246
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, you see them on toe joints and metatarsal __

A

head

247
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, you see them on the foot plantar and under __

A

heel

248
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, you see ___ foot sensation and warm/dry skin

A

decreased

249
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, you see callus and skin__

A

cracks

250
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, you see fissures and __ toe nail growth

A

abnormal

251
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, you see plantar foot atrophy and ___ toe

A

hammer

252
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, you see claw toe and ___ foot

A

charcot

253
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, you see partial __ to full with bone involved and regular wound margins

A

thicknesss

254
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, you see inflammed and infected and osteo___

A

myelitis

255
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, the RF are visual ___ or retinopathy and PAD

A

impairment

256
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, the RF are neuropathy and foot deformity and ___ ankle ROM

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limited

257
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, the RF are high ___ foot pressures and minor trauma

think plantar or dorsal

A

plantar

258
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, the RF are ___ trauma and ulcer/amputation

A

minor

259
Q

with a diabetic foot ulcer, the causes are LEND/peripheral neuropathy and ___ with poor circulation

A

PVD

260
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with a diabetic foot ulcer, the causes are mechanical stress/pressure and ___ glucose levels

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poor

261
Q

with cirrhosis, a nurse will teach to abstain from ETOH and ID hepatitis ___

A

early

262
Q

with cirrhosis, ID biliary disease and teach on ___ nutrition

A

good

263
Q

with cirrhosis,___ should look like high carb and low fat

A

nutrition

264
Q

with cirrhosis ___ should be soft diet and small meals

A

nutrition

265
Q

with cirrhosis ___ is 3000 cal a day

A

nutrition

266
Q

with cirrhosis do low Na, rest and ___ hygeine

A

oral

267
Q

with cirrhosis M for F and EI & ___ disorders

A

bleeding

268
Q

with cirrhosis get I/O and __ weight

A

daily

269
Q

with cirrhosis get ab girth and ___ extremities

A

measure

270
Q

with cirrhosis give semi-high fowlers position and turn Q ___hours

A

2

271
Q

with hepatic encephalopathy you assess LOC and sensory/motor ____

A

abnormalities

272
Q

hepatic encephalopathy is ass with ___

A

cirrhosis

273
Q

with cirrhosis rest and abstain from ___

A

ETOH

274
Q

with cirrhosis have a good diet and ___ intake is met

A

evaluate

275
Q

with cirrhosis ____ skin integrity and look for albumin levels

A

evaluate

276
Q

with cirrhosis labs are ammonia and PT and ___

A

bilirubin

277
Q

with cirrhosis relieve discomfort and have a __ Na diet(for ascites and edema)

A

low

278
Q

with cirrhosis ask about ETOHism and hepatitis in past __

A

HH

279
Q

with cirrhosis assess jaundice and weight __

A

loss

280
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with cirrhosis ___ ab distention and nausea

A

assess

281
Q

with cirrhosis ____ altered mental status and RUG pain

A

assess

282
Q

chronic progressive disease

A

cirrhosis

283
Q

destruction of liver cells and has scar tissue due to liver trying to heal after inflammation

A

cirrhosis

284
Q

this has a insideous course and more common in men

A

cirrhosis

285
Q

biliary ___ has biliary inflammation and obstruction

A

cirrhosis

286
Q

cardiac ___ comes from RSHF

A

cirrhosis

287
Q

enlarged liver/spleen and lethargic are ___ signs of cirrhosis

A

early

288
Q

fever and BM changed are __ signs of cirrhosis

A

early

289
Q

N/V and ab pain are ___ and late signs of cirrhosis

A

early

290
Q

anorexia and dyspepsia are early and ___ signs of cirrhosis

A

late

291
Q

liver breath and hematemsis are ____ signs of cirrhosis

A

late

292
Q

varices are ___ signs of cirrhosis

A

late

293
Q

jaundice and spider___ are signs of cirrhosis

A

angioma

294
Q

red palms and blotchy red dots are sign of __

A

cirrhosis

295
Q

anemia and low PLTs(thrombocytopenia) are signs of ____

A

cirrhosis

296
Q

leukopenia(low WBC) and coag disorders are ___ of cirrhosis

A

signs

297
Q

hypo(albumin and K) and Na imbalances are signs of ___

A

cirrhosis

298
Q

portal hypertension and fluid retention are __ of cirrhosis

A

signs

299
Q

peripheral edema and ascites are ___ of cirrhosis

A

signs

300
Q

amenorrhea and testicle atrophy are s/s of ___

A

cirrhosis

301
Q

man boobs and impotence are ___ of cirrhosis

A

s/s

302
Q

asterixis(hand flapping) is ass with

A

cirrhosis

303
Q

fever and fatigue are systemic __

A

infection

304
Q

apetite loss and gross feeling are ___ infection

A

systemic

305
Q

incision and red are local ____

A

infection

306
Q

pus, swollen and warm are __ infection

A

local

307
Q

invasion of microbe into body

A

infection

308
Q

E. coli and women cause __

A

UTI

309
Q

weak stream and enuresis is due to __

A

UTI

310
Q

nocturia and incontinent due to __

A

UTI

311
Q

urgency and frequent pee

A

UTI s/s

312
Q

hematuria and hesitancy due to __

A

UTI

313
Q

intermittency and dribly pee due to ___

A

UTI

314
Q

dysuria and pain on peeing due to

A

UTI

315
Q

confusion and less likely to have a fever with a UTI if young or old?

A

old

316
Q

use a ___ to decrease the IVF in HF

A

diuretic

317
Q

with furosemide, give at 8am and 2pm to prevent ___

A

nocturia

318
Q

impaired cardiac pumping/filling(not enough CO)is what disease

A

HF

319
Q

4-8L/min is a __ CO

A

normal

320
Q

low QOL and short life is ass with __

A

HF

321
Q

ventricular dysfunction and low exercise tolerance are ass with __

A

HF

322
Q

__ sided HF is due to blood backing up

A

Left

323
Q

LSHF has ___ probs

A

lung

324
Q

you get RSHF from __ sided HF

A

left

325
Q

JVD and portal HTN are __ of RSHF

A

s/s

326
Q

hepato/splenomegaly and GI tract congestion are due to right___ HF

A

side

327
Q

peripheral edema are due to right __ HF

A

side

328
Q

fatigue and dyspnea are s/s of HF. t or f?

A

true

329
Q

discoloration but intact skin from damage to underlying tissue.

A

suspected deep tissue injury, unknown depth

330
Q

No determination of stage because eschar or slough obscures the wound. The actual depth of injury is unknown.

A

Unstageable/unclassified, full‑thickness skin or tissue loss, depth unknown

331
Q

Wound margins are well approximated; examples include laceration and surgical incision. This process has the most rapid healing.

A

primary intention

332
Q

Wound margins are not well approximated; larger wound area requires the formation of granulation tissue to fill in the gap. A longer period of time is needed to heal.

A

Secondary intention

333
Q

Wound healing is delayed and occurs when the wound that was previously open is now closed. This process is usually associated with large infected and contaminated wounds.

A

Tertiary intention