Exam #1 Study Review Week 1 Flashcards

1
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Informed consent: what is your role as a nurse

A

To witness the clients consent
And make sure that they are NPO before midnight

Only the providers job to obtain the consent

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2
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General anesthesia

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Loss of sensation
Loss of consciousness

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3
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Local Anesthesia

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Fully awake
Loss of sensation to localized area

Ex: stitches

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4
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Monitored anesthesia

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Decreased responsiveness
May need airway support

Ex: getting a colonoscopy

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5
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Regional anesthesia

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Loss of sensation to body
Without loss of consciousness

Ex: epidural

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6
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Anaphylactic reaction (signs and symptoms)

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Hypotension
Tachycardia
Bronchospasm
Pulmonary edema

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7
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Anaphylactic reaction: nursing intervention

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Protect airway
Give epinephrine

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8
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Malignant Hyperthermia manifestations

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Increase HR, Decreased BP, dysrhythmia
increased respiratory rate, hypoxia, hypercapnia
Muscle rigidity
Myoglobinuria
Hyperthermia= late sign (bp low)

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9
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Malignant hyperthermia Nursing interventions

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Stop anesthetic
Protect airway
Dantrolene
IV fluid
Initiate cooling measures

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10
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What to do immediately after patient gets out of surgery

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Listen to lungs
ABCs = Airway, breathing, circulation

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11
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What to do for respiratory depression

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Promote coughing and deep breathing
Positioning
O2 therapy
Incentive spirometer

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12
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Reversing agent for morphine (opioids)

A

Naloxone

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13
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Reversing agent for Benzodiazepine

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Flumazenil

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14
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Signs of deep vein thrombosis (Venous thromboembolism)

A

Edema, redness, and warmth
Calf tenderness or pain

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15
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Penrose drain

A

(Looks like a pen)
Is a straight flexible tube that drains fluid from surgery site onto a sponge pad not a regular gauze

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16
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Jackson Pratt drain

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(Bulb looking drain)
This device is used to drain fluids that might collect under or near the incision where the surgeon cut your skin

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17
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Hemovac Drain

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Placed under ur skin during surgery
Removes any blood or other fluids that might build up in the area

18
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Post Op : possible GI complications

A

Might have nausea
Paralytic ileus: Hypoactive or Absent bowel sounds

19
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GI complications interventions

A

Nausea: Antiemetic, NGT to decompress stomach, oral care

Paralytic ileus: ambulation, prokinetic agent, NGT to decompress stomach

20
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Dehiscence and Evisceration Nursing Actions

A

Position patient to supine position with knees flexed
Soak gauze with sterile saline and place on opening to prevent bacteria and infection
Notify surgeon
Make sure patient does not cough

21
Q

Peripheral IV access

A

Antecubital
Back of hand

22
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Central venous IV access

A

Subclavian vein
Jugular vein

23
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Central Line: client education when removing

A

Tell patient to hold breath and bear down

Use sterile technique when changing IV
(Change dressing with normal gloves then switch to sterile procedure when putting a new dressing back on)

24
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IV complications: Infiltration

A

Edema and discomfort around site
Fluid leaking from site

Stop infusion, elevate extremity and apply warm or cold compress

25
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IV complication: Phlebitis

A

Redness, tenderness, pain
Possible red streak and/or palpable cord

stop infusion, use warm compress to relieve pain

26
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Blood transfusion parameters

A

Need a second nurse to verify vital signs, blood, and allergies
Stay with patient for first 15-30 min of transfusion
Once blood product is received you have 30 min to begin transfusion and up to 4 hours to transfuse

27
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Acute hemolytic reaction

A

Increase Respiratory rate, dyspnea
Increased Heart rate
Decreased blood pressure
Low back pain
Hemoglobinuria

28
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Acute hemolytic reaction nursing actions

A

Stop infusion and remove blood tubing
Initiate normal saline with new tubing
Monitor vital signs and treat symptoms
Notify the provider

29
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Allergic transfusion reaction

A

Mild itching, urticaria, flushing
Anaphylactic: bronchospasm, hypotension, shock

30
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Allergic transfusion reaction nursing action

A

Stop transfusion and remove tubing
Administer normal saline
Administer antihistamine
Administer epinephrine, vasopressin, corticosteroids, Oxygen for anaphylaxis reaction, and start CPR if needed

31
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Blood types

A

If patient has positive blood they can receive both positive and negative blood
If negative then patient can only receive negative blood

32
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Hypovolemia

A

tachypnea
Weakness
Dry mouth

hematocrit levels: high
blood osmolality: high

33
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Hypervolemia

A

Crackles, cough, dyspnea
JVD - jugular distended veins
Bounding pulse
Hypertension
Edema

34
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Hypokalemia

A

Flattened T wave
Hypoactive bowel sounds
Dysrhythmia (for both high and low)

never push IV potassium, very hard on veins (can cause phlebitis)

35
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Hyperkalemia

A

T waves become peaked
Diarrhea
Hyperactive bowel sounds- bowel is too tight

administer sodium polystyrene sulfonate

36
Q

Foods high in potassium

A

Dried peaches
Raisins
Oranges
Bananas
Skin of potatoes

37
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Hyponatremia

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Can cause seizure, coma, and death
- deep tendon reflex

isotonic solution are the best

38
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Hypocalcemia

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Tetany, tingling around mouth or fingers
Chvostecks sign —> facial twitching when touched by finger
Trousseaus sign —> hand and finger spasm

39
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Hypercalcemia

A

Renal cálculo and kidney stones

40
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What solution to give for hypernatremia

A

Dextrose 5% in water

41
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Order of what to do client having infiltration

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Stop the infusion
Remove catheter
Apply sterile dressing
Elevate extremity
Apply warm or cold compress