Exam 2 Flashcards
what is the pathophysiology of GERD?
clinical manifestations of GERD
nursing management for GERD
what are some complications associated with GERD?
WHAT KIND OF PATIENTS ARE AT RISK FOR DEVELOPING DVT?
IMMOBILE, POST OP SURGERY OF BIG BONES (HIP, FEMUR), BIRTH CONTROL, SMOKING, BMI GREATER THAN 21
WHAT KIND OF INSTRUCTIONS WOULD YOU GIVE A PATIENT THAT HAS COPD AND YOU ARE SENDING THEM HOME, AND THEY ARE CONCERNED ABOUT BEING SHORT OF BREATH WHEN THEY ARE EATING?
EAT SMALL FREQUENT MEALS, REST BETWEEN MEALS, HIGH PROTEIN DIET
YOU HAVE A PATIENT THAT HAVE KCL ORDER 20 ML EQUIVALENT, HOW DO YOU TELL THEM TO TAKE THEIR 20 ML EQUIVALENCE OF POTASSIUM?
TAKE WITH A FULL GLASS OF WATER, and don’t break the pill in half, take the whole pill
NURSING INTERVENTIONS FOR HYPERNATREMIA
RESTRICT SODIUM
ADMINISTER DIURETICS
MONITOR DAILY WEIGHT
TOO MUCH SODIUM CAUSE SWELLING IN THE BRAIN AND CAN LEAD TO SEIZURES
SEIZURE PRECAUTIONS
HIGHEST PRIORITY FOR A PATIENT THAT IS EXHIBITING ACUTE ASTHMA EXACERBATION?
give albuterol
HOW WOULD WE PREVENT VENTILATOR ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA OR COMPLICATIONS?
RAISE HEAD OF BED 30 DEGREES, ORAL CARE, HAND HYGIENE, MAKE SURE THEY ARE ON PROTONIX OR PROTOPROSOME (TAKEN TO PREVENT GERD)
WHAT LAB VALUES TO MONITOR WITH A PATIENT WITH HEART FAILURE
BNP, POTASSIUM, TROPONIN
WHAT IS THE ANTIDOTE FOR DIGOXIN?
DIGOXIN IMMUNE FAB
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF RIGHT SIDED HEART FAILURE
EDEMA, ACISITES, ENLARGED LIVER, JVD, INCREASED HR