Exam 3 Misc Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most reliable indicator of kidney funciton?

A

creatinine levels

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2
Q

A Patient has a high BUN, what is the next best nursing action?

A

Check the creatinine. If normal start to explore. Look at H&H. Is there a GI bleed?

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3
Q

What diagnostics are bowel preps ordered for?

A

KUB
IVP
Retro IVP

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4
Q

What medications do you want to check before renal biopsy

A

ASA or warfarin.

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5
Q

Three reasons to use Retrograde Pyelogram vs Intravenous Pyelogram

A

IVP results are not good

Allergic to iodine

Elevated creatinine

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6
Q

Renal Biopsy Post Procedure

A

Apply pressure dressing

Keep on affected side for 30 min - 1hr

Bed rest Q24 hrs

VS Q 5/15 min x 1 hr

No heavy lifting for 1 week

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7
Q

UTI: First quick dipstick will be postive for

A

Nitrites (indicating bacteria)

WBC (Pyuria)

Leukocyte esterase (Pyuria)

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8
Q

Urinalysis vs Urine culture

A

Urinalysis is looking at all the different things

Urine culture is trying to identify the bacteria type

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9
Q

4 Reasons a urine culture might be done

A
  1. Complicated or nosocomial UTI
  2. Frequent UTI
  3. Unresponsive to therapy
  4. Questionable diagnosis
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10
Q

If a patient has there bladder removed and has significant comorbidities and a shorter life expectancy, what urinary diversions might be expected?

A

Ileal Conduit

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11
Q

AKI phases

A

Oliguric

Diuretic

Recovery

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12
Q

Clinical Manifestations of Oliguria phase of AKI

A

<400 ml/24 hr

Begins 1 day after hypotensive event and last 1-3 weeks

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13
Q

Nephrotoxic Drugs

A

NSAIDS

Aminoglycosides

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14
Q

Potassium Binders

A

Patiromer (Veltassa)

Sodium zirconium (lokelma)

Sodium polystyrene (Kayexalate)

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15
Q

We do not give potassium binder to which type of patients

A

Patients with a paralytic ileus

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16
Q

IV calcium gluconate MOA

A

Does not lower K. Just raises threshold for excitation

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17
Q

Best way to prevent CKD is to control

18
Q

Nursing Problem CKD: Excess Fluid Volume

A

Monitor for FVE

Weigh Daily

Fluid restrictions

19
Q

Nursing Problem CKD: Malnourishment

A

Monitor N/V

Weight trends

Serum protein levels

H&H

20
Q

Nursing Problem CKD: Risk For Injury

A

Monitor electrolyte levels

Administer prescribed supplements

21
Q

Hemodialysis Complications

A

Infection

Decreased CO

Cardiac Dysrhythmias

Disequilibrium syndrome

Air embolism

22
Q

Disequilibrium syndrome

A

Complication of HD. Manifest as disorientation, seizures, HA agitation, N/V

23
Q

Peritoneal Dialysis Complicaitons

A

Infection

Decreased CO

Fluid overload

Respiratory insufficiency (Pressure)

Abd Pain

24
Q

Advantages and Disadvantages of HD

A

ADV: Rapid removal of fluid. Can help change electrolyte problems quickly

DISADV:
Vascular access
Heparin
Dietary restriction (less often)
Hypotension

25
Q

Advantages and Disadvantages of PD

A

ADV: Less complicated and few dietary restrictions. Less CV stress

DISADV:
PERITONITIS
BODY IMAGE ISSUES

26
Q

PD: NSG considerations

A

Turn side to side to facilitate drainage prn

Observe color of dialysate

27
Q

PD: HD considerations

A

No BP, injections, IV insertions of affected limb

28
Q

AIDS defining cancers

A

Pneumocysitsi jirovecii

Kaposi sarcoma

Wasting syndrome

Pervasive candidiasis

Aids dementia complex

29
Q

Stage 1 of HIV

A

Early Acute Infection

Not detectable

No symptoms

Infections

30
Q

Seroconversion HIV

A

Part of stage one

Antibodies become detectable and you have the worst flu like symptoms

HIGH INFECTIONS

Usually around week 3/4

31
Q

Stage 2 HIV

A

Clinical Latency

Virus levels stabilized and body is fighting infection

Last 3-12 years without treatment

Last decades with treatment

Asymptomatic

persistent drop in CD4 with increase in virus production

32
Q

Stage 3 HIV

33
Q

How often does CD4 and Viral load need to be checked with HIV postive patients

A

Every 3 - 4 months

34
Q

Factors that affect wound healing: ODD

A

Skin fragility and loss of turgor

Overall wellness

Chemo

Anti inflammatory

Steroids

Obesity

35
Q

Diet for wound healing

A

HIgh protein, carbs, vitamines

Moderate fat intake

36
Q

Hydrogel is for _______, __________, ___________, and helps to ….

A

Infected - deep wounds - necrotic tissue

helps promotes autolytic debridement, rehydrate, and fill dead space

37
Q

Complications of wound healing: ODD

A

Adhesions

Contractions

Fistulas

Excessive granulation tissue

Keloid formation

38
Q

What does eGFR take into consideration?

A

Age
Sex
Weight
Race

Bun
Creatinine
Albumin

39
Q

What is drawn in the middle of 24 hour clearance?

A

Serum creatinine

40
Q

Urinalysis for a kidney stone is looking at?

A

Hematuria

Crystalluria

pH