Fundi's Theory Final Flashcards

1
Q

K-Potassium Lab Values

A

3.5-5.0 mm/dL

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2
Q

What is the best way to figure out hydration for a patient?

A

Weight

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3
Q

What is the best way to know if a patient is over hydrated?

A

Blood Pressure

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4
Q

Sodium Lab Values

A

135-145 mm/dL

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5
Q

WBC

A

5,000-10,000

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6
Q

A patient with diabetic ketoacidosis has a running IV and high CBG count, what would you not count as intake?

A

answer that is not IV Fluids, liquids, soup, apple juice….

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7
Q

What are kidney stones?

A

Calcium build up

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8
Q

More patient teaching is needed what a patient who is at risk for dehydration states:

A

I only need to drink when I am thirsty.

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9
Q

Insulin IV

A

Regular Insulin can go through an IV

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10
Q

What is the reason for pressure ulcers?

A

Tissue Ischemia

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11
Q

A nurse with a postoperative patient looks at labs and sees?

A

Increase WBC

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12
Q

Decrease infection

A

Washing hands

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13
Q

QRS Interval represents:

A

electrical impulses passing through VENTRICLES

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14
Q

If a patient has heroin overdose you will see:

A

Decreased LOC

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15
Q

A patient on a pulmonary unit is showing signs of being very restless:

A

Hypoxia

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16
Q

What would you do with a patient who has emphysema?

A

Put on oxygen

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17
Q

Working in a pulmonary unit and a patient has a nasal canula, what would you assess?

A

Assess skin breakdown of nares

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18
Q

what will you see in a person with right sided heart failure?

A

Peripheral edema

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19
Q

Magnesium Lab Levels

A

1.5-2.5

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20
Q

Where does the heartbeat originate?

A

SA Node

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21
Q

82 year old patient is confused with pneumonia, assess for:

A

Assess for O2

22
Q

Educational handout, explain to patient in order to minimize risk for infection:

A

Avoid large crowded places.

23
Q

A patient with Tachycardia may exert:

A

Having a fever

24
Q

A patient requires follow up teaching when he states:

A

“I will take all meds at once.”

25
Q

Best way to deal with urinary incontinence:

A

Kegals

26
Q

Nurse who cuts an indwelling catheter needs help since:

A

She cut it

27
Q

Symptoms of enlarged prostate

A

Urinary retention

28
Q

A patient with Sodium at 120, which systems will be affected?

A

Neuro

29
Q

What patient is at risk for fluid volume deficit?

A

Burn Victim

30
Q

A patient is being discharged and on a diuretic. What patient teaching about side effects will the nurse talk about:

A

Nocturia

31
Q

What will a nurse teach a patient with Type 2 diabetes?

A

Exercise, low carb diet, and foot care

32
Q

Appropriate questions to ask a patient with Type 1 Diabetes?

A

“Have you lost any weight?”

33
Q

Treatment for Diabetes:

A

Glycosylated Hemoglobin

34
Q

Calcium Levels

A

8.5-10.5

35
Q

When taking care of a patient on Novolog (Fast Acting) insulin, he is scheduled to take it at 0800, when will you look for sugar levels?

A

20-30 minutes before meal

36
Q

Glyburide

A

Stimulate pancreas to release insulin

37
Q

A patient who is hyperglycemic and has HHNC and unresponsive, what will you do?

A

large IV or IV catheter

38
Q

Foot care on a diabetic patient. DM:

A

Neuropathy

39
Q

What do you do when introducing a feeding tube?

A

Check placement

40
Q

Normal sinus rhythm

A

originates in the S/A Node and causes chambers of the heart to contract

41
Q

if you have an order for a diabetic ketoacidosis patient, what will you implement first?

A

IV fluids, bolus drop diluting it

42
Q

patient with diaphoretic (sweating) and diabetic ketoacidosis

A

Check Sugar

43
Q

Lab values of a diabetic patient

A

Hypoglycemia

44
Q

A patient with pnuemothorax would exert

A

dyspnea (difficulty breathing)

45
Q

Client with acne must

A

wash their face

46
Q

An order that states, “wet soaks on both legs.” This lacks:

A

Frequency

47
Q

How often does once check their eyes?

A

1-2 years

48
Q

What do you tell a patient with wound healing who is a smoker?

A

Smoking reduces Hemoglobin

49
Q

Ethnicity differs from race in that ethnicity is:

A

ethnicity is biological

50
Q

Process of culturation, client will be:

A

Adopting and Adapting