Med Surg Rem Flashcards
IBS Diet
No dairy, eggs, wheat
Increase fiber to 30-40 g/day
Seizure steps
Turn patient on side
Loosen restrictive clothing
Blood transfusion: circulatory overload s/s
Dyspnea Chest tightness Tachycardia Tachypnea Headache HTN jugular vein distention Edema Crackles
Blood transfusion: circulatory overload interventions
O2 Vitals Slow infusion Admin diuretics Notify provider
TPN Tubing
Change every 24 hrs
Glycosylated hemoglobin
HbA1c
Best indicator for past 120 days
Expected is 4-6%
Diabetics 6.5-8%
Chronic lymphatic leukemia s/s
Chills Fever Night sweats Swollen lymph nodes Feeling full in belly
Glossectomy teaching
Frequent mouth cleanse
Glossectomy
Removal of part or all of tongue
Thickened liquids
Alternate communication
Elevating head to reduce edema
Chemo treatment teaching
Temp daily
No crowds
Avoid foods containing bacteria
Avoid drink at room temp longer than 1 hr
No gardening, changing litter box
Toothbrush in dishwasher or bleach solution
Thrombolytic therapy contraindications
Hemorrhagic stroke
Increase bleeding with anticoagulant
Lupus erythematosus s/s
Fatigue/malaise Slope is Blurred vision Pleuritic pain Anorexia Depression Joint pain, swelling, tenderness
Lupus erythematosus physical findings
Fever Anemia Lymphadenopathy Pericarditis (pleural friction rub) Raynauds Butterfly rash
Thyroid storm s/s
Nervousness Irritability Hyperactivity Heat intolerance Decreased weight Increased appetite Insomnia Amenorrhea Increased stools and diarrhea Warm, sweaty, flushed skin Tremor
Nephrotic syndrome
Fluid overload Dysrhythmia Crackles SOB Increased urine output Hematuria (RBCs in urine) Lethargy, twitching, seizure Dry skin and mucous membranes
Acute respiratory failure
Pulmonary embolism
Edema
Pneumonia
Pathophysiology: Parkinson’s
Overstimulation of basal ganglia by acetylcholine
Increase dopamine
Increase in acetylcholine
Loss of fluids with burn
Elevated Hct and Hgb
Low sodium
High potassium
Elevated BG
hypoxemia and metabolic acidosis
Low protein and albumin
Polycystic kidney disease nutrition
Restrict potassium , phosphate, magnesium
High protein
Possible TPN
ACE inhibitors education
Can increase potassium levels
Dry cough
Notify- rash, decreased taste, swelling face or extremities
BP monitored for 2 hrs after initial dose
Blood transfusion steps
Assess labs Hgb (less than 8) and Hct
Verify prescription
Obtain blood samples
Initiate large bore 20-g
Assess for history of reactions
Obtain product from blood bank
Confirm identity etc with 2nd nurse
Prime with .9% Na chloride
Acute hemolytic reaction
Chills Fever Low back pain Tachycardia Flushing Hypotension Chest tightening Tachypnea Nausea Anxiety Hemoglbonuria
Febrile reaction blood transfusion
Chills Fever Flushing Headache Anxiety
Use WBC Filter
Admin antipyretics
Mild allergic reaction blood transfusion
Itching
Urticaria
Flushing
Admin diphenhydramine