Med surge Flashcards

1
Q

what is the most common complaint associated with a client with inner ear problem?

A

Tinnitus

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2
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Normal Intraocular pressure

A

10-21 mm HG

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3
Q

What kind of fluid is Isotonic? What does it treat?

A

LR, NS, common dehydration

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4
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what kind of fluid is hypotonic? What does it

A

0.5% NS, Pulls what our of intravascular and into cells,
Used to treat prolonged (cellular) dehydration
FVD AND hypernatremia and hyperglycemia

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5
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Hypertonic What does it treat

A

5%D, 3% NS
Out of cells and puts back into vascular
Dehydration due to surgery, blood loss and cellular damage
Ascots and third spacing

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6
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Normal Sodium

A

135-145

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7
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S/S of hyponatremia

A

Decreased LOC, Weight gain, Seizures

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8
Q

S/S hypernatremia

A

THirst, dry mouth, seizures

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9
Q

Normal Potassium

A

3.5-5

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10
Q

S/S of HYPOKALEMIA

A

Presence of U waves, fatigue, muscle weakness (Cramps, spasms, tetany)paresthesia, flat T waves,

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11
Q

What must you always assess before giving potassium

A

URINE OUTPUT

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12
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S/S of hyperkalemia

A

Peak T waves, weak muscles, bradycardia

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13
Q

Treatment for HYPerkalemia

A

Give 50% regular glucose with regular insulin, administer calcium gluconate, Kayexalate, Lasix

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14
Q

Normal Calcium

A

8.6-10.2

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15
Q

S/S of hypocalcemia

A

POsitive Chvosteks/Trousseaus, numbness, tingling of extremities, tetany

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16
Q

S/S of hypercalcemia

A

muscle weakness, kidney stones

17
Q

Normal Magnesium

A

1.5-2.5

18
Q

S/S hypomagnesium

A

neuromusclular irritability

19
Q

s/S hypermagnesium

A

Hypotension, dowsiness, hypoactive reflexes, depessed respirations, bradycardia

20
Q

Normal Phosphate

A

2.4-4.4

21
Q

S/S hypophosphatemia

A

Mental changes/confusion

22
Q

s/S hyperphophatemia

A

muscles cramps, tetany, seizures

23
Q

What test must you preform before take ABG

A
Allen test
Compress ulnar and radial nerve
Let go of ulnar first
have pt tighten and release their hand
Skin must return to normal w/n 15 sec before proceeding with procedure
24
Q

ABG

A

ph 7.35-7.45
PaCO2- 35-45(lungs)
HCO3-22-26(kidneys)

25
Q

3 meds given in PCA

A

Morphine, Fentayl, Dilaudid

26
Q

Malignant hyperthermia

A

due to anesthesia
Inc temp, serzures, brain damage, hypoxia
Remember to ask about family history
Genetic
Admisnister dantrolene (treats and prevents)

27
Q

What is the last sense to go with anesthesia

A

Hearing-always talk to your patient when putting under nd coming out

28
Q

Lethal rhythms on EKG

A

V-fib, v-tach, A-systole, Torsades, PEA, 3rd degree heart block

29
Q

What does a wide QRS indicate

A

Beat iniciating from ventricles

30
Q

What electrolyte can cause Torsades

A

Low magnesium

31
Q

Antidote to dig toxciity

A

Digoxin Fab

32
Q

what is the GI cocktail used to diagnose if problems having are with stomach

A

Antacid, Donnatal(anti-cholinergic) and Viscous lidocaine