MEDSURG Flashcards

1
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Define allogenic

A

Transplant from a donor match

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2
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Define autologous

A

Transplant from self

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3
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Define syngenic

A

Twin transplant

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4
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Systemic lupus erythematosus expected lab values

A

Positive ANA, 2+ urine protein, Elevated BUN, C3 and C4 are decreased. Monitor erythrocyte sedimentation rate, renal function test, and electrolytes

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5
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When cleaning spills on floor such as blood, what do you use?

A

Use bleach, homie

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6
Q

What can be used to test for cancer

A

PAP and PSA

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7
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In the event a central line is occuleded, what do you do? homie

A

Ask patient to sit up, take deep breath, and cough

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8
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Expected findings for SLE

A

Weight loss, butterfly rash, petechia in lower extremities, friction rub, and alopecia

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9
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When giving warfarin, what lab to check?

A

PT and INR

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10
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When giving heparin, what lab you check?

A

PTT

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11
Q

CRP is a measure of what?

A

Inflammation

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12
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An STD that if left untreated can cause paralysis, blindness and dementia

A

Syphilis

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13
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What position in bed when controlling postural hypertension?

A

Elevatehead of the head 8 to 12 inches

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14
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What condition can cause increase platelet counts?

A

Splenectomy. Spleen holds excess platelets

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15
Q

In the suspicion of MI, which would you preferably test for?myoglobin or troponin?

A

Troponin

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16
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What is extravasation?

A

Accidental infusion of vesicant solution into surrounding tissue

17
Q

Describe biot’s respiration

A

Pattern of shallow rapid breaths followed by periods of apnea

18
Q

What is primary intention

A

Wound closure where wound edges are closed intentionally

19
Q

Which vitamins are water syllable?

A

B and C

20
Q

HbA1C how long does it measure blood glucose?

A

120 days

21
Q

During ovulation, woman’s temperature?

A

Drops slightly then rises

22
Q

Erythrocyte sedimentation rate monitors what?

A

Inflammation

23
Q

Which sexually transmitted diseases needs to be reported to department of public health?

A

Gonorrhea

24
Q

What baseline should you assess for before administering gentamicin?

A

Audiometric base line

25
Q

What are examples of diuretics?

A

Spironolactone, propranolol

26
Q

Examples of sedatives

A

Diazepam

27
Q

What is alteplase and when and why is it given?

A

Given as a thrombolytic in events of stroke. Give within 4 and half hours of appearance of symptoms

28
Q

What is mannitol used for

A

Decreases intracranial pressure, a diuretic

29
Q

What does pentobarbital do?

A

Reduces brain demand by inducing a coma

30
Q

What does phenytoin do?

A

Prevent seizures

31
Q

How can you tell the patency of fistula

A

Listen to bruit or thrills

32
Q

Multiple myeloma affects which part of the body?

A

Cancer of the plasma cell. These proliferate in the bone marrow causing destruction.

33
Q

ALT reference range? What does elevated levels indicate?

A

Lier damage

34
Q

Hepatitis C diagnostic test?

A

HCV RNA test

35
Q

If a central line becomes occluded, what is the initial intervention?

A

Tell patient to raise arms, turn, stand, or cough

36
Q

How often do you replace IV set?

A

Every 72 hours, no sooner