MedSurg Quiz2 Flashcards

1
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Ulcerative Colitis

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Ulcers in colon r/t chronic inflammatio

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2
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UC cause? R/t Stress?

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Not known.
Expected genetic/immunologic

However, stress -> mast -> eicosanoid, serotonins, IL6 which are r/t colon ulcers

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3
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UC Severity Levels S/S (4x3)

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Mild < 4/day ±blood Øsymptomatic/normal labs
Mod > 4/day ± blood Mild ab.pain/nausea ↑CR/ESR
Sev > 6/day +blood Fever, tachycardia, abpain ↑CR/ESR
Fulminant >10 +blood, may req. transfusion, colonic distention on Xray

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4
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UC Dx (4)

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Hx
Physical
CBC, SED, CRP, CMP (albumin levels)
Stool study
Endoscopy (colonoscopy/flexible sigmoidoscopy)
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5
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UC Tx?

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Ømedication

ONLY treat S/S and surgery

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6
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UC Heads Ups (8)

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Inflammatory ▲ in bowel
Deficient Fluid
Imba. Nutrition
Pain
Skin integrity
Coping
Social Isolation
ØBody Image
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7
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UC Priorities (3)

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↓ Diarrhea/Incontinence, pain, GI bleeding

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8
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UC Education (7)

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Hydrate
Ø High fiber stuck things (nuts, seeds, popcorn)
Smaller meals
Nutrient dense foods
Ø fatty foods
Stress mngmnt
Skin maintenance
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9
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Braden Scale.
Max score? Lower/Higher meaning?
4 criteria?

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Max 23 points
Lower = higher risk!
> 16 = low risk
15 - 16 = mild
12 - 14 = moderate
< 11 = severe
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10
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Braden Assessments (6)

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Sensory
Moisture
Activity
Mobility
Nutrition
Friction/Shear
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11
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Braden: Sensory Perception (4)

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1 = Øresponse
2 = responds w/ pain/moaning
3 = responds to verbal commands
4 = OK
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12
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Braden: Moisture (4)

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1 = moist constantly
2 = often, linen ▲/shift
3 = occasionally, extra linen
4 = OK
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13
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Braden: Activity (4)

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1 = bedfast
2 = chairfast
3 = walks occasionally
4 = OK
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14
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Braden: Mobility (4)

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1 = immobile
2 = very limited
3 = slightly limited
4 = OK
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15
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Braden: Nutrition (4)

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1 = poor
2 = probably inadequate
3 = adequate
4 = OK
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16
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Braden: Friction/Shear

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1 = problem
2 = potential problem
3 = OK
17
Q

Pressure Ulcers WHY? (2)

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pressure & no O2

18
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Pressure Ulcers Stages and description (5)

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1 = intact
2 = skin loss
3 = full loss
4 = loss w/ bone, tendon, muscle
5 (Unstagable) = eschar/slough
19
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Pressure ulcers fx on pt/hospital

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pain/fees

20
Q

Newer forms of pressure ulcer tx (5)

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Direct electrical stimulation
Pulsed Radio freq.
Silver/Honey dressings
Hyperbaric O2
Biofilms
21
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UC Medications

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Aminosalicylates: Balsalazide, Melsalamine, Sulfasalaline
Coritocsteroids: Predisone
Immunomodulators: Azthiopinr,e 6-meraptopurine (6-MP)
Biologics: Remicade, Humira, Simponi, Entyvio