missed info Flashcards
what to monitor for for transplant rejection
creatinine
r/f for decreased wound healing is not
afib
ART moa
blocks entry via transfusion inhibitors
priority visit in ED for someone in HIV clinic
10 liquid stools in 24 hours
SATA for someone with pollen allergy
dog dander not an answer
3 s/s of LATEX anaphylaxis
stridor, dizziness, tachycardia
which precautions for someone with HIV
standard
for central lines SATA 2
wash hands and disinfect port thats it
first thing to ask if someone has angioedem and swelling
can you breathe
before surgery what medication should be discontinues
ibuprophen
if someone has MRSA why do we use precautions
bc it is resistant
2 r/f for hyperglycemia
infection and inactivity
if someone has HHS in the ED what is prioirtyq
start an IV
4 interventions for SIADH
fluid restriction, flat HOB, dly weight, diuretics
2 SATA for education to a t2d
call hcp if cant keep fluids down
monitor BG
4 s/s of DI
polydypsia, low BP ,high HR and high Na
if pt is diaphoretic and shaky what to do first
check BG
important for acromegaly
say there will be changes in the face
most important education for cushings
body image
thyroid stormm tx
beta blockers
priority for someone with Low K+ ever
cardiac monitoring
after thyroidectomy, tx is
IV calcium
what is important AE of levothyroxine
tachycardia
pt in the PACU after thryoidectomy what is important to tell HCP
if there is neck swelling
after hypophyecotmy what is education
no vigorous coughing
priority assessment after hypophosectomy
CSF leak - clear discharge from banadages
prioriy intervention for SIADH/DI
fluid and electrolytes
for RAI what is priorty
educate about s/s of hypothyroid
for exothalamos what is main risk
corneal lesions
if someone has diabetes what to educate them on regarding medicine
rededucate if they say they can stop taking their insulin/corticosteroid
what is tx for addisions
high dose corticosteorids
DKA vs HHS
kuusmall respirations
who is most at risk for hypoglycemic unwareness
old person taking propanolol
odanestron used when during chemo
30 min before
for hodgkins what will be present
anemia present at time od diagnosis
SATA for myeloma labs
high BUN, high Ca thats it
most important when giving packed RBC
check ID
- Before starting a transfusion of packed red blood cells for an older anemic patient, the nurse would arrange for a peer to monitor his or her other assigned patients for how many minutes when the nurse begins the transfusion?
15 min
- The nurse notes a physician’s order written at 10:00 AM for two units of packed red blood cells to be administered to a patient who is anemic as a result of chronic blood loss. If the transfusion is picked up at 11:30 AM, the nurse should plan to hang the unit no later than what time?
noon
priority patient who has neutropenia
neutrpopenia with a fever
- It is important for the nurse providing care for a patient with sickle cell crisis to
evaluate effectiventess of opioids
- The blood bank notifies the nurse that the two units of blood ordered for a patient is ready for pick up. Which action should the nurse take to prevent an adverse effect during this procedure?
Infuse slowly for first 15 min
for a tumor what is most concerning
nonmobile and hard
someone in stage 4 needs education if they say
i need hospice
someone with myeloma what is prioirty
mobility help (position change help)
- The nurse notes scleral jaundice in a patient being admitted with hemolytic anemia. The nurse
will plan to check the laboratory results for
bilirubin
what to do if transfusionn rxn
stop transfusion always
- Which action will the admitting nurse include in the care plan for a patient who has
neutropenia?
Check temp every 4 hours – don’t cut out fruits and veggies that’s a trick
granulocyte colony factor education
do not shake med - filgrastim
- A postoperative patient receiving a transfusion of packed red blood cells develops chills,
fever, headache, and anxiety 35 minutes after the transfusion is started. After stopping the
transfusion, what action should the nurse take?
acetaminophen
after report who should nurse see first in HIV
sickle cell crisis
how does radiation wrok
breaks cellular dna
if low WBC what does nurse worry about
infection
CL care SATA
10ml syringe, only IV meds, do NOT change dressing EVERYDAY, use heparin or NSS to flush
chemo is toxic to
GI, skin, hair, BM
