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Monitoring/definitions Flashcards

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1
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Adult dogs PCV should be

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37-55%

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Adult cat PCV

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30-45%

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3
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Hyperkalemia=

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High potassium levels

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Hyperkalemia can indicate

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Urethral obstruction, acute renal failure, Addisons

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Hypocalcemia =

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Low calcium

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6
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Hypocalcemia can indicate

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Eclampsia or Addisons

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7
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Increased PCV and (TPP) can indicate

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Dehydration

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8
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Decreased PCV and normal to decrease (TPP) can indicate

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Anemia

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9
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Hypernatrermia can indicate

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Non-ketotic diabetic crisis

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10
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Hypernatrermia=

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High concentration of sodium in the blood

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11
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Hypoglycemia =

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Low blood sugar

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12
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Azotemia=

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Elevated levels of Urea and other nitrogen compounds in the blood

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13
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Azotemia can indicate

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Kidney failure or dehydration

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14
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Urine volume/ specific gravity indicates

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Perfusion and health of the kidneys

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15
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Dog and cat urine volumes should be

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20-40 ml/kg/day

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16
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__ kg of weight change roughly = __ L in fluid volume

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1, 1

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17
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Helps to determine concentration of plasma proteins

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Colloid osmotic pressure

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18
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Lactate concentrations can be indicators of

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Inadequate tissue perfusion

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19
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SpO2 =

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Pulse oximeter

20
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ECG

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Electrocardiogram

21
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EtCO2 =

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End-Tidal Carbon Dioxide

22
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CVP=

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Central Venous Pressure

23
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Measures % of oxygen in hemoglobin and is a good indication of oxygen Tissue level

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SPO2

24
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Pressure against arteries generated by ventricular contraction

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Systolic BP

25
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Minimum pressure maintained between contractions

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Diastolic BP

26
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Patient is hypotensive is the systolic BP is ___ or MAP is ___

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<80 mm Hg , <60mm Hg

27
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Measures end exhaled CO2

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ETCO2

28
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Normal ETCO2 is between __-__ mm Hg

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35-45

29
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Blood Pressure at the vena cava and is a good indication of vascular volume

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CVP

30
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What device is an indication of heart rate and rhythm

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ECG

31
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What device is a good indicator of ETCO2 and ventilation

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Capnogram

32
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What device is a good indicator of blood volume

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Central venous pressure catheter

33
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List parameters for in hospital monitoring of patients on fluid therapy

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Urine production, increased RR and effort, restlessness, discharge, V or D, pulmonary edema, or effusion

34
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Why is enteral nutrition the best

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Safer, less expensive, helps maintain intestinal structure and function.

35
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What are indicators of malnutrition

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Weight lose of 10%+, poor hair coat, muscle wasting, poor wound healing,

36
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When a patient is on 100% oxygen, how long before the lung tissue becomes damaged even before clinical signs are evident?

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6 hours; 24-72 hours for clinical signs

37
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What are some nursing considerations for patients on a ventilator long term?

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Monitor anesthesia/sedation, vitals
Maintain bedding
nutrition
catheter, asepsis, and eye care
Perform range of motion, reposition frequently
Mouth care

38
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List the physiologic effect of severe acute pain

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Decrease healing, decrease perfusion, decrease O2 (CV + RR issues)
DIC
Recumbency

39
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Are NSAIDS used for mild, moderate, or severe pain?

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Mild to moderate

40
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Are Alpha2 Agonists used for mild, moderate, or severe pain?

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Mild to moderate

41
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Are Opioids used for mild, moderate, or severe pain?

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Pure mu (severe); mixed agonists are moderate

42
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Biosecurity tier 1 =

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High risk patient

43
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Biosecurity tier 2 =

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P shows no evidence of a contagious Disease

44
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Biosecurity tier 3 =

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P has or is exposed to mild to moderate contagious disease

45
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Biosecurity tier 4=

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P has or is exposed to highly contagious disease

46
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What are 5 common ways of disease transmission

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Direct contact, secretions, airborne, fomites, and vectors

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