NCLEX 1 Flashcards
UAP scope of practice?
assist with ROM, ambulate, hygiene, and ADLS
feed and PO care on stable pts
routine VS and I&O
position and linen changes
transport
report concerns to RN/LPN
LPN scope of practice?
monitor RN findings
gather data on stable pts
maintain and remove PIVS
basic care
report pts status to RN/HCP
care for stable pts with predictable outcomes
reinforce RN edu
What is the lab value to evaluate the IVF’s efficacy with septic shock?
serum lactic acid
treatment goals with sepsis shock?
optimal perfusion demonstrated by a MAP > 65
norm – RR, HR, temp, o2 sat, U/O
clearance of lactic acid, decrease lactic
Contact precautions?
MRSA
VRE
RSV
Herpes
Conjunctivitis
Diphtheria
Lice
Scabies
Human metapneumovirus
Staph
Polio
C. Diff
Norovirus
Rotavirus
Droplet Precautions?
Flu
Pertussis
Mumps
Rhino
Adenovirus
Rubella
Epiglottitis
Diphtheria (pharyngeal)
Bacterial meningitis (not viral)
HIB
RSV (+contact)
Airborne Precautions?
TB
Rubeola virus (Measles)
Chicken pox
SARS
Smallpox
Disseminated varicella zoster virus (VZV)
Positioning for cord prolapse?
knee to chest and exaggerated sims position
low predictive value for the presence or absence of DVT
Homans sign
reliable DVT signs?
pain, swell, and warmth
Hyponatremia S/S?
LOC (altered)
weak muscles
osmolarity low
ortho hypotension
seizures
diarrhea
increased ICP
urine osmolarity high
hyperactive bowel sounds
Presumptive signs of preg?
amenorrhea
N/V
fatigue
urine freq.
quickening (slight flutter movement between 16-20 weeks gestation)
Probable signs of preg?
goodells sign (soften of cervix)
braxton hicks ctx
chadwicks sign (blue appearance of cervix)
hegars sign (soften of isthamus of cervix)
pos. preg test
palp of fetal outline
ballottement (sudden tap on cervix during the vag exam may cause fetus to rise in the amniotic fluid and then rebound to OG position)
Positive signs of preg?
fetal movement detected by examiner
auscultation of fetal heart sounds
visual of embryo or fetus
what heart sound is expected during preg?
S3 heart sound bc of increased bld volume
Hypernatremia S/S?
fever
restless and agitation
increased fluid retention
edema
dry mouth
skin flush
altered LOC and confused
low U/O
thirst
BP increased
decreased energy
What is expected for a K+ level over 5.0?
altered heart rhythm, tall peaked T waves with shortened QTI are the 1st finding
Chest tube findings?
Suction control: no tidal, replace with sterile H2O PRN, gentle bubble, connect to suction
H2O seal: fluid level moves up and down (tidal), intermittent bubble
Drainage: no tidal, connected to pt, pink drainage, no bubble
Injection angles?
IM: 90
SUBQ: 45
IV: 25
Intradermal: 5-15, epidermis
What is increased with GOUT?
uric acid