Nurse state exam 2.0 Flashcards

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what is a streptococcus pneumonia

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gram positive alphahemolytic/beta hemolytic anerobic bacteria.

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What are the sounds in auscultation?

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wheezing, small clicking & rattling sounds

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What is the action of salbutamol?

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Relax airway muscles

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What is a pernicious anemia?

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A Rare blood disorder due to deficiency of B12. These cant be absorbed due to the Lack of cells in stomach that make intrinsic factors

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What symptoms of pernicious anemia?

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  • weight loss
  • mild fatigue
  • Dizziness
  • Pale skin
  • Tingling skin
  • Racing HR
  • weakness
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Why is Vitamin B12 given IM & not orally?

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There is no Intrinsic factor (role- absoprtion) in the stomach for the B12 to absorb if ingested orally.

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How is pneumonia spread?

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Droplets & airborne

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Which part of the lungs does pneumonia affect?

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Air sacs/Alveoli which would be filled with pus or fluid.

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How to tell if a child had adequate fluid intake?

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  • Good urine output
  • Lemonade coloured urine
  • Skin
  • Tongue
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How to estimate fluid balance for peads?

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  • frequency of nappy
  • weight loss/ gain
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How does staphlococcus aureus pneumonia spread?

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  • Contact isolation
  • Lung
  • through the blood
  • infected sites such as skin
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What is respiratory acidosis?

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  1. when lungs cant remove enough of CO2 that the body produces (hyopventilation)
  2. Excess CO2 causes PH of blood and other bodily fluids to decrease making ACID.
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What is the normal pH of blood?

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7.35 -7.45

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