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Question 1

rapid acting insulin P,O,D times

Answer 1

O- 10-30 mins
P- 30 mins-3 hours
D- 3-5 hours

Question 2

short acting insulin; POD

Answer 2

O- 30 mins-3 hours
P- 2-5 hours
D- 5-8 hours

Question 3

intermediate acting insulin; PDO

Answer 3

O- 1.5-4 hours
P- 4-12
D- 12-18

Question 4

SALAD medications

Answer 4

sound alike look alike drugs
hydromorphone
morphine sulfate

Question 5

9 Rights

Answer 5

patient name
med name
dose
route
time
indication- reason
documentation
right to refuse
right response

Question 6

analgesia v anesthesia

Answer 6

analgesia: monitor site for clear fluid leakage, itching, urinary retention
anesthesia: monitor site for leakage, dec. BP and resp status, assess for return of sensation and movement

Question 7

anaphylactic reaction

Answer 7

rapid onset
dyspnea- tight throat, bronchospasm, laryngeal edema
feelings of apprehension
face, throat, and tongue swell
itching
dec. BP
tachycardia
loss of consciousness

Question 8

responding to anaphylactic shock

Answer 8

ensure patent airway
remove insect stinger
establish IV access
Epi
high flow O2
nebulizer albuterol for bronchospasm
diphenhydramine IV for urticaria and rashes
corticosteroids

Question 9

H2 blockers

Answer 9

antihistamines
act on GI
Zantac / Tagamet
side effects: ulcers / GERD

Question 10

when do you check peak / trough

Answer 10

peak- 30 mins after giving aminoglycosides

trough- 30 mins before next she of aminoglycosides

Question 11

local manifestations of inflammation

Answer 11

heat
loss of function
pain
redness
swelling

Question 12

stage 1 pressure injury

Answer 12

redness, intact skin

Question 13

stage 2 pressure injury

Answer 13

partial thickness skin loss

exposed dermis like a ruptured blister

Question 14

stage 3 pressure injury

Answer 14

full thickness loss

slough, eschar, adipose

Question 15

stage 4 pressure injury

Answer 15

full thickness

tendon, ligament, cartilage, bone exposed