SI3 Flashcards

1
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Anemia is

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Not a disease, it’s a symptom

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2
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Decreased Hgb

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Often r/t to iron def or chornic blood loss

C: Very young, very old, poor diet, women in repro years

SS: Pallor, glossitis, cheilitis

Tx Tx underlying cause, iron supplements, blood trsnfusion, nutriton

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3
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Glossitis

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Swollen tonguw

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4
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Cheilitis

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Swollen lips

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5
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Defective DNA synth of RBCs

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Patho: Often r/t folic acid and Vit B12 Def

Tx Supplemental Vit

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6
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Dimished availability of erythrocyte precursors

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Often lead to aplastic anemia

C: Renal dx, autimmune malignancy

SS: high ferritin and iron stores

Rarely w/ blood transfusion, often with EPO supplement

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7
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Acute blood loss causing anemia

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May lead to hypobolemic shock, internal hemorrhage or tetroperitoneal bleed

C: Caused by trauma

SS: Pain that cant be explained otherwise
- Very bad back pain in LQ

Tx: Stop bleeding, tx pt, monitor lavs

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8
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Hemolytic anemia

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Destruction of RBCs at a rate that exceeds production

Extrinisc (More common)
Damaged spleen
Intrisnic: SIckle cell

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9
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Sickle Cell Crisis SS

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Pain+++, swelling, pallor of mucous membranes, fever, jaundice , vasooccluisve crisis - tachypnea, HTN, NV

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10
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Complications of sickle cell crisis

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Gradual involvment of all body systems - spleen, lungs kidney and brain

Prone to infection, acute chest syndrome

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11
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Diagnostics of sickle cell anemia

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Peripheral blood smear, sickl8ing test, electrophroesis of hgb, MRI
Genetic

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12
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Nursing mgmt of sikcle cell anemia

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Aoid hifh altritiurdes, maintain fluid intake , tret infections, help with pain control, supplemental O2

Acute ches tsyndrome: Abx, O2, Fluid, transfusion

CURE: Stem cell transplant

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13
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Immune Thrombocytopenic purpura

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Abn destruction of circulating platletsSS: Gums and nose bleed, purpura (Non blanching)

Tx: Corticosteriods splenectemy

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14
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HIT

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Immune system cause splts to clot in presence of heparin

SS: Heparin causes pts plts count to fall 50% + From baseline

Tx: d/c heparin

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15
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Disseminatied intravascular coagulation

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Abnormally initiated and accelerated clotting

SS: Bleeding out of everywhere

Tx: Underlying cause - must diagnose quickly, often too late

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16
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Leukemia BE ABLE TO INTERPRET what labs would look like for leukemia

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Common in adults

Abrupt - dramatic onset, serious infection or abn bleeding

Sky high WBC - 80s to 100s (Blasts- immature)

Hyperplasia of bone marrow and spleen

Often responds well to chemo

Low RBC and Plt count bc there’s not room in the bone marrow for that

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17
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ALL Leukemia

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Common in kids

SS: Fever, bleeding, fatigue, CNS manifsestations

More difficult to tx

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18
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CML Leukemia

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Genetic marker - philadelphia chromosome

Can be well controlled w/ tx

Chronic onset - swelling of spleen, liver, lymph nodes - bleeding bruising

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19
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CLL

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20
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Lymphoma vs leukemia

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Leukemia: Originates in bone marrow/blood

SS: Blood marrow crowed by increased WBC

DIfference in location causes difference in ss

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21
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Risk factors of sickling

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Significant blood loss
Illness
Climbing/flying at high altitudes
Keeping continued stress (mental/physicaal)
Low fluid intake
Elevated temp (fever)

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22
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Manifestation of cirrhosis

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Jaundice
Skine lesions - Spiders and red palms (low levels of estrogen)
Hematologoical problems
Periph neuropathy - vitamin def and malnoutrish
Esophaogeal varices causing anemia

23
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Know the two types of encephalopathy

24
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Portal vein hypertension

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Increase in BP in protl venous sytem r’t liver blockage

SS May lead to large swollen veins that can rupture and bleed

Tx: Propranolol

25
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Esophageal Varices

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Collateral circulation in esophagus that is less strong

SS: Red blood in vomit black stool, high HR, low BP

Tx: Diagnosed with endoscopy, tx with vitamin K, pantoloc, octreotide, octaplex if acute leeting, ligation sx

26
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Ascities

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Accumulation of flood in peritoeal cavity

SS:Abd distention, wt gain, abd striae, ss of degydration hypoK

Tx : Na restriction, diurtetics, fluid removal, paracentesis, IV albumin

27
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Edema is a hige risk for

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Skin breakdown

28
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Where can crohns be found?

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Technically anywhere in GI, ususally lower SI

29
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Which IBD results in non bloody stools

30
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Anemia caused by UC

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Acute blood loss from ulcers (drop in Hgb) - low iron

31
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Crohns caueses anemia

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Reduced absorption (malabosorption)

32
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Which IBD goes ALL the way through the tissue layers

33
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Which IBD has an increased risk to colorectal cancer

34
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Cobblestone appearance, inflamed, edematos mucosa with deep longitudinal lacerations is found in which IBD?

35
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Colitis colon tissue looks like

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Hypermic + Edematous in affected area

Abscesses turning into ulceration that bleed

36
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Tx for UC

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Rest bowel
Control inflam
Mnaage fluids and nutrition
Manage pt stress
Provide education ab dx and tx
Provide SS relief

37
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Why aren’t UC pts prescribed NSAIDS

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bc they increase risk for GI Bleed

38
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Drug therapy for UC

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Sulphasalizine
Corticosteriods
Immunosuppressive drugs

39
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Sx for UC

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Removal of protions of the bowel

40
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Crohn’s dx tx durg

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Sulphasalazine
Corticosteriods
Flagyl (DIFFERENT FROM UC)
- Fistulas can cause secondary infections, so treated
Bio Drug

41
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Which IBD spreads in continuous pattern and has presence of pseudopolyps

42
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Whic hematopoietic supp is used for anemia in Crohns

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Cobalamin (B12) Supplements

43
Q

With Crohn’s pts are on immunosuppressant therefore infections are often only shown by

44
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MS manifestation

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Weaknress or paralysis of body parts
Scanning speach
Sight and hearing loss
Bowel and bladder - Constipation, spastic bladder (Contracts)
Flaccid (No desire to void)

45
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HD

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Lots of abnormal movements and jerking
Self care deficit
Cognitive decline progresses, pt eventually becomes demented and incontinent
Severe mood swings
Sexual outbursts

Tx is palliative

Haloperidol is given to reduce ss of excessibe movment

46
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PD

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Tremor
Rigidy
Akinesia
Postural instability

SS worse with stress

47
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Tx of PD

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Dopaminergic
Loveodp-Cardipoa

48
Q

To reduce fall risk in PD pts

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Consciously lift feet while walking

49
Q

PID SS

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Resulting for untreated cervicitis often

Low abdom pain
Spotting after intercourse

50
Q

Endometriosis

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Secondary dysmenorrhea
Infertility
Pelic pain
Painful intercourse
Irreguar bleeding
Painful bm
Dysuria

51
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Why is semi-fowlers used during PID

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To drain out infection

52
Q

Which action is taken if a pap test reveals minor cell changes

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Schedule another pap test in 4 motnhs