Study Guide 5 +6

Question 1

Risk of bleeding when taking anti parasitic and anti fungal

Answer 1

Blood thinners

Question 2

Specimens are taken by swabbing the perianal area with a cellophane tape-covered swab.

Answer 2

Type of specimen you gather for parasite infection

Question 3

Names of fungal infections

Answer 3

Thrush
Candiasis
Yeast infection

I think?!

Question 4

Nursing Intervention

Answer 4

Client reports comfort, without fever or chills.
Kidney perfusion is maintained.

Question 5

A client has been administered amphotericin B. The nurse should monitor the client for

Answer 5

Cold and fever
Shake and bake

Question 6

Quinidine toxicity or poisioning

Answer 6

Cinchonism

Question 7

Clean hands

Answer 7

Hibiclens
Phisohex hexachlorophene

Question 8

Know your caines

Answer 8

Any medication with Caine in it

Question 9

Nursing considerations for oral administration of viscous lidocaine?

Answer 9

instruct the client not to eat food for 1 hour after use, because local anesthesia of the mouth or throat may impair swallowing and increase the possibility of aspiration.

Question 10

Topical Corticosteroid Uses

Answer 10

contact dermatitis, atopic dermatitis, nummular eczema, lichen planus & simplex, insect bite, etc
Low dose may be used for 1st & 2nd deg. localized burns/sunburn