Test 3 Other Stuff

Question 1

Histamines do what

Answer 1

Vasodilator

Question 2

Priority with angioedema

Many need what more than once?

Answer 2

Continuous O2

Epi or med

Question 3

What will happen if no Epi is given

Answer 3

Suffocation from constriction

Question 4

Nitros do what

Answer 4

Dilated and increase contractility of heart

Question 5

Angioedema is what ABG abnormality

Answer 5

Resp alkolosis turns into acidosis

Question 6

What is epinephrine and how to give?

Answer 6

Vasoconstrictor- go through clothes

Question 7

Rhinosinutis is what? Worse when what?

Answer 7

Face pain

When leaving forward

Question 8

What to do with an allergic reaction first?

Answer 8

Ask if they are having troubling breathing or swallowing first

Question 9

Most common type of diabetes found in childhood - insulin not being produced

Wt loss is most common s/s

Answer 9

Type 1

Question 10

Diabetes when insulin isn’t working properly and can be due to increases weight and obesity

Answer 10

Type 2

Question 11

What has opposite effect of insulin

Answer 11

Glucagon

Question 12

Normal bs range

Answer 12

60-100

Question 13

Metabolic syndrome is on the path to what disease

Answer 13

Developing type of 2 diabetes

Question 14

If you take contrast with metformin 48 hours later you can have what?

Don’t take how long before

Answer 14

Kidney failure

24 hours before

Question 15

What insulin has no peak

Answer 15

Lantus and long acting -24 hours

Question 16

Most common symptom of lupus flare up

Answer 16

Fever

Question 17

If not eating with type one diabetes what to do?

Answer 17

Do not d/c insulin

Test for ketones

Make sure not in dka

Question 18

For diabetics A1c should be below what

Norma people?

Answer 18

6.5-7

For people without diabetes, the normal range for the hemoglobin A1c level is between 4% and 5.6%.

Hemoglobin A1c levels between 5.7% and 6.4% mean you have a higher chance of getting diabetes.

Levels of 6.5% or higher mean you have diabetes.

Question 19

Alcohol causes what to bs

How to tx

Answer 19

Delayed hypoglycemia at night

Eat with alcohol

Question 20

Severity of type one diabetes is based on what?

Answer 20

Signs and symptoms and BS baseline

Question 21

What is the test for DKA

Answer 21

Beta hydroxybuterate

Question 22

Check what before giving IV fluids in DKA?

Answer 22

Potassium levels

give Isotonic fluids

Check bs and give insulin

Question 23

What type of immunity is babies receiving colostrum

Answer 23

Passive immunity

Question 24

Joints break down and bone parties float in joint capsules

Joint pain and stiffness

Answer 24

Osteoarthritis

Question 25

How much Tylenol can one have in 24 hours

NSAIDs ?

Answer 25

4,000mg

2400mg

Question 26

What to do for osteoarthritis when patient can no longer maintain quality of life?

Answer 26

Surgery

Question 27

Post op patient for bones / replacement s education

Answer 27

Do not twist

Pain control will help with PT

Movement to decrease DVT clot

Teds, elevation

Do not bend over 90 degrees