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Fluids Basics
What are the 4 types of fluids th...,
What is the normal range of osmol...,
What is the definition for osmola...
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Fluid & Electrolytes: Balance & Disturbances
What factors influence body fluids,
2 3ds of body water is found with...,
Icf is about ____ of body wr of a...
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Isotonic Solutions
Isotonic has similar ________ as ...,
Iso tonic solutions are given to ...,
Isotonic solutions do not cause t...
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Hypotonic Solutions
Do hypotonic solutions have a hig...,
Hypotonic solutions cause cells t...,
How do they cause cells to swell
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Hypertonic Solutions
Do hypertonic solutions contain a...,
Hypertonic fluids cause water to ...,
Hypertonic solutions decrease ris...
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Colloids
What are colloids,
Colloids are used clinically for ...,
Colloids pull fluid into the _____
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Fluid Volume Deficit
What is the definition of fluid v...,
What causes fluid deficit volume 5,
What are moderate s s of fluid vo...
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Hypovolemia
What is the definition of hypovol...,
What causes hypovolemia 4,
Hypovolemia can be more common in...
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Sodium Basics (Function, Lab Value, Regulation)
Sodium is a major electrolyte in ...,
What is the normal range,
A decreased serum na level a dilu...
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Hyponatremia
What is are the causes of hyponat...,
How does na excretion cause hypon...,
How does fluid overload cause hyp...
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Hypernatremia
What causes hypernat,
What are s s of hypernat 5,
Serum osmolality will be over ___...
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Potassium Basics (Function, Range)
What is the normal level for k,
What does k do for our hrt,
K is a major electrolyte in the _...
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Magnesium Basics
What is the range for mg,
What does mg maintain 3,
Mg is important for normal ____ f...
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Hypokalemia
What causes hypokalemia,
What are the signs symps of hypok...,
What are the s s of hypokal for l...
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Hyperkalemia
What are the causes of hyperkalemia,
What are s s for hyperkal 6,
Does hyperkal slow or quicken hrt...
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Hypomagnesemia
What are causes of hypomag 6,
What are respiratory s s of hypom...,
What are neuromuscular s s for hy...
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Hypermagnesemia
What causes hypermag,
What are heart s s will we see fo...,
What lung s s will we see in hype...
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Calcium Basics
What is the range for ca,
99 of ca is stored in ___ ____,
What are the 3 functions of ca 3 bs
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Hypocalcemia
What are the causes of hypocal,
What are s s for hypocal,
What is a pos trousseau s
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Hypercalcemia
What are the causes of hypercal,
What is the most common cause of ...,
Why does hyperparathyroidism caus...
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Phosphorus Basics
What is the range for p,
If we have low p what electrolyte...,
Where is most phos found
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Hypophosphatemia
What causes hypophos 8,
How does hyperparathyroidism drop...,
What are cardiac s s of hypophos
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Hyperphosphatemia
What causes hyperphos,
What are gi s s of hyperphos,
What are neuromuscular s s of hyp...
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Understanding Musculoskeletal system
What is the purpose of the muscul...,
What three types of cells are see...,
Osteoblasts are ____forming cells
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Trauma 1: Soft Tissue Injury
What are soft tissue injuries,
A sprain is an injury to,
Sprains often occur from a ____ o...
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Trauma 2: Fractures
What is a fx,
What is an open fx,
What is a closed fx
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Trauma 3: Hip fxs
What will we see when a pt has a ...,
What management will happen with ...,
What are post hip replacement do s 5
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Trauma 3: Amputation
Assessment of amputation components,
What diagnostic studies could be ...
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Trauma 3: Complications of Fx's
What are direct complications of ...,
What are indirect complications o...,
Infection risk of fx s increases ...
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Health Care Delivery System
The us is the only industrialized...,
Why is it important for nurses to...,
What are the 6 levels of healthcare
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Osteoporosis
What is osteoporosis,
The bone is often porous _____ pr...,
Often affects what bones 4
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Osteomyelitis
What is osteomyelitis,
What is the most common organism ...,
What can cause indirect osteomyel...
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Osteoarthritis
What is osteoarthritis,
What are risk factors for osteoar...,
Osteoarthritis is also known as _...
11
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Assistive Devices
How many in for walker use,
Tell pt to __ ____ walker,
How to measure for pt who will us...
13
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Musculoskeletal Pharm
There are two drugs that can trea...,
Antiresorptive drugs 5,
Antiresorptive durgs reduce ____ ...
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Stroke
What are the two types of strokes,
What causes a stroke,
What are the non modifiable risk ...
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Seizures: Basic Info, Complications, Treatments
A seizure is a,
What metabolic disturbances could...,
What are extracranial disorders a...
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Generalized Seizures/Tonic-Clonic
What seizures are classified as g...,
What characterizes tonic clonic s...,
What other things can be associat...
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Generalized Seizures: Typical Absence
Typical absence seizures usually ...,
Can be precipitated by _____ ____,
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Generalized Seizures: Atypical Absence
What are s s of this seizure 4,
How long do these seizures last,
Do these seizures continue into a...
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Generalized Seizures: Atonic
This involves a ____ episode or p...,
Are atonic seizures sudden,
Will a pt fall
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Generalized Seizures: Tonic
Involve _____ onset of maintained...,
When do these seizures often occur,
Do they affect one or both sides ...
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Generalized Seizures: Clonic
Clonic seizures begin with ____ s...,
This is followed by ____ ___ jerk...,
These seizures are relatively rar...
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Focal Seizures
Focal are also called ____ seizures,
These seizures begin in a ____ re...
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Simple Focal Seizures
During a simple focal seizure per...,
They can experience _____ feeling...,
Sudden and unexplainable feelings...
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Complex Focal Seizures
Pt s will have an _____ or ____ i...,
Eyes remain _____ but cannot inte...,
May display ___ behaviors
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Focal Seizures: Psychogenic nonepileptic seizures
These ___ seizures but are trigge...,
Proper diagnosis usually requires...,
These can be triggered by hx of _...
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Complications of Seizures
What are the complications of sei...,
What is status epilepticus,
Status epilepticus is considered ...
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Diagnosing Seizures
What are two diagnostic assessmen...,
What are diagnostic labs can do f...,
What are procedures we can do for...
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Treatment Seizures
Phenytoin is the 1st drug to supp...,
What is the biggest side effect o...,
Phenytoin decreases effects of wh...
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Assessment of Neuro
What will be subjective data in t...,
What will be objective info in th...,
What does the neuro physical exam...
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MS
What is ms characterized by,
What is the cause of ms,
Who does ms mostly affect
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Parkinson's Disease: General, S/S, Complications, Diagnostics
When does pd begin to show s s,
What can increase a risk of a pt ...,
In pd there is a lack of what hor...
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PD: TRAP cards
Tremor is often the ___ sign,
Tremors are initially _____ and m...,
Tremors are aggravated by 2
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PD Drugs
Drugs are given to improve pt s a...,
Drugs are prescribed by they exte...,
What is the most common pd dug
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Surgical Maintinance PD
Surgery is used for pd pts when _...,
What are the surgical interventio...,
What does deep brain stimulation ...
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ALS
Als affects ___ muscle control,
Als does not impair ___ or ____ t...,
Als pts are ___ of what is happen...
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Delirium & Dementia
What is delirium,
Is delirium preventable reversible,
What is the leading risk factor f...
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Alzheimer's Disease
What is alzheimer s,
What is the greatest risk factor ...,
Is alzheimer s a normal part of a...
20
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Speech Pathology
What can cause dysphagia 4,
What cognitive issues can cause d...,
What can rn s do to manage dyspha...
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Sensory: Vision
What are the leading causes of bl...,
How do cataracts form 7,
S s of cataracts 5
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Sensory: Auditory
What is cranial nerve 2,
What is the function of cranial n...,
What is cranial nerve 3
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