Conditions Exam pt 2

symptoms of Hypertension;FatigueConfusionChest painVisual Changes

What happens when the drug is not taken properly or the client factors change? o Adverse drug reaction:

which great for a patient who is oriented because it’s minimal sedation with less respiratory effects

Thrombocytopenia at risk for easy bleeding ( gums, nose,GI tract, respiratory tract or uterus ) (easily bruise)

N-4-hydroxyphenyl is the ...

TD is a risk when taking Diuretics

for pain but can cause deeper sedation

what does QID mean ?

Which value for hemoglobin may result in heart failure or death

your patient oxygen level is at 88% can you procede with therapy ?

1qd

Normal BP for Adult ?

What value is Hypertensive Crisis ?

which is the name for this example of medicl non-adherence (Clients not able to afford medication)

bid = twice a day

What is Adult normal HR ( Resting)

Tachypnea<20 breaths per min

What is normal range for platelets ?

Which best describes the benefits of medical adherence

if a patient is experiencing delirium you can continue therapy but slowly

Bradypnea<12 breaths per min

Wich is abnormal range Hypertension

Weakness,SleepinessBlurred vision,Confusion,Syncopelight-headedness

Anticogulants ;Patients with ischemic strokes, myocardial infarction, and pulmonary embolus

Normal Glucose Range ; 70-110/ mg/dl (fasting)

stress or diabetes mellitus -gives- acetone breath, rapid pulse , nausea, vomiting, weakness, dehydration, coma

Wich is abnormal range Hypotension

tid= take independently at day time

Diruetics

Health literacy & the healthcare system- Poor communication betwn dr and pt,patient does not understand the instructions

use in scientific journals and on prescriptions

VAS: stands for ?

insulin overdose, skipped meals, overexertion in exercise,headaches, weakness, shakiness

Abnormal range Tachycardia:

What is normal respiratory rate adult ?

What is the MAX hr for a 40yr old patient

your patients oxygen level is @ 97% can you continue therapy?