150 Final

You administered insulin at 7:30a Lispro, when will the pt be at the greatest risk for hypoglycemia?

Medication that decreases glucose production in the liver

Consider how a pts cultural traditions effects their perception of illness , how they view treatment options?

What blood test is completed prior to giving the 2nd dose of antibiotic?

If your patient has numbness, tingling of the fingers or toes, tetany, and seizures they may have what?

Pressure ulcer that’s cover with eschar, what stage?

What assessment findings of a post surgical site that will indicate an expected immune response

This stimulates the transports of glucose into the cells

Respiratory rate >20

Hand hygiene protocol for a pt with C diff

You have a drug that binds to a receptor and promotes a response

Initiative that includes competencies using EPB, Quality improvement, Teamwork and Collaboration

After meals?

The ability to think in a systematic and logical manner?

What aspect of gas exchange is effected by low hemoglobin level

What is the concern if the K is 7.3

When is an antipyretic not indicated for an elevated temp.

EFC deficit

What antibiotic can cause Red Man Syndrome?

Who are we protecting with the nurse practice act? (Defines the scope, what we can and can’t do)

What part of the nursing process includes determining goal achievement?

The case manager works for the patient who needs extensive care at home will provide the pts info on what?

The system that’s used for medication administration?

The nurse uses this when prioritizing care?

Signs and symptoms of hyponatremia?

Healing wound is healed by what kind of tissue?

What is the issue for cerebral edema?

Pt has a dry non productive cough which med will they get?

What is a major concern for a pt with decreased intracranial pressure? And what med is usually given?

K 6.2

What kind of conditions would require droplet precautions?

Patient edu about Synthroid

K 2.0 and which system is most important when assessing K levels high or low?

Productive cough what would you give the pt?

How often should a patient with chronic pain receive pain meds?

Materials that are used by the body during the inflammatory response?

What si required for a non English speaking patient?

A caregiver comes to you and states “I don;t know when this is going to end” what are they experiencing?

What is first pass effect?

When you are aware of your own belief when providing unbiased care

Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion of a medication describe?

All 4 side rails up is considered a?

Impaired gas exchange that is secondary to a perfusion problem?

What concern would a nurse have for an elderly pt who has just received opioid Rx?

Symptoms of anxiety, diarrhea, heat intolerance, and a high pulse rate, and which med would you give?

Where does the absorption process of digestion take place?

What does the hypothalamus do?

Childhood immunizations are what type of prevention?

What the drug does to the body?

4 times a day

Populations at a higher risk for impaired ICR related to falls or degenerative changes?

A pt on insulin has the highest risk of hypoglycemia at what time?

Lab results that indicate therapeutic effects of allopurinol?

Why are we concerned about drug accumulation in the elderly?

Pt with impaired gas exchange, what early symptoms would you see first?

Pt has a fever, WBC 25,000, and malaise. These and S/S/ of what?

This type of prevention when a pt is sent to rehab after a stroke?

Which class of antibiotics would you check for a cross contamination to penicillins?

We encourage increased fluids and fiber to prevent what?

Best time to take a diuretic?

Emotional factors, intellectual background, developmental stages are all what?

Normal limits of calcium

Disease process that consist of chronic recurrent seizures?

ECF excess

Explain the onset action of a drug

Teaching pt breathe, and cough, and incentive spirometer what you trying to prevent?

You have a drug that binds to a receptor and prevents a response

Pt with fluid volume deficit

Side effects of this medication includes dry mouth, urinary retention, drowsiness

What is the most appropriate laxative to use long term use

Pt fell and died on the unit what type of event is this?

A systematic problem solving method used by nurses?

A nurse uses this when looking back on a situation?

Pt COPD exerabration, what do you want to use in limited supply?

Pt is having difficulty breathing, hives, increased respiration’s, weak pulse

Which insulin has the lowest risk for hypoglycemia?

When we look at the data and get the patients outcomes and goals

What is used to evaluate the effectiveness of nursing interventions?

Why is it important to maintain a closed urinary system like a foley catheter?

Giving a IM injection what gauge and length?

Cognitive, psychomotor, effective

Going to admin subcu injection

What might cause a nurse to question an order for IV fluids?

Long term use of stimulant laxatives causes what?

Pale, shaky, irritability, dizzy, hunger, clammy, diaphoresis

What the drug does to the body through receptors, enzymes, and non selective interactions is called what?

Thirst, headache, lethargy, flushed skin, blurred vision, increased urination

Precautions Used for C-Diff

Tell me the difference between central and tissue perfusion?

Lungs clear bilaterally, good cap refill, oxygen sat 94%

2 insulin’s how are they mixed?

Pt that has impaired skin integrity, what kind of nutrition will they need

Patient has impaired gas exchange which lab value will you look at?

Pt just came in after falling in a pond, what is the first thing you do?

Pt develop this condition after taking an antibiotic?

What the most appropriate time to take regular insulin?

What is the abbreviation at bedtime?

Normal limits of serum NA

When you reviewing lab results, xrays, vital signs in order to make a nursing judgement what is that called?

1. Why do we do ROM? (2) What can we do to prevent muscle atrophy