Exam 2 401 Flashcards

(40 cards)

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The urine of a client is dark and foamy. What would the nurse suspect?

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Cholecystitis

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Measles, TB, and varicella are all requiring what type of precautions

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Airborne

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What are clinical manifestations of sepsis

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Fever
Tachypnea
Tachycardia
Hypotension
Elevated wbc
Altered mental status/confusion

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What are the stages of infectious disease process

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Incubation (no symptoms)
Prodromal (nonspecific symptoms)
Acute illness (pronounced symptoms)
Convalescent (symptoms subside)

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Patients who present with sepsis criteria and after fluid resuscitation their MAP is less than 65 serum lactate greater than 2 are considered to be clinically in what?

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Septic shock

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Clinical manifestations of TB

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Blood tinged sputum with cough

Weight loss
Low appetite
Night sweats
Drycough
Fatigue
Low grade fever

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Risk factors for UTIs

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Pregnancy
Urinary tract obstruction or calculi
Females
Congenital malformation
Urinary stasis
Chronic disorders: diabetes mellitus
Menopause
Long term catheter use
Multiple sex partners
Lack of water intake

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Diagnostic studies for UTIs

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Clean catch Urine samples
Urinalysis
Gram stain, urine culture and sensitivity and wbc count

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Clinical manifestations of cellulitis

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Redness, warmth, edema and tenderness to the skin area.
Tight glossy stretched skin non elevated borders.

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Interventions for conjunctivitis

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Infection control strategy education
Antibiotics
Eye irrigation, warm washcloth
Photophobia management
Warm compress, cool compress, soaking eyelids

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Clinical manifestations of otitis media

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Pain in ear.
Hearing difficulties
Fever
Fluid draining from ear
Irritability in young children

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Clinical manifestations of influenza

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Fever cough inflammation of mucus membranes headache and malaise.

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13
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What education will the nurse provide regarding the flu vaccine

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Recommend for All people over 6mo
Changes annually
Vulnerable populations; infants, young children, people over 65

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Interventions for otitis media

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Avoid over treating with antibiotics by educating that it can work itself out without meds within a few days

Never irrigate an ear

Antipyretics
Analgesics
Calm
Environment

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15
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Skin cancer risk factor

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Sun or UV exposure

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Expected lab results for Leukemia

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Decreased platelets
Decreased leukocytes
Decreased erythrocytes

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17
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Risk factors for prostate cancer

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Increased incidence with age.
African American males
Diet high in dairy or processed meat.
Obesity
Firefighters
Genetic and hereditary.
Having a vasectomy

18
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What vague Clinical manifestations would you expect with cancer

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Weight loss
Fatigue
Fever
Pain
Skin changes

19
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Clinical manifestations of iron deficiency anemia

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Headache
Pallor
Lethargy
Fatigue
Sob
Intolerance to cold
Glossitis
Cheilosis
Pica
Stomach irritation

20
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Expected lab results for iron deficiency anemia

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Low RBCs
Smaller, pale, and misshapen RBCs (hyperchromic, microcytic)

21
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Clinical manifestations of sickle cell disease

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Pain- Vaso-occlusive crisis
Sob
Fatigue
Infections
Vision changes

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Nursing interventions for sickle cell disease

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Promote oxygenation to alleviate sickling
Hydration
Pain management
Blood transfusions
Bed rest
Nutrition management

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3 Stages of inflammation

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Vascular and cellular response
Exudate production
Reparative phase

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5 cardinal manifestations of inflammation

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Erythema
Heat
Swelling
Pain
Possible impaired function

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Important diagnostic test to detect presence of inflammation would be
ESR- C-reactive proteins
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What kind of pain management would a patient with sickle cell receive
Around the clock or PCA morphine
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Nursing interventions for cellulitis
Pain management Antibiotic and analgesic administration Wound care Elevate limb
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What actions would the nurse take when following droplet precautions
Standard precautions plus… Place patient in private room or with similar diagnosis Wear mask Place surgical mask on patient when outside of room
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Who should get a colonoscopy
Age 45-75 Every 10 years
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What are some symptoms of patients with decreased H&H
Fatigue SOB Arrhythmias Dizziness Chest pain Cold hands and feet
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Interventions for appendicitis
Keep npo Monitor temp q4h Pain management No laxatives or enemas No heat on abdomen
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What are general concerns for patients with ulcerative colitis
Bleeding Nutrition status,electrolytes Anemia Impaired function Skin integrity Emotional concerns
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Where is mc burneys point
Lower right quadrant
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Nursing interventions with cholecystitis
Education-avoid fatty foods Pain management Monitor weight-Is& Os NG tube to low suction Fowler position
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What are some expected lab values for glomerulonephritis
Elevated creatinine Elevated BuN Decreased GFr Electrolyte imbalance
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Risk factors for PUD
Stress H pylori NSAID misuse
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What are signs that an infection has triggered an inflammatory response
Vasodilation, increased capillary permeability Hypercoagulability Fever Tachycardia, tachypnea Erythema Pain Swelling
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Precautions a nurse would take caring for a patient with Tb
Airborne precautions Private room with negative airflow Mask patient during transport Inform all personnel having contact with patient of diagnosis Assist visitors with appropriate masking before entering
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Is a gown required for droplet precautions
Not unless you are coming into contact with bodily fluids
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Latent TB is contagious True or false
False.