Exam #4 part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Can patients refuse meds?

A

yes

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2
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what are the patient’s rights involving medications?

A

Right medication for the patient
Right client
RIght Dosage
Right route
Right time
Right assessment data
Right documentation
Right Response
Right to refuse
Right Reason
Right Education

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3
Q

what are the three parts of oxygenation?

A

ventilation….respiration….perfusion

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4
Q

what is ventilation?

A

moving air in and out of the lungs

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5
Q

what is harder breathing in or out?

A

in

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6
Q

what is respiration?

A

alveolar gas exchange….diffusoin of 02 and c02

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7
Q

what happens to alveoli if breaths are not taken deep for an extended period of time?

A

the sticky insides will stick together

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8
Q

what should be inside alveoli?

A

only oxygen

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9
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what is perfusion?

A

movement of o2 and co2 between tissues

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10
Q

what are the factors influencing oxygenation?

A

obesity…..
muscle mass or lack of muscle mass age…medications…smoking/vaping/drinking…social determinants of health…psychological

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11
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what is pneumonia?

A

fluid in alveolar sacs

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12
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what is COPD?

A

chronic airway limiation

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13
Q

what is asthma?

A

sudden reactive airway

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14
Q

what should you assess for oxygenation?

A

history of symptoms, family, meds

vital signs

systemic assessment of lungs

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15
Q

what is the ideal range for o2 levels?

A

95 to 100

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16
Q

what non pharmacological interventions can a nurse do to help oxygenation?

A

sit the patient up….ambulate…cough…hydrate..incentive spirometry…

17
Q

what pharmacological interventions can be done to help with oxygenate?

A

giving oxygen and bronchodialators

18
Q

what are the bronchodialotrs?

A

albuterol…updraft…rescue in haler

19
Q

what is the flow rate for nasal canula?

A

1-6

20
Q

what is the FiO2 rate for nasal canula?

A

24-44

21
Q

what is the flow rate for a simple mask?

A

5-8

22
Q

what is the FiO2 for simple mask?

A

40 to 60

23
Q

when should you put O2 on a humidifier?

A

when above 4L

24
Q

what is perfusion?

A

blood flowing through arteries giving cells oxygen

25
Q

what are factors influencing perfusion?

A

same as oxygenation but with arteriosclerosis, opioids, and cardiac meds

26
Q

what non pharma interventions can nurses do to help with perfusion?

A

CPR…elevated legs…SCDs…TEDs…teaching

27
Q

what pharma interventions can nurses do to help with perfusion?

A

oxygen…aspirin….nitro…diuretics…anticoagulatns

28
Q

What is the range for BUN?

A

7-20

29
Q

What is a normal potassium level?

A

3.5-5.2

30
Q

What is a normal creatinine level

A

0.7 to 1.3