Med surge Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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what is the most common complaint associated with a client with inner ear problem?

A

Tinnitus

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2
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Normal Intraocular pressure

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10-21 mm HG

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3
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What kind of fluid is Isotonic? What does it treat?

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LR, NS, common dehydration

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4
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what kind of fluid is hypotonic? What does it

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0.5% NS, Pulls what our of intravascular and into cells,
Used to treat prolonged (cellular) dehydration
FVD AND hypernatremia and hyperglycemia

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Hypertonic What does it treat

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5%D, 3% NS
Out of cells and puts back into vascular
Dehydration due to surgery, blood loss and cellular damage
Ascots and third spacing

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6
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Normal Sodium

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135-145

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S/S of hyponatremia

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Decreased LOC, Weight gain, Seizures

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S/S hypernatremia

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THirst, dry mouth, seizures

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9
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Normal Potassium

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3.5-5

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S/S of HYPOKALEMIA

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Presence of U waves, fatigue, muscle weakness (Cramps, spasms, tetany)paresthesia, flat T waves,

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11
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What must you always assess before giving potassium

A

URINE OUTPUT

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S/S of hyperkalemia

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Peak T waves, weak muscles, bradycardia

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13
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Treatment for HYPerkalemia

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Give 50% regular glucose with regular insulin, administer calcium gluconate, Kayexalate, Lasix

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14
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Normal Calcium

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8.6-10.2

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15
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S/S of hypocalcemia

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POsitive Chvosteks/Trousseaus, numbness, tingling of extremities, tetany

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S/S of hypercalcemia

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muscle weakness, kidney stones

17
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Normal Magnesium

18
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S/S hypomagnesium

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neuromusclular irritability

19
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s/S hypermagnesium

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Hypotension, dowsiness, hypoactive reflexes, depessed respirations, bradycardia

20
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Normal Phosphate

21
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S/S hypophosphatemia

A

Mental changes/confusion

22
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s/S hyperphophatemia

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muscles cramps, tetany, seizures

23
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What test must you preform before take ABG

A
Allen test
Compress ulnar and radial nerve
Let go of ulnar first
have pt tighten and release their hand
Skin must return to normal w/n 15 sec before proceeding with procedure
24
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ABG

A

ph 7.35-7.45
PaCO2- 35-45(lungs)
HCO3-22-26(kidneys)

25
3 meds given in PCA
Morphine, Fentayl, Dilaudid
26
Malignant hyperthermia
due to anesthesia Inc temp, serzures, brain damage, hypoxia Remember to ask about family history Genetic Admisnister dantrolene (treats and prevents)
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What is the last sense to go with anesthesia
Hearing-always talk to your patient when putting under nd coming out
28
Lethal rhythms on EKG
V-fib, v-tach, A-systole, Torsades, PEA, 3rd degree heart block
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What does a wide QRS indicate
Beat iniciating from ventricles
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What electrolyte can cause Torsades
Low magnesium
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Antidote to dig toxciity
Digoxin Fab
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what is the GI cocktail used to diagnose if problems having are with stomach
Antacid, Donnatal(anti-cholinergic) and Viscous lidocaine