MEDSURG Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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Define allogenic

A

Transplant from a donor match

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2
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Define autologous

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Transplant from self

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3
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Define syngenic

A

Twin transplant

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4
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Systemic lupus erythematosus expected lab values

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Positive ANA, 2+ urine protein, Elevated BUN, C3 and C4 are decreased. Monitor erythrocyte sedimentation rate, renal function test, and electrolytes

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5
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When cleaning spills on floor such as blood, what do you use?

A

Use bleach, homie

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6
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What can be used to test for cancer

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PAP and PSA

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7
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In the event a central line is occuleded, what do you do? homie

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Ask patient to sit up, take deep breath, and cough

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8
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Expected findings for SLE

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Weight loss, butterfly rash, petechia in lower extremities, friction rub, and alopecia

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9
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When giving warfarin, what lab to check?

A

PT and INR

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10
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When giving heparin, what lab you check?

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PTT

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11
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CRP is a measure of what?

A

Inflammation

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12
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An STD that if left untreated can cause paralysis, blindness and dementia

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Syphilis

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13
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What position in bed when controlling postural hypertension?

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Elevatehead of the head 8 to 12 inches

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14
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What condition can cause increase platelet counts?

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Splenectomy. Spleen holds excess platelets

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15
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In the suspicion of MI, which would you preferably test for?myoglobin or troponin?

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Troponin

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16
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What is extravasation?

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Accidental infusion of vesicant solution into surrounding tissue

17
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Describe biot’s respiration

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Pattern of shallow rapid breaths followed by periods of apnea

18
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What is primary intention

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Wound closure where wound edges are closed intentionally

19
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Which vitamins are water syllable?

20
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HbA1C how long does it measure blood glucose?

21
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During ovulation, woman’s temperature?

A

Drops slightly then rises

22
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Erythrocyte sedimentation rate monitors what?

23
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Which sexually transmitted diseases needs to be reported to department of public health?

24
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What baseline should you assess for before administering gentamicin?

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Audiometric base line

25
What are examples of diuretics?
Spironolactone, propranolol
26
Examples of sedatives
Diazepam
27
What is alteplase and when and why is it given?
Given as a thrombolytic in events of stroke. Give within 4 and half hours of appearance of symptoms
28
What is mannitol used for
Decreases intracranial pressure, a diuretic
29
What does pentobarbital do?
Reduces brain demand by inducing a coma
30
What does phenytoin do?
Prevent seizures
31
How can you tell the patency of fistula
Listen to bruit or thrills
32
Multiple myeloma affects which part of the body?
Cancer of the plasma cell. These proliferate in the bone marrow causing destruction.
33
ALT reference range? What does elevated levels indicate?
Lier damage
34
Hepatitis C diagnostic test?
HCV RNA test
35
If a central line becomes occluded, what is the initial intervention?
Tell patient to raise arms, turn, stand, or cough
36
How often do you replace IV set?
Every 72 hours, no sooner