TUESDAY Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
Q

fluid amounts total in and out in 24hours

A

30ml per hour

2500ml per day

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2
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how much fluid is lost from skin

A

500ml

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3
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how much fluid is lost from kidneys

A

1.5L (1500 mL)

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4
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how much fluid is lost from feces

A

200ml

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5
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how much fluid is lost from lungs

A

300ml

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6
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water amount in intracellular compartment

A

66 percent

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7
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water amount in extracellular?

2 compartments

A

27-interstitial

7- intravascular

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8
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causes of potassium loss

A

Renal Failure/ Disease
Diarrhea
to much sodium intake
diuertics (loop dieurtics)

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9
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Phases of the nursing process

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1) assess
2) gather
3) nursing dx
4) goal
5) intervention
6) evaluation

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10
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Respiratory abnormals

A
COPD
pneumonia
asthma
lesions
pleural effusion
sinisutis
cold
tonsilits
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11
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purposes of documentation (5)

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1) Written Communication
2) Permanent Record for Accountability
3) Legal Record of Care
4) Teaching
5) Research/ Data Collection

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12
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hypersensitivity

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allergy to pollen, foreign bodies, tissue rejection (organ transplant), cell mediated response of the body

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13
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anaphylaxis

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body begins to shut down, alters homeostasis

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14
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GI dx:

A
radiographic
scan type
preps
montior before and after
scope (camera)
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15
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ascites

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accumalation of fluid into the peritoneal cavity (abdominal cavity)
back up from liver disease

Indicates R sided heart failure–> vena cava—>fluid backs up into abdominal cavity

paracentesis- may be used to relieve pressure by draining abdominal cavity with a needle

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16
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colostomy

17
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ileostomy

18
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jaundice

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excessive bilrubin ( yellowish tint) 
(LIVER PROBLEMS)
19
Q

normals of aging

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everything slows down
delay in responses
presbycusis (Greek presbys- elder; akousis-hearing) - natural occuring loss of hearing
presbyopia- natural loss of vision with age (progressively diminished ability to focus on near objects d/t loss of elasticity of lens)

secretions decrease

20
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RIsk for Infections

A
immunocompromised
infection
chemo/radiation
catheter
fluid volume deficit
Age ( Babies, Frail Elderly)
HIV
incontemtient
wound/open area
malnutrition
some meds
21
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routes of drug excretion

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  1. gi tract—-> feces —-> renal tubules into urine
  2. skin, exhalation from lungs, secretion into saliva and breast milk

problems- liver function, illesotomy, age, kidney functions

22
Q

Medicare

A

pays 100percent for first 20 days
80 percent rest of time
coverage for 100days

23
Q

Medicare Part A

A

hospital insurance

  • pays for inpatient hospital care
  • up to 100 days of Rehab service or skilled services
24
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Medicare Part B

A

medical insurance

  • similar to a major medical insurance plan
  • retiree pays for this monthly; income related
  • providers
  • outpatient ( ER, limited therapies)
  • Labs, x-ray, etc.
  • ambulance
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Medicare Part D
DRUGS | -perscription drug coverage for brand name drugs at participating pharmacies
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DRGS ( HOSPITALS) | Dx-related group
illness categories; a math formula used to arrive at the fee the goverment will pay for hospitalization: flate fee based on diagnosis regardless of length of stay
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assertivenes
helps advocate for pt promotes honesty, open communication considers others feelings and needs benefits nurse, patient, and staff
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I do not count. you count
nonassertive
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you do not count, I COUNT!!!!
aggressive behavior
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I count, you count
assertive behavior
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immunosuppression
medication immuno comprimised- getting over illness, chemo, radiation autoimmune: body doesn't recognize self (lupus [SLE], rheumatory diseases, addison diease)
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5 parts to immune
``` Innate immunity humoral active passive Cellular ```
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innate immunity
intact, skin, membranes, stomach acid, tears, sweating, saliva
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Humoral immunity
products responds to antigens, and foreign tissue active- antibodies ( made by body or by vaccines) passive- breast milk
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cellular immunity
T cells & b cells
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types of documentation
``` focused note narrative electronic documentation charting by exception ( LTC - weekly summary) Problem oriented medical record ```
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GOOD LUCK!!
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