Nursing- mix
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Clients with primary aldosteronism exhibit a profound decline in which serum electrolyte? | Potassium (Hypokalemia) |
Most universal sign of hypokalemia is? | Hypertension |
Diet for those with Cushing's Syndrome | Low calories, low carbs, low sodium diet |
In acute pancreatitis which electrolyte is low | Calcium (Hypocalcemia) |
Trousseau's sign | when taking client's bp they will exhibit carpal spasms |
Another cause for cirrhosis other than chronic alcoholism | Hepatitis C: Blood transfusion prior to 1990 in the US, not effectively screened for HEP C which can cause cirrhosis |
A major side effect of alpha-interferon and ribavirin | Severe depression |
Mycostatin | For fungal infections in the mouth, swish in the mouth for 2 minutes |
Risk of TPN administration | Hyperglycemia due to high glucose content |
Client with Huntington's disease is at high risk for what? | Aspiration d/t problems with motor skills (swallowing) |
important in use of a halo vest | ensure a set of wrenches are kept in close proximity for quick access to chest needed for CPR |
Hypoglossal nerve | 12th cranial nerve, difficulty in chewing, swallowing and talking |
7th cranial nerve | Facial nerve, Bell's Palsy |
Bell's Palsy | unilateral facial weakness and paralysis |
Trigeminal Neuralgia | sudden stabbing, severe pain over the lip and the chin (5th cranial nerve) |
Vecuronium (Norcuron) | skeletal muscle relaxant |
Dehydration can be a sign of... | increased BUN |
Important nursing intervention in treatment of possible kidney stones | Strain all urine |
Function of antacids | neutralize gastric acid |
Only lung cancer not related to smoking | adenocarcinoma |
Types of lung cancers related to smoking... | oat-cell carcinoma and squamos cell |
Treatment for nephron obstruction | temporary dialysis |
Type of drain used for an abcess | Pen-rose drain |
primary extracellular ions | sodium and chloride |
primary intracellular ions | potassium and phosphate |
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