NCLEX-NEED TO KNOW 2024

NCLEX-NEED TO KNOW 2024

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dysmenorrhea?painful menstruation Dysmenorrhea treatmentTreat underlying cause Analgesics, NSAIDs, Aspirin, heat, oral contraceptives.Whole grains, legumes, fruit, vegetables, and nuts. Avoid sugars, alcohol, caffeine, dairy products, and salt.malaisea vague feeling of physical discomfort or uneasiness herpes simplex virus-female genitals symptoms before an outbreak? x3 -lymphadenopathy -parasthesia -malaise Anticipated prescriptions for generalized anxiety disorder? x2 -citalopram -alprazolam Generalized anxiety disorder is treated with?-SSRI's(like citalopram) and/or -short-term use of benzodiazepine (alprazolam) Methlyphenidatepsychostimulant indicated in managing ADHD Haloperidoltypical antipsychotic used to treat schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders Zolpidem (Ambien)insomnia Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) sxsexcessive worry fatigue irritability muscle aches/soreness restlessness imparied concentration difficulty sleeping Psychiatric meds used to treat panic disorders? x3 amitriptyline diazepam phenelzine Short acting antianxiety agents-benzos?midazolam -onset; rapid -duration 1-2 hours quick on / quick off

Intermediate-Acting anti anxiety agrents-benzos? alprazolam -onset immediate -duration 6-12hrs clonazepam -onset intermediate -18-50 hours lorazepam -onset rapid iv, intermediate PO -duration 2-6 hours medium on/long off Long acting- anti anxiety agents-benzos?diazepam -onset rapid -duration 20-50 hours quick on/long off 2hr postpartum pt-suspects pt has developed postpartum hemorrhage(pph)- action to confirm finding?instruct pt to reposition herself by turning onto her side to facilitate a thorough examination before transfuse platelets to pt - nurse action? x2 -verify completed consent for platelet transfusion -obtain pre-transfusion vital signs Surge of pts diagnosed with Ebola virus disease(EVD)- nurse plan action? x4 -implement visitor restrictions for affected clients -log entry and exit of all healthcare workers who provide care -ensure the bleach disinfectant wipes are available in each room -have an observer for donning and doffing of PPE Zolpidem special concern?somnambulation (sleep walking) *increases fall risk- proper precautions should be implemented The earliest sign of any electrolyte disorder is _____ and

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numbness and tingling (paresthesia) Numbness and tingling (paresthesia)1st signs of an electrolyte disorder Kalemias do the _______ the prefix except for ______ and ______.same as , heart and urine output Hyperkalemiaeverything is up except hr and urine output Hypokalemiaeverything is down except for the hr and urine output Chvostek's and Trousseau's signs.hypocalcemia Hypocalcemia two main signs?chvosteks and trousseaus sign Universal sign/symptom of electrolyte imbalance is? muscle weakness- myasthenia or hypotonia or asthenia myasthenia or hypotonia or asthenia mean?muscle weakness

Magnesiums do the _ of the prefix?Opposite so hypo pt show ^ signs and hyper pt shows low signs hypErnatremiaE=dehydration hypOnatrium0=over hydration never push _ IV?Potassium No more than _ of K+ per liter of IV fluid?40mEq Give _ to decrease K+DSW5 & reg insulin sodium polystyrene sulfonate (Kayexalate)trades sodium w/ potassium sodium polystyrene sulfonate (Kayexalate) antidote for? Antidote for hyperkalemia Ace inhibitor?pril ACE inhibitor for BP cx-cough and angioedema ARBssartan angiotensin recepter blockers- lower bp cx-cough and angioedema Aminoglycosides/sympathetic anticholinergicamine, prel, ephrine, atropine APE (amine, prel, ephrine) anticholesterol----statin--- *no grapefruit juice for you anticoagulant/plateletwar/--dog-- antiviralvir atypical antipsychotics-zap "zap the psychosis" benzodiazepinepam/lam/zep work to calm/sedate person beta adrenergic blockerlol like valium for your heart like calcium channel blockers Biguanidesmetformin, oral hypoglycemic calcium channel blockersisop, zem, dipin (i saw zem dippin in the calcium channel) cephalosporin antibioticcef,kef,cephin,keph,kep notice they are all "c" or "k" versions of the same sounding syllable