NCLEX Prep VATI

NCLEX Prep VATI Leave the first rating Students also studied Terms in this set (99) Save NCLEX® Readiness 35 terms KataliaGPreview NClex Readiness Part 1 200 terms joseph_RoodPreview VATI Care of children 2019 82 terms christopher_ogbenna Preview NCLEX 12 terms ang Practice questions for this set Learn1 / 7Study using Learn sedation Administer ______ for benzodiazepine (-lam/-pam) toxicity flumazenil oral contraceptive adverse effectbreak through bleeding ciprofloxacin adverse effectphototoxicity contraindications for sumatriptancoronary artery disease Choose an answer 1 Administer ______ for benzodiazepine (-lam/- pam) toxicity 2Education for Diclofenac 3contraindications for digoxin4LoreazePAM (ativan) adverse effect Don't know?

contraindications for digoxindisturbed ventricular rhythm, V. fib, V. tachy, second/third heart blocks monitor during methylprednisolone therapyblood glucose Somatropin monitorgrowth patterns Mannitol expected outcomedecreased intracranial/intraocular pressure, 30mL/hour urine output, blood creatinine 0.5-1.3 Didanosinereduces HIV infection Acyclovir adverse effectsnephrotoxicity medication to manage adverse effects of levodopa/carbidopa amantadine adverse effects of Ipratropiumdry mouth, hoarseness Education for Diclofenactake with food and 8ox of water or milk, avoid alcohol Tamoxifen planning carehot flashes, hypercalcemia, thromboembolic event, vaginal discharge/bleeding priority assessment for admin of MeperidineABC, baseline vitals Hydrochlorothiazide adverse effecthypokalemia, elevated BG Spironolactone adverse effecthyperkalemia Furosemide teachingno sudden position changes, self-monitor BP, monitor for postural hypotension, ototoxicity, eat high potassium foods treatment for adverse effects of Topotecanadminister antiemetic before beginning chemo therapy Ketorolac priority findings to reportImpaired kidney function (urine output, weight gain, increased BUN and creatinine) Positive Trousseau's signhand/finger spasms with sustained blood pressure cuff inflation treatment for positive trousseau's signIV calcium Supplement that increases risk for serotonin syndrome? St. John's Wart Atorvastatin priority finding to reportmuscle aches - risk for myopathy beta blocker adverse effectbradycardia Take furosemide with or without food?take with food

Clopidogrel adverse effectsbleeding/bruising Heparin admin priority findinghematuria when to take sucralfatebefore meals Meds for warfarin toxicityVitamin K, AKA Phytonadione opened regular insulin can be storedat room temp for up to a month Normal ABG pH7.35-7.45 Normal ABG HCO322-26 mEq/L

Normal ABG valuespH: 7.35-7.45

PCO2: 35-45

PO2: 60-80

Bicarb: 22-26

ABG HCO3 and pH in same directionMetabolic ABG HCO3 and pH in different directionRespiratory pH above 7.45alkalosis pH below 7.35 indicatesacidosis Prolonged gastric vomiting or suctioning ABG?Metabolic Alkalosis (because you are losing acid) ABG dehydrationMetabolic Acidosis colelithiasis dietlow fat equipment for hip aarthroplasty post opraised toilet seat (don't bend at hips more than 90 degrees) Airborne precautionssurgical mask (TB, varicella, measles) precautions for bacterial meninfitisdroplet Halo fixator device nursing actionpillow under head diet for starting hemodialysishigh protein basal cell carcinomasmall, waxy nodule w superficial blood vessels

Chveostek's signpostive + tapping on facial nerve infront of ear, twitching in face, hypocalemia hyperkalemia ECGPeaked T waves and widened PR and QRS.manifestation of diverticulitisLeft lower quadrant pain cardiac tamponadeacute compression of the heart caused by fluid accumulation in the pericardial cavity Cardiac Tamponade s/sJVD, narrow pulse pressure, hypotension

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Diverticulitisinflammation of the diverticula Diverticulitis symptoms-LLQ pain -Constipation/Diarrhea -N/V -Low grade fever -Palpable mass in LLQ ileostomy post op care-the stoma will be slightly edematous and larger post operatively -the opening of the collection device should be 1/8 inch larger than the circumference of the stoma -fecal output does not occur for about 2-4 days -there will be a drain in the wound, antibiotic therapy is given for 24 hr post op, -a surgical dressing is never placed over an ileal stoma, -ileum may be obstructed when there is stomach cramping with no output, -record I&O q8h, -watch for S/S of dehydration and electrolyte imbalance, -once pt is eating again it is emptied about every 2-3 hours, -pouch should be emptied when it is half full, -not irrigated unless there is a blockage, -Low-residue diet as early as 7 to 10 days before surgery.-The last 24 to 72 hours before surgery, the diet is changed to liquids only, -Vitamins and minerals may be given to supplement these restricted diets, -Antibiotics may be given as prophylaxis against infection of the operative site, Laxatives and enemas, -Nasogastric (NG) tube and Miller-Abbott tube IBS-Cirritable bowel syndrome with constipation IBS-C dietmore fiber and liquid Neutropenic precautionsimmunocompromised, strict hand washing, private room, no raw veggies/fruits, daily baths, visitors are restricted Manifestations of fluid volume deficithyperthermia, tachycardia, thready pulse, hypotension, low central venous pressure, tachypneic, hypoxia