RNSG 13254 Flashcards


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Nitroglycerin

Causes Vasodilation, Decreases BP, Must wear gloves when administering patch. Can give sublingual, patch, IV

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Nitroglycerin

Can give a total of 3 times, 5 mins apart, if not effective call 911.

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CAD Non Modifiable risk factors

Age, genetics, family history, ethnicity

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CAD modifiable Risk factors

smoking, diet, exercise, high serum lipids, high BP, obesity, diabetes, metabolic syndrome.

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Morphine

can be given for pain or vasodilation. Monitor for decrease in heart rate, BP.

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Morphine in CAD

Decrease preload, decreases work of breathing, decreases anxiety.

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High cholesterol =

Increased cholesterol plaque build up in arteries increasing cardiac risk.

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Mitral valve prolapse

Leaky heart valve or an abnormality of mitral valve leaflets and papillary muscles or chordae that allow the leaflets to prolapse or buckle back into the left atrium during systole.

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What to avoid with mitral valve prolapse

Be careful with any OTC stimulants, energy drinks/caffiene until healthcare provider approves. Check ingredients of other meds to ensure no stimulants due to palpitations.

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What are the signs of PAD

Lower extremity coldness or discoloration, weak or absent pulses, thick toenails

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PAD/PVD teaching

teach on smoking cessation and diet ( reduce sodium, follow DASH diet) ,Diabetes, lipid management, exercise.

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Diagnostic test for PAD

Doppler studies for pulses

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What to teach on for HTN

Make lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise, manage BP, cholesterol, blood sugar, lose weight, stop smoking

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Caregiver teaching with HTN

Who cooks and shops so we can educate them on dietary mods. DASH diet ( low sodium)

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Gestational HTN

Not pre-existing check BP every visit to get a baseline. S/S of swelling, vision changes, epigastric pain, convulsions ( worsening)

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CHF S/S

Increased RR, increased effort to breathe, HTN, Tachycardia

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Taking care of pt with CHF

Have pt sit up in bed high fowlers if showing signs of dyspnea. Record daily weights and I&O.

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Monitoring pts on Digoxin

Monitor heart rate, pulse, BP if too low hold acall MD. Mointor esp in pt with decreased renal fucntion due to DIG TOX

( hypokalemia)

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Range for Digoxin

Normal range 0.8-1.5

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Propanolol monitoring

Check vitals before and medication administration, if heart rate is below 60 hold and call MD.

21

Bowel obstruction via mechanical obstruction

Surgical adhesions, hernia, CA, strictures from Crohn's, colorectal CA from diverticular dis.

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Bowel obstruction via non mechanical obstructions

occurs with reduced or absent peristalsis such as parlytic ileus, pancreatitis, electrolyte imbalance etc..

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Care for someone with suspected bowel obstruction

No enemas, no laxatives, NPO

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Complete bowel obstruction surgical intervention

requires surgical removal or laparatomy, post op watch for drainage or hemorrhage, assess vitals esp for decrease in BP, wound , distention, and bowel sounds.

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Divertiulosis sumptoms

no symptoms or abdominal pain, boating, gas, and changes in bowel habits, may need to medicate

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Divertulitis symptoms

acute pain in left lower quad, distention, decreased or absetn bowel sounds, nausea, vomiting, systemic systems of infection, abodominal tenderness.

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Diverticultis treatments

NPO, let colon rest, IV hydration, ABT

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Neurogenic bladder teaching

teach pt how to self cath

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Taking care of pt with neurogenic bladder

Ask about voiding pattern, do not take over care you need to involve the pt. what kind of home routine do they have.

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DM type 1

Destruction of beta cells and complete lack of insulin believed to be auto immune.

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DM type 1 symtpoms

Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia and weight loss may occur

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DM type 2 manifestations

fatigue, recurrent infections, prolonged wound healing, vision problems.

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Type 2 diabetes

Insulin is produced but cannot exert itself on cells bc of deficiency of insulin receptors on the cell membrane.

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Type 2 diabetes treatment

use of metformin and monitor BUN, Creatine, GFR

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Rapid acting insulin

Aspart, lispro ,

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When should rapid acting insulin be given

with meals due to O=15 P= 60-90 D=3-4

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When should you give short acting or regular insulin

( Humilin R, Novolin R)Give as sliding scale O=30-1 P = 2-3 D=3-6

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Prednisone

is a corticosteroid that can effect the blood sugar, you may have to give insulin

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Gestational diabetes test

Glucose challenge test, glucose tolerance test, and oral glucose test

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Increased TSH production

Hypothyroidism

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Medication given for hypothyroidism

Levothryoxine

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If you have increased levels of T4 what should you do

Call MD to possibly adjust dose due to med not effective

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What does low TSH indicate

Hyperthyroidism

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What to avoid in hyperthyroidism

do not deeply palpate it could cause a thyroid storm

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Hyerthyroidsim

normal to high vitals signs and thyroid storm causing hyperpyrexia and tachycardia

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Hypothyroidism

Nomral to low vital signs and intolerance to cold

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Throidectomy post op care

Support head and neck, raise bed to semi fowlers, assess for drainage under neck and shoulders and behind neck.

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Throid storm complications

hyperpyrexia, tachycardia, agitated or confused, sick, change in LOC, High BP, jaundice