JAti Comprehensive Predictor Retake

poor wound healing dry hair irregular blood pressure weak hand impaired coordination

healthy weight= 18.5-24.9 over weight= 25-29.9 obese= greater than or equal to 30

using protein faster than protein is being synthesized example starvation or catabolic State Post injury or disease

family history inactivity cigarette smoking

diarrhea=decrease the flow rate or total volume of the infusion abdominal distention/bloating= instill lower fat formula consider changing the formula instill lactose free formula= nausea&vomitting administer enteral nutrition at room temperature

confirm to placement prior to feedings Elevate head of bed 30 degrees maintain position up for 60 mins flush tubing with 15-30 of warm water Q 4 hours unclog tubing with gentle pressure 32 -50 ml warm water and piston syringe

restrict fluids if fluid overload monitor electrolytes serum glucose and weights monitor respiratory cardiovascular and neurological status provide water change formula to isotonic

meds used for seizures

taking medication at the same time everyday to enhance effectiveness

good oral hygiene side effect gingival hyperplasia schedule routine Dental visits avoid oral contraceptives they decrease effectiveness when administer does Warfarin and can cause decrease in effectiveness notify provider patient over-the-counter meds use

implanted left chest program to administer instrument that stimulation of the brain via vagal nerve

can cause temporary hoarseness cough dyspnea and change your voice

consult speech language pathologist assess swallowing and gag reflex before feeding upright position swallow with head and neck flex slightly forward food is placed in the back of the mouth on the unaffected side have suction on standby collaborate with a dietician to ensure appropriate caloric intake weight loss is common following stroke

cheap and patient NPO position upright High Fowler's position prior to food fluid or Med Administration

set up right in Flex head forward when swallowing sit upright for 45 to 60 Minutes following a meal

airborne precautions negative air-flow room patient wear surgical masks if being transported

diagnostic procedure for tuberculosis read within 48 to 72 hours palpable Rays Harden area of 10 mm or greater is positive skin test means patient has developed immune response to TB does not confirm active disease is present

monitor for hepatotoxicity jaundice anorexia malaise fatigue nausea and neurotoxicity tingling of hands and feet vitamin B6 prevents neurotoxicity monitor liver function lab tests before and monthly after

take on an empty stomach do not drink alcohol it can increase pepper toxicity report any manifestations of hepatotoxicity

is there an app for hepatitis hepatotoxicity monitor liver function lab test prior to and at least monthly after

urine and secretions will turn orange immediate you leave report yellow skin pain or swelling of joints loss of appetite or malaise Med can interfere with oral contraceptives efficiency

get Baseline vi visual Acuity test incomplete monthly determine color discrimination ability should not be given to children under 8 years of age stop immediately if ocular toxicity occurs

report changes in Vision immediately

contact Social Services if patient needs assistance getting meds refer a patient to a clinic as needed for follow-up appointments to monitor my medication regimen and status of disease

TB usually treated in the home airborne precautions not needed in the home families have already been exposed continue meds for 6 to 12 months follow up care one full year sputum samples needed every 2 to 4 weeks patients are no longer considered infectious after 3 negative sputum cultures patients to cover mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing dispose of tissues and plastic bags wear mask when in public or in contact with crowds

absorbed for hepatotoxicity monitor patients who have history of gout as the med will cause gouty arthralgias obtain liver enzymes at Baseline and every two weeks

drink glass of water with each juice and increase fluids during the day to prevent gout and kidney problems immediately report yellow skin pain of joints loss of appetite or malaise avoid alcohol

assess capillary refill distal to graft prepare a patient for a fasciotomy to relieve pressure

nitroglycerin which is a Vaso dilator reduces preload and afterload used cautiously with other antihypertensive meds can cause orthostatic hypotension

stop activity and rest Place nitroglycerin tablet under tongue let dissolve if pain. unrelieved in 5 minutes call 911 or have someone drive to ER patient can take two more doses at five minute intervals headache is common change position slowly

daily weight and I&O'S administer O2 as prescribed monitor shortness of breath and dyspnea on exertion position High Fowler's check abg's electrolytes monitor digoxin toxicity encourage bed rest until patient is stable fluid restriction sodium restriction

Loop Diuretics= furosemide bumetanide thiazide diuretics = hydrochlorothiazide potassium sparing diuretics= spironalactone loop and thiazide can cause hypokalemia pt drink and eat foods high in potassium

dry cough angioedema swelling of tongue and throat decreased sense of taste or skin rash nurse monitor for hypotension monitor increase levels of potassium monitor BP 2 hours after initial dose

tachycardia hypotension orthostatic hypotension decreased central venous pressure dizziness syncope confusion weakness fatigue thirst dry furrowed tongue nausea vomiting anorexia weight loss decrease production and concentration of urine diminished capillary refill cool clammy skin diaphoresis sunken eyeballs flat and neck veins poor skin turgor and tenting weight loss. low grade fever

reduce dairy products fried foods chocolate nuts gravies avoid beans cabbage cauliflower broccoli take vitamins to Aid with digestion

sudden severe pain goes through whole body epigastric radiating pain Left Flank or left shoulder worse when lying down pain relieved by fetal position sitting upright or bending forward pain that occurs or worsens after food or alcohol consumption nausea vomiting weight loss

turners sign= ecchomosis on flank bluish gray periumbillical discoloration cullens sign= generalized jaundice absent or decreased bowel sounds. warm moist skin fruity breath(hyperglycemia) ascites tetany (hypocalcemia) trouseau's sign= hand spasm when blood pressure cuff is inflated chovetsk sign= facial twitching when facial nerve is tapped

the aces "ases are high serum amylase serum lipase urine amylase wbc =infection serum liver and bilirubin serum glucose ESR rate elevated

to decrease gastric acid take 1 hr before or 1 hr after an antacid

route of transmission fecal oral ingestion of contaminated food or water especially shellfish close contact with an infected individual

route of transmission blood unprotected sex with infected person babies born to infected mothers substance use disorder

that's been to use blood blood products or organ transplants contaminated needle sticks unsanitary Tattoo equipment sexual content

diuretics pulls fluidd off beta blocking agents. for pts who have varices. prevents bleeding lactulose. promotes excretion of ammonia. from body through stoll

ascites and peritoneal dialysis

pre op= consent vitals assist patients tovoid to reduce risk of injury weigh patient position supine hob elevator dressing over puncture site post op= monitor Vital Signs bed rest measure fluid document amount in color and specimen to lab check puncture site for drainage weigh patient

CBI normal saline isotonic if catheter becomes obstructed reduce outflow turn off TV I irrigate with 50 ml using a large piston syringe contact. If unable to dislodge the clot stroke patient not to void around the catheter this will cause a bladder spasm assist patient to ambulate as soon as possible to reduce the risk of DVT

discomfort urine may be red in color and have clots expected urinary output is 150 to 200 mL Q 3 to 4 hours

analgesics for discomfort anti-spasmodics for bladder spasms antibiotics prophylaxis stool softeners to prevent staining

no heavy lifting strenuous exercise restraining or sexual intercourse for 2 to 6 weeks drink lots of water 12 or more 8 oz glasses daily avoid NSAIDs avoid bladder stimulants example caffeine alcohol if you weren't becomes bloody stop rest and increased fluid contact. For persistent bleeding

tamulosin relaxes the bladder and prostate gland and improves urinary flow

need extensive physical therapy to regain Mobility patient usually discharged to home or rehab facility monitor for infection clean incision with soap and water monitor for DVT swelling redness pain in calf pulmonary embolism SOB chest pain and bleeding I'm taking anticoagulant perform deep breathing and coughing use incentive spirometer

CPM machine to promote Motion in the knee avoid flexion of the knee pillow under lower calf and foot play small blanket or pillow above the ankle to keep heels off bed provide meds to promote Comfort Inn so patient can participate in aviation

analgesics =peripheral nerve block monitor for systemic effects of local anesthetic antibiotics= to prevent infection anticoagulants to prevent thrombus formation example Warfarin sequential compression device foot pumps anti embolism stockings to prevent venous thromboembolism apply ice or cold therapy to incision area to reduce swelling monitor neurovascular status sensation color pulses. q 2to 4 hrs

Elevate first 24 to 48 hours launch a site for bleeding monitor vital signs compare pulse is proximal to incision position affected extremity in dependent position keep tourniquet at bedside in case of hemorrhage

look up like Lisa dressing after the application wear gloves after application to lesions on the hands avoid applying skinfold down down baby

observe for skin thinning monitor for itching irritation in arrhythmia monitor for muscle weakness protect meds from ligjt

contradicted during pregnancy can cause fetal death nurse monitor liver functions Methotrexate can also cause bone marrow suppression teach patient avoid alcohol monitor for fever sore throat or increased bleeding also decreases effectiveness of contraceptives

maintain body alignment in short weights hang freely and I'm not on the floor if eggs are displaced replace them make sure pulley ropes are free of knots Beauty and massage to treat muscle spasms

tenting of skin at site 1 cotton swab for each pin to avoid cross-contamination chlorhexidine recommended for routine cleaning if patient has allergy to chlorhexidine use sterile saline pin care usually once a shift one or two times per day or per facility protocol

you should increase your fluid intake after this procedure to replace lost fluids

move arm behind body with elbow straight involve the deltoid autonomous doors is muscle

administer atropine to reduce the patient's respiratory secretions and reduce noisey ventilations called the death rattle

contact precautions hepatitis A is spread by fecal-oral Route standard precautions are usually sufficient to prevent the spread of infection if the patient has Hep a and then also constant of stool then contact precautions are indicated

tachycardia polyuria flushed dry skin fruity breath weakness /lethargy thirst

you will need to sign informed consent form before starting this medication as well as a thorough comprehensive medical examination

hyperactive bowel sounds low potassium level due to loss of fluids and electrolytes increased pulse increase urine specific gravity

used for replacement therapy for deficiency in pancreatic enzymes which results in Steatorrhea(fatty stools) nurse should monitor for improve nutrition &.decrease in number of bowel movements which would indicate a therapeutic response

sweating , trembling, tachycardia (cool and clammy you get candy) hunger irritability

peroxide saline solution water

airborne three feet away from patient

sausage turkey for breakfast or frozen veggies

sitz bath

removing 23 hour.

nose bleed apply pride pressure for 10 minutes

slow the rate replace the tubing formula lower head of bed

teenage boy 11 12 years old

semi Fowler's

depression

high blood pressure and chest pain

antacid take with crackers or OJ treats and prevents infection malaria severe acne DO NOT BREASTFEED

epistaxis

cool tap water

an antidepressant example of buspirone and beta blocker

hematuria

play soiled linens in a plastic bag or biohazard bag clean with bleach 10:2 solution

panic difficulty having an orgasm treats OCD and bulimia

GI effects anorexia nausea diarrhea blood in urine hypertension weight gain fever chills

no more than one small pillow in crib

left lower quadrant

you can check the girth daily

now it has antibodies and essential nutrients for brain development

not normal

knee rehabilitation

home health agency

patient should have their own schedule space activities vital signs every 4 hours high caloric finger foods

consistency

exercise 5 to 30 minutes

glad to have no more kids and I'll have to go to the gynecologist anymore

two different doses

it's a reversible

hives difficulty breathing swelling of the face tongue throat or lips

ice cream

benefiance

spironolactone 50 mg po BID

I'm doing this test for my baby's lung maturity

frequent swallowing

be assertive

deposit used syringe in a coffee can with the lid

nuchal rigidity

why am I sneezing procline apply power to box position clients by paying evaluate elevate head of bed

a BMI of 32

decrease heart rate

bright red blood

applying water-based lubricant to the penis upon completion

maintain fluid balance

a patient is unable to grasp eating utensils

a living will

urinary retention lightheaded sedation nausea vomiting sweating flushing dysphoria euphoria dry mouth

cystic fibrosis side effect frothy stool

avoid lying on affected side rinse with warm water apply warm compress don't bend at the knees

bleach 10 to 1

foods that contain tyramine

set forward while eating

hairless part of the body

patient is not ready to change their dressing yet

refrigerator food within 3 hours

kidneys not functioning well

contact

do you lay them down for 30 minutes

I should have red meat 3 days before my test

open-angle glaucoma check heart rate

I will limit my sodium intake

contact precautions

hallucinations

2 yellow dots on the eye which indicate cholesterol

mix with water

irregular brown patch of hyperpigmentation on the face with pregnancy

bradycardia

beta blocker side effects dizziness

hypotension

airborne

set up for an hour after meals

calcium channel blocker avoid grapefruit juice

Client strokes abdomen using circular motion during contractions

Glucocorticoid bone pain weight gain weight loss

avoid the sun

contact

slash summer patient had payments

allow them to hang freely

lower floor

ice cream or yogurt

patient has no back to me

p sodium in the diet

extra fluid to decrease urinary leakage

patient must stay still

contact

flush and warm

amitriptyline

the patience to get tuberculosis test every six months

blurry vision

dehydration with diarrhea

cramping

bright red blood

week

naloxone

fever hypotension hyperglycemia

hemorrhage

skim milk

do not palpate the abdomen

good for asthma instruct patient to take in the evening a minister at the onset of asthma attack

you will have to empty your bladder for this test

saturated pad within 15 minutes

urinary output of 75 ml per hour

bismuth subsalicylate

do not take nitroglycerin while taking this medication

a patient with diabetes mellitus and needs to learn self administration of insulin

I will practice exercises to decrease urinary leakage

place client on bed rest monitor fetal heart rate continuously and check hemoglobin level

guillian Barre syndrome

chadwicks sign

3 milliliter syringe

activate the bed alarm

measles (rubeola) tb(tuberculosiss) varicella (chicken pox/herpes)

sepsis scarlet fever streptococcal pharyngitis Perryville virus b19 pneumonia pertussis influenza A diphtheria epiglottitis rubella mumps meningitis mycoplasma or meningeal adenovirus(private room and mask)

mask gloves mask goggles

multidrug-resistant respiratory infection (mrsa) skin infections wound infection enteric infection c-diff eye infection conjunctivitis

gloves gown

syphilis chlamydia HIV

high blood pressure

chest pain

bananas

yes as long as she doesn't have cracked nipples

change the bag every 4 to 7 days

report bleeding is an anticoagulant

GERD

MAOI smoked fish

dietitian

resonance

Methotrexate

Guthrie test in urine, which is a qualitative coloration test which can detect the presence of metabolic productst of phenylalanine.

avoid blowing the nose you should wipe not blow

schedule to take level 30 minutes before the next dose is given

put the first bite of each meal

I've been in the distal veins in the non-dominant hand

feeling of oral dryness is treated with sugarless candy or gum

apply capsaicin cream four times a day

bradycardia

make sure of diaslyte solution is at room temperature

hematemesis

administer atropine to reduce clients respiratory secretions