SIADH & DI
Which medication should the nurse question in a client with SIADH?
What is the priority intervention for a client with HHS?
What should the nurse assess for when DKA is suspected?
Which pharmacological intervention should be anticipated for myxedema crisis?
How should a 180-lb client’s weight be converted to kilograms?
Which finding is a neurologic effect of DI?
What findings can indicate that a client with type 1 diabetes is developing DKA?
Which triage color is appropriate for a client with superficial lacerations and a sprained ankle who can walk?
A client with Cushing syndrome has hypokalemia, muscle weakness, hypertension, and hyperglycemia. What is the priority intervention?
A client needs 50 mg of medication over 30 minutes. The medication is 100 mg in 500 mL. What IV pump rate is needed?
Which laboratory finding requires immediate intervention in a critically ill client with SIADH?
Which findings in a client with DKA require immediate follow-up?
What are the major differences between DKA and HHS?
A client with myxedema coma develops worsening respiratory depression. What is the priority action?
A client needs 45 mg of a medication. The medication is 15 mg/mL. How many mL should be given?
What should a client with DI prioritize monitoring at home?
Which comorbidity can increase mortality risk in an older adult with DKA?
What are the major findings of DI?
A client with myxedema coma is hypothermic, lethargic, and has shallow respirations. What intervention should be prioritized?
A client needs 0.3 mg of a medication. The medication is 1 mg/mL. How many mL should be given?
What laboratory pattern is expected with SIADH?
What is the difference between Somogyi phenomenon and dawn phenomenon?
What are the major findings of SIADH?
A client with Cushing syndrome has hyperglycemia, hypertension, and signs of infection. What should the nurse prioritize?
A client needs 375 mg of medication. Each tablet contains 125 mg. How many tablets should be given?