Pharm
Antihypertensives
The norman range for adult respiratory rate
12-20 bpm
Hand hygiene should be performed for atleast this many seconds
20
The normal range of potassium
3.5-5.0
A patient is taking warfarin and should avoid excessive intake of this vitamin.
Vitamin K
This electrolyte imbalance is indicated by positive Chvostek's sign
Hypocalcemia
The best way to identify a patient before administering medication
Asking name, DOB and checking the ID band.
An elevated WBC may indicate this
infection
This medication is also classified as an opioid
Morphine
Priority nursing intervention for post-op patient for low oxygen saturation
Elevate HOB
A nosocomial infection is also known as this
A hospital acquired infection
INR is monitored when a patient is on this anticoagulant
warfarin
This acronym is used to remember the rights of medication administration.
The " Five Rights" right patient, right drug, right dose, right route, right time.
This condition involves inflammation of the veins, often with clot formation
Thrombophlebitis
This position is best for preventing aspiration in unconscious patients
lateral (side-lying) position
This test measures long-term glucose control
HbA1c
This type of insulin has the fastest onset.
Rapid-acting insulin
Signs of internal bleeding after surgery include tachycardia and this
Hypotension
This term refers to the legal document that allows a patient to outline their preferences for medical treatment in case they become unable to communicate their decisions
Advance directive
A BUN to creatinine ratio helps assess function of this organ
The Kidneys
What would you see on an EKG that would be indicative of angina as well as an MI
Elevated ST segment