Is it time to go home yet?
Can we have a smoke break?
I don't even smoke
Can we have a long lunch?
I'm tired
100

What process occurs when oxygen is moved out of the arteries and into the capillaries?

Diffusion

100

What is the most abundant cation of the ICF?

Potassium 

100

How fast do brain cells begin to die without oxygen?

4 minutes 

100

What are sodium, potassium, and chloride examples of?

Electrolytes 

100

What causes cell death when a patient receives radiation as a treatment for cancer?

Damage of the cell membrane 

200

What is usually associated with hyperchloremia?

Metabolic acidosis

200

Fluid balance is maintained mainly by these two body systems.

Circulatory and renal systems 

200

What does the A in the acronym CAUTION stand for?

A sore that will not heal 

200

What condition should the nurse assess for when a patient with metabolic acidosis is hyperventilating?

Respiratory alkalosis 

200

What is the most common site of cancer in adult men?

Prostate 

300

Which electrolyte primarily maintains ECF osmolarity?

Sodium 

300

What is the most common site of cancer in adult women?

Breast 

300

What is the minimal acceptable urine output to maintain renal perfusion?

0.5 mL/kg/hr 

300

Patients with renal damage due to diabetes are at risk for this.

Hyperkalemia 

300

Shock results from failure of which body system?

Circulatory system 

400

Why are cannabinoids and/or benadryl ordered for patients taking chemotherapy?

They control nausea, vomiting, and taste disorders

400
What signs do you expect to find in a patient in the organ-dysfunction stage of shock?

Thready pulse, low blood pressure, deep respirations

400
Norepinephrine is the first line treatment for which type of shock?

Septic shock

400

What is the order for the stages of shock?

Pre-shock, shock, end-organ dysfunction 

400

What would you expect to see on assessment when the water absorption in the renal tubules becomes greater than normal?

More concentrated urine 

500

What are the four types of shock?

Cardiogenic, vasogenic, hypovolemic, and obstructive 

500

What is the same for both malignant and benign tumors?

Both can press on surrounding tissues

500

What should you do if an IV vesicant medication has extravasated? 

Stop the infusion and notify the charge nurse and doctor 

500

Which position will counteract the symptoms of neurogenic shock?

Trendelenburg 

500

What is one common sign associated with any type of shock?

Cool, moist skin with cyanotic nail beds

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