You give me fever
Just Breathe
Love is in the air
Under pressure
Numbers Up
100
Term for without fever
Afebrile
100
A late manifestation of this condition is cyanosis. It is treated by administering oxygen
Hypoxia
100
List two modifiable risk factors for coronary artery disease
Smoking, obesity, high cholesterol diet, physicial inactivity, high stressful environments
100
Pumping action of the heart, peripheral vascular resistance, blood volume and viscosity, all determine _______ __________
Determine blood pressure
100
What is the MAP for a BP of 182/98
98 x 2 = 196 + 182 divided by 3 = 126
DBP (x2) + SBP / by 3
200
The body's thermostat is called the
Hypothalamus
200
Your patient states he uses 4 pillows to sleep at night in order to breath. This is called:
Orthopnea
200
Located away from the heart (for example in the foot) and should be part of a perfusion assessment.
peripheral pulses
200
This group of medications block vasoconstriction and promote relaxation of blood vessels (ex: Losartan, Valsartan)
ARBS (Angiotensin II receptor blockers)
200
Use this oxygenation device for flow of 1-6 l/m
Nasal Canula
300
In response to hypothermia, this compensatory mechanism produces heat from muscle activity
Shivering
300
Non rebreather
300
This is the cardiac output adjusted by the client’s body size or body surface area
Cardiac index
300
These medications inhibit sodium reabsorption from the loop of Henle. Mg+, K+, Na++ levels should be monitored (for example: furosemide, buemtanide)
Loop diuretics
300
What is the pulse pressure for a BP of 208/116?
92
400
Flushing, warm skin, tachycardia, tachypnea, increased fluid requirement and elevated body temperature would indicate......
Hyperthermia
400
Often ordered post-op, patient's should breathe in slowly to cause the yellow or blue piston to rise to the desired level
Incentive spirometer
400
Insufficient blood supply resulting in oxygen deprivation to the heart
Ischemia
400
Spironolactone (Aldactone) is a diuretic that is unique because it is a _______ _________ med.
Potassium sparing
400
BP 120-139/80-90
Pre hypertension
500
This is a potentially fatal disorder, producing a reaction to anesthetics, that is manifested by escalating temperature and increased CO2 production
Malignant hyperthermia
500
When performing this assessment, it is important to ask the amount, color, thickness and odor of this….if present
Sputum
500
The physician orders digoxin 0.125mg for an 82 yo male with a digoxin level of 2.3 What would you do?
A. administer the medication
B. Call physician and notify him of the dig level
C. Make sure to check apical pulse before administering
D. Have the pt drink extra fluids
B - Call the physician
500
Yellow-green halos, vomiting, diarrhea are some s&s of _____ toxicity
Digoxin
500
Perfusion is adequate if MAP is within
70-110