Dosage Calculations
How many kg in 247lbs? (Round to the tenths place)
What is 112.3 kg?
Patient, drug, dose, route, time, charting
What are the six rights of medication administration?
Smoking, stress eating, excessive alcohol intake
What are Maladaptive Coping strategies?
True or False? Client can go through multiple stages of Kubler-Ross grief cycle at the same time.
What is true?
Guarding, Grimacing, Withdrawing
What are Non-Verbal Signs of Pain?
MD orders 1.2L to be infused over 8 hours. ml/hr to set the pump? (Round to whole number)
What is 150mL/hr?
Using OPQRST, what does P stand for?
What is provacation?
Alarm reaction occurs or continues until energy is depleted
What is Exhaustion Stage?
The nurse can speak with the family about organ donation. True or False
What is false?
ROM that is done independently by the patient.
What is Active ROM?
A nurse begins an infusion at 1530 to run over 9 hours. What is the completion time of the IV? (Military time)
What is 0030?
What is an expected finding when administering a intradermal injection?
What is a wheel?
What is the Resistance Stage?
The patient is showing withdrawn sadness while discussing their terminal illness. Kubler Ross Stage?
What is Depression?
Med Route? Place medication between cheek and gums. Wait until dissolved.
What is Buccal Route?
MD orders 250mL of 50mg Antibiotic over 1.25hrs. Tubing 20gtt/mL. What is the gtt/min? (Round to whole number)
What is 67 gtt/min?
Drowsy during the day, difficulty performing tasks, restlessness and irritability
What are manifestations of sleep deprivation?
Meditation, massage, acupuncture, biofeedback
What are CAM or non-pharmacological interventions for stress?
Offering false reassurance, giving advice, or changing the subject.
What is non-therapeutic communication?
VS decrease during this sleep stage. The client is difficult to awaken
What is Stage 3 NREM?
MD ordered 4mg/kg/day for a client who weighs 115lbs. How many mg will the nurse give per dose? (Round to whole number)
What is 209mg?
Gradual increase in depths of respiration, followed by periods of apnea.
What is Cheyne-Stokes breathing pattern?
A client was involved in a car accident. What type of stressor is the client experiencing?
What is a Situational Stressor?
This service can be used for any client who has a chronic or curable illness, regardless of the stage of disease process.
What is Palliative Care?
Bradycardia, Extreme Restlessness, and Severe Dyspnea
What are Late Signs of Hypoxia?