Anatomy and Physiology
Where are erythrocytes continuously produced ?
Red bone Marrow
Why is perforation the deadliest complication of PUD?
The ulcer erode into a blood vessel
Overuse of NSAID patient at risk for ?
what is ulcer formation and GI bleed.
Best pain management for sickle cell Anemia crisis
What is Opiods
What medication must Nurse verify pre-operatively ?
Blood thinners, Blood pressure medications, insulin, seizure medication, antibiotics, DM medication. A throughout medication review is essential.
Why is it important to administer blood thinners post-operatively ?
To prevent emboli formation
What is the DASH DIET?
To reduce or prevent hypertension
What education do you provide patient regarding TB treatment
Educate that treatment is long > 3 months
How often should a patient with gastrectomy have their B12 measured?
Every 1-2 years
Which muscle allow the heart to contract ?
What is the myocardium
Who is at risk for getting infected with herpes zoster
Immunocompromised, chemotherapy patient, aging, prednisone
What does QD; BID; TID; QID stand for ?
Daily, 2 ; 3; 4; times a day
This blood pressure is considered baseline for hypertension
140/90
what is the purpose of surfactant in fetal development ?
Enables the Alveoli to stay open for adequate lung oxygenation.
True or false RA is a degenerative
False
What are you doing this weekend
Studying
Studying
Studying
Location of the kidney?
Just below the rib cage, one on each side of your spine- retroperitoneal
How much blood is stored in the spleen?
What is 500 ml
Elderly patient with a UTI will have which symptoms?
Delirium caused by the uti and electrolyte imbalance.
What do you do if chest tube is accidently dislodge?
Cover with a dry dressing, if there is an air leak tape on 3 sides. Notify RN