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Cardio 1
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Diabetes 1
Diabetes 2
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Relieves anginal pain?
What is Rest and nitroglycerin
100
The laboratory test “BNP” is ordered to diagnose?
What is Heart failure
100
Cause of intermittent claudication?
What is ↓ arterial blood flow. Walking improves pain. You shall walk until your legs hurt and then rest. Avoid injury to feet. Avoid crossing legs
100
Many clients are obese in this type of diabetes?
What is Type 2 DM
100
Symptoms of hypoglycemia?
What is Pale, Hunger, Sweating or diaphoresis, Shakiness, Difficulty thinking—confusion
200
Nursing interventions for an MI or MONA?
What is Morphine, O2, NTG, ASA( not in that order) When 3 NTG SL tablets don’t relieve chest pain? MI (not angina), get to ER ASAP
200
What laboratory tests should be monitored in Heart Failure patients to prevent complications
What is Electrolytes: More specific Potassium
200
Signs of decreased cardiac output?
What is Changes in mental status; Decreased UO; Cool, clammy skin; Tachycardia; Diminished pulses: Pallor or cyanosis; Dysrhythmias
200
Corticosteroids cause blood glucose to?
What is Increase or Hyperglycemia
200
This type of diabetes is related to deficient insulin production or insulin resistance?
What is Type 2 DM
300
Activity ordered after an MI?
What is Bedrest with bedside commode for 12-24 hrs, then gradually increase
300
How do you treat venous insufficiency disease?
What is Compression and elevation
300
Lab test which identifies Acute renal failure?
What is Creatitine(More specific), BUN,
300
What “3 P’s” are manifestations of Type 1 diabetes?
What is Polyuria Polydipsia Polyphagia
300
There is absolute insulin deficiency in this type of diabetes?
What is Type 1 DM
400
Purpose of CABG procedure?
What is Coronary artery bypass graft, coronary artery occlusion is bypassed with a graft,↑ blood flow
400
Medications to treat DVT?
What is Heparin (Lab: PTT) or Coumadin (Lab: PT/INR)
400
Symptoms of left-sided heart failure?
What is Lung congestion (crackles) and decreased cardiac output (CO)
400
Symptoms of hypoglycemia?
What is Pale, Hunger, Sweating or diaphoresis, Shakiness, Difficulty thinking—confusion
400
Type of insulin that is not mixed with other insulin?
What is Glargine (Lantus), peak unknown
500
What is Coronary Angioplasty(Coronary Angiography) post op nursing interventions
What is 1. Check pulses/peripheral pulses 2. Assess vital signs 3. Catheterization site for bleeding or hematoma, 4. Neurovascular status every 5. 15 minutes for first hour, every 30 minutes for the next hour,then hourly for 4 hours or until discharge. 6. Maintain bed rest as ordered, usually for 6 hours if the femoral artery is used, or 2 to 3 hours if the brachial site is used. 7. Keep a pressure dressing, sandbag, or ice pack in place over the arterial access site. 8. Instruct to avoid flexing or hyperextending the affected extremity for 12 to 24 hours
500
Signs of complete arterial obstruction?
What is Extremity cold, pale or cyanotic, pulses weak
500
Report this amount of weight gain when on diuretics?
What is 2 lb or more per day
500
Glycosolated hemoglobin or Hb A1c?
What is Measures glucose control over past 3 mos
500
The only insulin that can be given intravenously?
What is Regular insulin