Final Review
Nurses are taught to take blood pressures, get venipunctures, and administer medications in the unaffected side of women who've had breast cancer to prevent this complication.
What is Lymphedema?
This nationality is most at risk for HIV.
What is African Americans?
Iron should not be taken with?
What is milk?
When initially infected with HIV, one knows this stage lasts how long?
What is 4-8 weeks?
What do you teach HSV (Herpes Simplex Virus) patients about virus survival on wet towels.
What is wash wet clothes daily.
Which group of medications are associated with erectile dysfunction (ED)?
What are vasodilators for hypertension?
HIV become AIDS when the CD4 level ___________.
What is drops to 200?
A key characteristic of rheumatoid arthritis ___________.
What is symmetrical Bilateral Joint Swelling
Discuss the bed position as it relates to tube feedings.
What is 30-45 degrees?
When teaching routine vaginal care for girls ages 12-13 the nurse emphasizes.
What is wiping front to back.
Localized collection of blood into the tissues and can occur internally or externally?
What is hematoma?
Name the 4 macronutrients.
What is Water, Protein, Carbohydrates, and Fats?
Team can win 100 extra points if they are able to name the functions of both proteins and carbohydrates.
Name 3 main side effects of Zovirax (Acyclovir).
What is nausea, dizziness, and headache.
Team will get 50 extra points if able to name what Acyclovir is used to treat.
The nurse recognizes that a patient who was previously wheezing may be going into Asthmatic complications if _________.
What is wheezing is now absent?
Baby's stools are usually light yellow, seedy, watery, and frequent when they are __________.
What is breast fed?
Women are taught to take this to prevent neural tube defects?
What is folic acid?
Breast cancer patients who have lost their hair and breasts may feel sexually _______.
Bright red discharge that occurs from delivery day to day 3 postpartum.
What is Rubra?
Signs of R sided heart failure include?
What is decreased urine output, jugular vein distention, and peripheral edema?
Creamy penile discharge and frequent urination is a symptom of which STD?
What is Chlamydial infection?
Children with rickets lack _________.
COPD patients are at risk for nutritional deficits because_______.
What is "they dont have the energy or capacity to eat large meals?"
HIV is commonly transmitted this way.
What is male to male sexual contact?
The nurse realizes that the patient who had gastric surgery is at risk for _______.
What is Pernicious Anemia?
Asymmetry of the head resulting from pressure in the birth canal.
What is molding?