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SEPTIC SHOCK NURSING EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE ALREADY PASSED What is septic shock caused by - Answers caused by bacteria in blood widespread infection Risk factors for septic shock - Answers Immunosuppression, hospitalization, malnourishment Extremes of age (1 yr and 65 yr), infants w/infectious process, Chronic illness, Invasive procedures, hospitalization sepsis patho - Answers bacteria cause immune response that leads to poor tissue perfusion, increased capillary permeab...

Practice questions for patho final 1. What kind of solution would a nurse give a patient who has very concentrated blood serum? Patient is hypertonic, so do the opposite. Hypo= into tissues hyper= from the tissues into the bloodstream a. A hypertonic solution so that the fluid moves out of the blood stream and into the tissues b. A hypotonic solution so that the fluid will move out of the blood stream and into the tissues c. An isotonic solution so that the fluid volume will increase overall d. ...

NUE 265 Exam 1 Content Review, Complete Solution EXAM #1: CONTENT REVIEW Unit 1: Care of Patients with Complex Renal & Gastrointestinal Problems Renal A & P • What do the kidneys do? o Kidneys receive 20-25% of cardiac output under resting conditions – more than 1L blood/min o Kidneys are controller of fluid & electrolyte homeostasis in the body o Kidneys secrete erythropoietin that inc. RBC synthesis in bone marrow o Kidneys convert Vitamin D into its active form o Loop of Henl...

MONITORING FOR INCREASED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE  Most at risk for increased ICP resulting from edema during the first 72 hr. after onset of a stroke  May have worsening neuro changes starting within 24-48 after their endovascular procedure from increased ICP  Assess these pt. Q 1-4 hr. CHART 45-6 KEY FEATURES  Decreased LOC (lethargy to coma)  Behavior changes: restlessness, irritability, and confusion  HA  N/V (may be projectile)  Change in speech pattern/slu...

NUE 265 Exam 1 Content Review, Complete Solution EXAM #1: CONTENT REVIEW Unit 1: Care of Patients with Complex Renal & Gastrointestinal Problems Renal A & P • What do the kidneys do? o Kidneys receive 20-25% of cardiac output under resting conditions – more than 1L blood/min o Kidneys are controller of fluid & electrolyte homeostasis in the body o Kidneys secrete erythropoietin that inc. RBC synthesis in bone marrow o Kidneys convert Vitamin D into its active form o Loop of Henl...

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CFRN Exam 706 Questions with Verified Answers Antidote for alkais - CORRECT ANSWER copious water antidote for anticholinergics - CORRECT ANSWER Physostigmine *keep atropine nearby antidote for atropine - CORRECT ANSWER Physostigmine *same as for all anticholinergics antidote for phenergan overdose - CORRECT ANSWER physostigimine same as for all anticholinergics have atropine nearby antidote for benadryl overdose - CORRECT ANSWER physostigmine same as for all anticholinergics...

NUR 2755 FINAL EXAM 7 EXAMS SET COMBINED Latest 2023 COMPLETE SOLUTION Multidimensional Care IV MDC 4 Rasmussen College NUR 2755 FINAL EXAM Assessing pain for pt who is unconscious, what's the first intervention? - Nail bed pressure Pt with a head injury & are arousable, what is one intervention the pt can do themselves to reduce ICP? - Exhaling during repositioning Characteristics of CSF, what does it test for? - Clear w/ a yellow halo; tests positive for glu...

Pathophysiology of CVA's

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