Nurb 3130 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NURB 3130: Exam 4 (Neuro, Musculoskeletal, HTN) Questions With Complete Solutions

NURB 3130: New Material For Final Exam Questions with Complete Solutions

NURB 3130 Final Part II (Endo, Heme, Oncology) Questions with Complete Solutions

NURB 3130: Exam 1 Review (Blood Admin, CVADs, DM, PeriOp) Questions with Complete Solutions

Anemia Correct Answer-Lower than normal Hgb and fewer then normal erythrocytes, a sign of an underlying disorder. Hypoproliferative anemia Correct Answer-"iron deficiency anemia" Defect in production of RBCs. Caused by iron, vit B12 or folate deficiency, decreased erythropoietin production or cancer. Hemolytic Anemia Correct Answer-Excess destruction of RBCs. Caused by altered erthropoiesis or other causes such as hypersplenism, drug induced or autoimmune processes, mechanical...

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Correct Answer-_________________________________ -An immune mediated, progressive demyelinating disease of the CNS. MS Correct Answer-clinical manifestations of this vary and have different patterns. frequently, the disease is relapsing and remitting; has exacerbations and recurrences of s/s; including: fatigue, weakness, numbness, difficulty in coordination, loss of balance, pain and visual disturbances ataxia Correct Answer-abnormal gait is also called _______...

Endocrine System Correct Answer-•One of two primary communicating and coordinating systems in the body. •Communicates though hormones •Plays a role in reproduction, growth and development, and regulation of energy. •Regulates amounts through negative feedback system What are the Endocrine Glands? Correct Answer-- hypothalamus, pituitary - thyroid and parathyroid - pineal and adrenal glands - ovaries and testes - pancreas What are the hormones located in the Anterior Pituita...

Donor Requirements Correct Answer-- BW a least 50kg (110lb) for standard 450mL donation. - People younger than 17 need parental consent in some states. - Oral temp not to exceed 37.5C (99.6F) - Systolic Arterial BP 80-180mmHg and diastolic 50-100mmHg - Hgb level at least 12.5g/dL Donation Types Correct Answer-Directed. Standard. Autologous. Intraoperative Blood Salvage. Hemodilution. Directed Blood Donation Correct Answer-Friends/Family of the patient that donate blood. Howev...

a. Document your initial HEAD TO TOE assessment (Kenneth Bronson). BP 136/82mmHG. Temp 102F, Pulse 95, Resp 17. Patient is AAOx4. Speech is clear, no slurring noted. Behavior is appropriate for situation and able to follow verbal commands. PERRLA, 5mm. Carotid arteries are 2+, equal bilateral with no bruits noted. Patient is sweating. Skin is warm to touch, instant turgor recoil with no tenting noted. Patient is sweating. Respirations are even, unlabored, on O2, 93%. Lung sounds are CT...

Unfolding Case Study: Hypertension FOR EDUCATIONAL CLINICAL PURPOSES ONLY! Objectives: 1. Identify, trend, and interpret relevant clinical data. 2. Trend the data while recognizing the status of client. 3. Apply SBAR if needed. 4. Determine nursing priority. 5. Focus on each step of the nursing process as the student cares for the client. History of the Present Problem: Steve is 51 yr old African American who is 6 feet tall, wt. 275 #, BMI 37.3, large abd girth. He does not exercise, c...