4510 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A self-employed auto mechanic is diagnosed with carbon monoxide poisoning. Admission vital signs are blood pressure 90/42 mm Hg, pulse 84/min, respirations 24/min, and oxygen saturation 94% on room air. What is the nurse's priority action? Administer 100% oxygen using a non-rebeather mask with flow rate of 15 L/min. The purpose of hemoglobin (Hgb) is to pick up oxygen in the lungs and deliver it to the tissues. It must be able to pick up oxygen and release it in the right places. Carbon monoxid...

NSG 4510 EXAM 2: Perfusion & Oxygenation ATI Quiz

FMGT 4510 SetP Questions Graded A+ With Correct Solutions

what is cancer characterized by? abnormal cell growth and division what happens when cell growth and proliferation stops being highly regulated? form a mass of tissue (tumour) tumours can be benign or malignant what is the difference? - benign (wrong place wrong function no abnormal outcome) - malignant (impair cell function and have adverse effects) what are precancerous conditions (premalignant cells) abnormal cells that may develop into cancer if aren't treated what are the outcomes of p...

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What does Kayexalate do? bind to K+ to excrete excess through stool Acetaminophen causes damage to ___ while Ibuprofen causes damage to ___. acetaminophen-liver ibuprofen- kidneys A nurse can see the transition from HIV to AIDS when a pt has what positive s/sxs? Oral candida albicans (thrush) What is the #1 priority ND for a pt on peritoneal dialysis? risk for infection What is a pt on CAVH @ risk for? bleeding rationale: these pts receive a lot of Heparin and both venous and arterial vessel...

The nurse is caring for a client with a severe burn who is scheduled for an autograft to be placed on the lower extremity. The nurse creates a postoperative plan of care for the client and should include which intervention in the plan? 1. Maintain the client in a prone position. 2. Elevate and immobilize the grafted extremity. 3. Maintain the grafted extremity in a flat position. 4. Keep the grafted extremity covered with a blanket. 2. Elevate and immobilize the grafted extremity. Autografts pla...

What is the function of the gallbladder It's stores bile, it's stores all the things that the liver makes How does bile travel Well is made by the liver then moved to the gallbladder where it's stored then moves into the duo denim What happens when we eat Bile is released by the gallbladder to digest fats, proteins, carbs What does the pancreas do Releases digestive enzymes Fat soluble vitamins A, D, E, K The pancreas has the biggest role for digestion What are two locations that gallston...

Thermal Burns: Cause? What are cold thermal injuries? - caused by: flame, flash, scald, contact w/ hot objects - cold thermal injuries = frostbite What do we do for frostbite? (2) - don't want to cool it down, want to gradually rewarm the pt - will sometimes use heparin to try to break up microclots Electrical burns? (5) What can cause them? (3) - probably going to have more injury to the body. - nerves and blood vessels have least resistance to electricity and it's going to follow that leas...