2023 nr 325 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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NR 325 Final Exam 2023 Types of seizures partial and generalized partial vs generalized seizures Partial: one hemisphere, No loss of consciousness, Jerky movement on one side of the body Generalized: both hemispheres, has 3 phases (tonic > clonic > postictal) Brainpower Read More tonic phase Aura Cry out (due to air being squeezed out of the lungs) Unconscious Continuous muscle contraction (rigidity) Increased CO2 and glucose demand on the brain clonic phase state of alterna...

NR 325 Exam 1 2023 E what is tuberculosis? – CORRECT ANSWERS A respiratory infection, person who encounters M Tuberculosis can develop active TB. airborne precautions. Once in the lungs, it likes to be in high o2 flow area so likes to get to and live in the base of the lungs. Forms a "lesion" or "turbucle". Once that happens, it goes to the apex. Once the turbucle forms, fibrotic tissue, scar tissue grows around it eventually long term. who typically gets TB? - CORRECT ANSWERS I...

NR 325 Final Exam 2023 inflammation of the gallbladder; this is typically caused by gallstones that block the ducts that lead out of the gallbladder, which results in a backup of bile. Cholecystitis (cholelithiasis) what disease process do these clinical manifestations represent? -RUQ pain that radiates to the right shoulder -Fever with chills -Tachycardia Cholecystitis Brainpower Read More name a few risk factors of cholecystitis High fat diet, obesity, age over 40 what kind of di...

Adult Health NR-325 Exam 1 2023 What is the range of normal blood sugar? - CORRECT ANSWERS 70-100 mg/dL What is the purpose of giving basal insulin? - CORRECT ANSWERS to regulate blood glucose levels on a consistent basis What are the 3 P's of Diabetes? - CORRECT ANSWERS Polydipsia Polyuria Polyphagia Why is polyuria seen in diabetes? - CORRECT ANSWERS because your body is trying to get rid of the extra glucose Why is polydipsia seen in diabetes? - CORRECT ANSWERS because your body ...

NR 325 Exam 1 2023 glucagon, epinephrine, growth hormone [GH], cortisol work against the effects of insulin There are several hormones that combat insulin that are known as counterregulatory hormones, what are they? These hormones increase blood glucose levels by (1) stimulating glucose production and release by the liver and (2) decreasing the movement of glucose into the cells. The counterregulatory hormones and insulin work together to maintain blood glucose levels within the normal ...

NR 325 Exam 1 2023 M The usual pharmaceutical treatment of diabetes insipidus? - CORRECT ANSWERS Desmopressin A PT on desmopressin will present with what normal side effect? - CORRECT ANSWERS Decreased urine output Patient education for desmopressin should include an immediate referral to the PCP for what s/sx? - CORRECT ANSWERS Nausea, vomitting, GI issues, and hypotension PT education for synthroid should include? - CORRECT ANSWERS Life-long therapy, do not stop meds abruptly, take...

NR-325: Exam 1 Kahoots 2023 You are giving rapid acting insulin, what are your nursing consideration in order? a. Assess the 7 rights of Meds b. Ensure meal tray is at the bedside and that the Pt is going to eat c. Check blood sugar d. Draw up the insulin per order with a second nurse - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Check blood sugar 2. Ensure meal tray is at the bedside and that the Pt is going to eat 3. Assess the 7 rights of Meds 4. Draw up the insulin per order with a second nurse Which l...