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NCLEX RN MED SURG GUIDE - UWorld Nclex General Critical Thinking and Rationales Injury Patterns in Nonaccidental Trauma Signs of Abuse: - long bone fractures in humerus or femur - Shaken baby syndrome - linear type immersion burns - Burns in the shape of household items - frenulum tears & gingival lesions - Repeated injuries in varied stages of healing - subdural & epidural hematomas - lapsed time between injury and time when care is sought - retinal hemorrhage on funduscopic exam - Inconsistenc...

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UWorld Nclex General Critical Thinking and Rationales

UWorld Nclex General Critical Thinking and Rationales

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Thoracentesis Post procedure monitoring. Assess: - Level of alertness - Lung sounds - Oxygen Sat - Resp pattern - Vital signs - Check for leakage of fluid, location of puncture site, client tolerance. - Sterile dressing after. - Check CXR to ensure absence of pneumothorax. Complication of thoracentesis: Pneumothorax, Bleeding (less common) Signs of pneumothorax Include increased respiratory rate, increased respiratory effort, respiratory distress, low oxygen saturation, and absent...

NURS 3552 UWORLD NCLEX RATIONALES. LATEST UPDATE 2022. GRADED A+//NURS 3552 UWORLD NCLEX RATIONALES. LATEST UPDATE 2022. GRADED A+//NURS 3552 UWORLD NCLEX RATIONALES. LATEST UPDATE 2022. GRADED A+

UWORLD NCLEX RATIONALES/INFORMATION TO KNOW CARDIAC RATIONALES: Hypovolemic shock most commonly occurs from blood loss but can occur in any condition that reduces intravascular volume. Hypovolemia is classified as either an absolute (ex. hemorrhage, surgery, gastrointestinal bleeding, vomiting, diarrhea) or a relative (ex. pancreatitis, sepsis) fluid loss. Reduced intravascular volume results in decreased venous return, decreased stroke volume and cardiac output, inadequate tissue perfusion,...

NCLEX RN MED SURG GUIDE - UWorld Nclex General Critical Thinking and Rationales Injury Patterns in Nonaccidental Trauma Signs of Abuse: - long bone fractures in humerus or femur - Shaken baby syndrome - linear type immersion burns - Burns in the shape of household items - frenulum tears & gingival lesions - Repeated injuries in varied stages of healing - subdural & epidural hematomas - lapsed time between injury and time when care is sought - retinal hemorrhage on funduscopic exam - Inconsistenc...