Nclex meds 140 must know - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

MDC3 Final Study Guide  Left Sided Heart Failure (left side: backs up into the lungs) Left atrium, Left ventricle, mitral valve, or aortic valve o Ejection fraction needed to dx LHF <40 o Causes: HTN, Coronary artery disease (CAD), valvular disease o Education: restrict sodium, and possible fluid restriction, daily weight (report 2lb in 1 night or 3-5lb in 1-week weight gain), report sleep sitting up, use pillows to prop themselves up, notify provider is increase swelling, and decr...

Actual-Nclex-Questions-Final ▪ Multiple Myeloma – Elevated serum calcium ▪ COPD – Complication ▪ INH – adverse reaction ▪ Procardia – Adverse reaction/toxicity ▪ Metered Dose Inhaler – Process how to use it ▪ AIDS ▪ Immunizations – Allergy to Eggs (DPT), immunocompromised house mate ▪ Droplet Precaution ▪ Disaster Nursing ▪ Delegate stable diseases vs. non-stable ▪ Infant vital signs ▪ Signs/Symptoms of dehydration in infants ▪ Myocardial Infarc...

Exam (elaborations) NCLEX-RN NCLEX-RN For Dummies with Online Practice Tests, ISBN: 2805 Contents at a Glance Introduction. 1 Part 1: Demystifying the Complexity of the NCLEX-RN. 5 CHAPTER 1: Meet the NCLEX-RN: Your Ticket to Getting a License . 7 CHAPTER 2: Preparing for T-Day: Paperwork and Whatnot. 17 CHAPTER 3: The NCLEX-RN Blueprint . 25 CHAPTER 4: Buffing Up: Study Tips and Test-Taking Strategies. 43 Part 2: Testing Your Knowledge of Client Needs. 71 CHAPTER 5: Management of Car...

Rasmussen College: NURSING 2502/MDC3 Final Exam Study Guide_ Latest 2021/2022 • Left Sided Heart Failure (left side: backs up into the lungs) Left atrium, Left ventricle, mitral valve, or aortic valve o Ejection fraction needed to dx LHF <40 o Causes: HTN, Coronary artery disease (CAD), valvular disease o (report 2lb in 1 night or 3-5lb in 1-week weight gain), report sleep sitting up, use pillows to prop themselves up, notify provider is increase swelling, and decreased activity toler...

1 Medication administration-Eye  Mydriatics (apraclonidine/Iopidine) - Dilate the pupil  Reduces IOP 23-39% by stimulating alpha2 & beta2 receptors  Prevents ocular vasoconstriction-reduces ocular bp as well as aqueous humor formation  Used to inhibit perioperative IOP increases rather than treat glaucoma  Burning, eye pain, lacrimation, rare systemic effects: HTN, tachycardia, extrasystoles  Miotics (acetylcholine, pilocarpine)- Constrict the pupil  Cycloplegics (...

Actual-Nclex-Questions-Final ▪ Multiple Myeloma – Elevated serum calcium ▪ COPD – Complication ▪ INH – adverse reaction ▪ Procardia – Adverse reaction/toxicity ▪ Metered Dose Inhaler – Process how to use it ▪ AIDS ▪ Immunizations – Allergy to Eggs (DPT), immunocompromised house mate ▪ Droplet Precaution ▪ Disaster Nursing ▪ Delegate stable diseases vs. non-stable ▪ Infant vital signs ▪ Signs/Symptoms of dehydration in infants ▪ Myocardial Infarc...

1 Medication administration-Eye  Mydriatics (apraclonidine/Iopidine) - Dilate the pupil  Reduces IOP 23-39% by stimulating alpha2 & beta2 receptors  Prevents ocular vasoconstriction-reduces ocular bp as well as aqueous humor formation  Used to inhibit perioperative IOP increases rather than treat glaucoma  Burning, eye pain, lacrimation, rare systemic effects: HTN, tachycardia, extrasystoles  Miotics (acetylcholine, pilocarpine)- Constrict the pupil  Cycloplegics (atropine, ...

1 Medication administration-Eye  Mydriatics (apraclonidine/Iopidine) - Dilate the pupil  Reduces IOP 23-39% by stimulating alpha2 & beta2 receptors  Prevents ocular vasoconstriction-reduces ocular bp as well as aqueous humor formation  Used to inhibit perioperative IOP increases rather than treat glaucoma  Burning, eye pain, lacrimation, rare systemic effects: HTN, tachycardia, extrasystoles  Miotics (acetylcholine, pilocarpine)- Constrict the pupil  Cycloplegics (atropine, ...

1 Medication administration-Eye  Mydriatics (apraclonidine/Iopidine) - Dilate the pupil  Reduces IOP 23-39% by stimulating alpha2 & beta2 receptors  Prevents ocular vasoconstriction-reduces ocular bp as well as aqueous humor formation  Used to inhibit perioperative IOP increases rather than treat glaucoma  Burning, eye pain, lacrimation, rare systemic effects: HTN, tachycardia, extrasystoles  Miotics (acetylcholine, pilocarpine)- Constrict the pupil  Cycloplegics (atropine, ...

2022 ATI RN FUNDAMENTALS EXAM PACK-BEST FOR 2022 EXAM REVIEW2022 A charge nurse is discussing the responsibility of nurses caring for clients who have C. difficile. Which of the following information should the nurse include in the teaching? Have family members wear a gown and gloves when visiting A nurse is giving change-of-shift report about a client they admitted earlier that day who has pneumonia. Which of the following pieces of information is the priority for the nurse to provide...