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NSG 280 REFLECTIVE LOG WEEK 4 MED SURGE MANAGER OF NURSING CARE STUDYGUIDE BEST RATED A+ GUARANTEED SUCCESS LATEST UPDATE2022

NSG 280 REFLECTIVE LOG WEEK 4 MED SURGE MANAGER OF NURSING CARE STUDYGUIDE BEST RATED A+ GUARANTEED SUCCESS LATEST UPDATE2022

Comprehension Final Eye Disorders: 1. Retinal Detachment: sudden and painless, bright flashes of light (photopia) or floating dark spots in the affecting eye, “curtain”; lay flat on affected si de 2. Cataract: opaque w/a painless loss of transparency 3. Glaucoma: increased intraocular pressure (fluid pressure within the eye)  Primary open-angle glaucoma: common; affects both eyes, IOP gradually increases.  Early SX- foggy vision, reduced accommodation, mild aching in the eyes, or HA, f...

NSG 232 - Fundamentals Exam 4 Study Guide/NSG 232 - Fundamentals Exam 4 Study Guide. Review Chapter 21 – IV Therapy and IV Medication Administration Intravenous Therapy o Administration of fluids, electrolytes, medications or nutrients via venous route. o IV Therapy Is Used To: o Expand intravascular volume o Maintain fluid and electrolyte balance o Correct an underlying imbalance in fluids or electrolytes o Correct or prevent nutritional imbalances à TPN o Provide IV medication the...

This case study is based on a real-life outbreak investigation undertaken in Texas in 1998. Some aspects of the original outbreak and investigation have been altered, however, to assist in meeting t he desired teaching objectives and allow completion of the case study in less than 3 hours. Students should be aware that this case study describes and promotes one particular approach to foodborne disease outbreak investigation. Procedures and policies in outbreak investigations, however, can vary f...

Comprehension Final Eye Disorders: 1. Retinal Detachment: sudden and painless, bright flashes of light (photopia) or floating dark spots in the affecting eye, “curtain”; lay flat on affected side 2. Cataract: opaque w/a painless loss of transparency 3. Glaucoma: increased intraocular pressure (fluid pressure within the eye)  Primary open-angle glaucoma: common; affects both eyes, IOP gradually increases.  Early SX- foggy vision, reduced accommodation, mild aching in the eyes, ...

A client with atrial fibrillation who is receiving maintenance therapy of warfarin sodium has a prothrombin time (PT) of 35 seconds and an international normalized ratio (INR) of 3.5. On the basis of these laboratory values, the nurse anticipates which prescription? A. Adding a dose of heparin sodium B. Holding the next dose of warfarin C. Increasing the next dose of warfarin D. Administering the next dose of warfarin The nurse is performing an admission assessment on a client with...

Questions missed = red 1. The nurse is working at a community clinic that specializes in assisting patients who need medication and therapy for mental health disorders. Which patient is the most likely candidate for depot antipsychotic therapy? 1. Older man with psychosis secondary to dementia who lives with his daughter 2. Homeless veteran with schizophrenia who occasional sleeps in a nearby shelter 3. Housewife with bipolar disorder who is prone to psychotic features during the manic p...

NSG 280 Unit 3 Prioritization Project. Latest 2020/21 Unit 3 Prioritization Project Step 1: You are the nurse manager on a new unit that will open today. This unit has 18 rooms, 10 are private rooms and 8 are double rooms. Two of the single rooms have negative pressure (601 & 602). The list below tells you what patients are being transferred to your unit. You need to assign patients to their new rooms. In your assigned work group, complete the room assignments for these patients...