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QUESTION signs of PVD Answer: the 6 P's (pain, pallor, pulselessness, poikilothermia, paresthesia, and paralysis.) Relief with elevation, compression stockings QUESTION how does the skin look with PAD? Answer: thin shiny/taut skin, hair loss to legs, bronze-brown pigmentation, with ulcers on lateral side QUESTION Right sided HF s/s Answer: edema, JVD, ascites, hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, anorexia and nausea, weight gain QUESTION left sided HF s/s
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signs of PVD Answer: the 6 P's (pain, pallor, pulselessness, poikilothermia, paresthesia, and paralysis.) Relief with elevation, compression stockings
how does the skin look with PAD? Answer: thin shiny/taut skin, hair loss to legs, bronze-brown pigmentation, with ulcers on lateral side
Right sided HF s/s Answer: edema, JVD, ascites, hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, anorexia and nausea, weight gain
left sided HF s/s
Answer: pulmonary congestion, dyspnea, tachypnea, crackles in the lungs, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, increased blood pressure from fluid volume excess or decreased blood pressure from pump failure. Pink-frothy sputum
patient teaching for an ICD Answer:
What is acute kidney injury (AKI)? Answer: sudden decline in kidney function.
what is chronic kidney disease (CKD)? Answer: progressive, irreversible loss of kidney function. dialysis is usually require for the rest of the patients life
dietary needs for people with CKD
what is the normal platelet level? Answer: 150,000-450,
drug therapy for primary HTN Answer:
normal respirations for a school aged child Answer: 18 - 30 breaths per minute
what causes tetany and a positive chvosteks sign? Answer: hypocalcemia
how to know a pt needs further teaching when they are taking a beta blocker? Answer: pt states "I should stop my meds"
benazepril side effects Answer: angioedema, cough
lasix teaching Answer: take in the AM, monitor potassium
pt taking lasix and digoxin seeing halo Answer: call MD
sublingual nitro teaching Answer: take while sitting call 911 if not working after 3 do not take aspirin discard after 3-6 months
what electrolyte imbalance can cause lithium toxicity?
Hypokalemia S/S Answer:
Hyperkalemia S/S Answer:
how to give potassium IV? Answer: always dilute, never give by IV push
Hypercalcemia S/S Answer: increased heart rate and blood pressure, full bounding pulses, lethargy, disorientation, ineffective respiratory movement, muscle weakness, decreased bowel sounds, anorexia short st segment and wide t wave or heart block
Hypocalcemia S/S Answer: decreased heart rate and blood pressure, muscle cramps and twitching, anxiety, positive chvosteks and trousseau's sign, hyperactive bowel sounds, cramping and diarrhea
what is the dash diet? Answer: Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension
what foods are in the dash diet? Answer:
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nadolol therapeutic effect Answer: lower pulse, BP within normal limits
high sodium in a child signs and symptoms Answer: headache, thirst, lethargic, sweating, cold/wet skin, dry sticky mucous membranes
serum electrolytes off what solution is best? Answer: 0.45% (hypotonic)
how to know kayexalate is working?
Answer: potassium will be in range
S/S of hyperkalemia Answer: tetany and + chvostek sign
foods not to eat with CKD Answer: fluid restriction, no salt substitutes, may have frozen veggies, no bananas, can eat dairy
low phsphate diet, remove what from diet? Answer: mixed greens
spironolactone teaching Answer: Avoid salt substitutes no potassium
what to record during hemodialysis Answer: I&O's and weight
prenatal preventing UTI teaching Answer: wear cotton underwear
new mom, UTI bc of acidic urine teaching Answer: avoid carbonated drinks
what should people with nephrotic syndrome get? Answer: albumin
what to limit in the diet if a patient has AKI? Answer: potassium and carbohydrates
pt has petechiae after hemodialysis, what to do? Answer: report to MD.
what to do if you feel resistance when taking a rectal temperature Answer: remove the probe
how to identify a pt has sepsis 2 days post op Answer: check the temperature for a fever
how to help pt with pneumonia Answer: walk with the patient
stage 1 HTN education Answer:
patient teaching for AAA Answer: do not mow the lawn, play golf, or lift anything heavier than 35 lb
CAD modifications Answer: diet, smoking, exercise, cholesterol
atherosclerosis cool to eat Answer: fresh cantaloup
ICD teaching Answer:
what to do when pt is in Ventricular fibrilation Answer: low position bed/flat, all person clear from client/bed
how to know digoxin is working? Answer: HR will be lowered
how to know if an antihypertensive is not working for after 2 months? Answer: patients BP will slowly increase
warfarin teaching Answer:
How to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius Answer:
normal respirations for adults Answer: 10 - 20
normal respirations for a newborn Answer: 24 - 38
normal sodium levels Answer: 135 - 145 mEq/L
Hypernatremia symptoms Answer: edema, muscle twitches, muscle weakness, thirst, leathery, decreased urinary output, dry and flushed skin, increased urine specific gravity
Hyponatremia S/S Answer: shallow respirations, dimished deep tendon reflexes, headache, confusion, seizures, nausea, hyperactive bowel sounds, dry mucous membranes, increased urinary output, diarrhea, decreased urine specific gravity
treatment for hypernatremia Answer: IV fluids, diuretics and sodium restricted diet
treatment for hyponatremia Answer: IV sodium chloride, osmotic diuretics and increase in sodium intake