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Which rationale supports explaining the placement of an esophageal tamponade tube in a client who is hemorrhaging a. Allowing the client to help insert the tube b. Beginning teaching home care c. Maintaining the client's level of anxiety and alertness d. Obtaining cooperation and reducing fe...
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Add to cartWhich rationale supports explaining the placement of an esophageal tamponade tube in a client who is hemorrhaging a. Allowing the client to help insert the tube b. Beginning teaching home care c. Maintaining the client's level of anxiety and alertness d. Obtaining cooperation and reducing fe...
Regular oral hygiene is an essential intervention for the client who has had a stroke. Which of the following nursing measures is inappropriate when providing oral hygiene? A. Placing the client on the back with a small pillow under the head. B. Keeping portable suctioning equipment at the bedsi...
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Add to cartRegular oral hygiene is an essential intervention for the client who has had a stroke. Which of the following nursing measures is inappropriate when providing oral hygiene? A. Placing the client on the back with a small pillow under the head. B. Keeping portable suctioning equipment at the bedsi...
It is a multidisciplinary endeavor that crosses traditional department and specialty lines. It involves all aspects of management of the critically ill patient. Its base of operation is in the ICU a. critical care nursing b. emergency nursing correct answers Critical Care Nursing Th...
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Add to cartIt is a multidisciplinary endeavor that crosses traditional department and specialty lines. It involves all aspects of management of the critically ill patient. Its base of operation is in the ICU a. critical care nursing b. emergency nursing correct answers Critical Care Nursing Th...
White correct answers Color of solid or liquid mass in CXR Black correct answers Color of air in CXR True Ribs correct answers Always present in CXR Anatomical Dead Space correct answers Areas of the respiratory system that does not perform gas exchanges Cardiomegaly correct answers Base...
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Add to cartWhite correct answers Color of solid or liquid mass in CXR Black correct answers Color of air in CXR True Ribs correct answers Always present in CXR Anatomical Dead Space correct answers Areas of the respiratory system that does not perform gas exchanges Cardiomegaly correct answers Base...
During CPR, if the victim's chest does not arise after 2 attempts to give breaths, you should: A. attempt to give breaths until you see the chest rise B. Readjust the head using a jaw thrust maneuver C. Blow harder into the victim's mouth D. Start chest compressions again correct answers D...
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Add to cartDuring CPR, if the victim's chest does not arise after 2 attempts to give breaths, you should: A. attempt to give breaths until you see the chest rise B. Readjust the head using a jaw thrust maneuver C. Blow harder into the victim's mouth D. Start chest compressions again correct answers D...
1. The client is on CPAP for weaning from a mechanical ventilator. Assessment reveals a respiratory rate of 32/min, oxygen saturation of 88 percent, and use of accessory muscles. What should the nurse anticipate will occur? A. Weaning will continue. B. The FiO2 will be increased. C. The client...
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Add to cart1. The client is on CPAP for weaning from a mechanical ventilator. Assessment reveals a respiratory rate of 32/min, oxygen saturation of 88 percent, and use of accessory muscles. What should the nurse anticipate will occur? A. Weaning will continue. B. The FiO2 will be increased. C. The client...
A critical care nurse is a nurse who works with patients with_______ medical problems a. mild b. life-thretening al d. multiple correct answers b. life-thretening Critical care nurses can improve their quality of care by____ a. patients b. reviewinf patient's care plans c. reviewing r...
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Add to cartA critical care nurse is a nurse who works with patients with_______ medical problems a. mild b. life-thretening al d. multiple correct answers b. life-thretening Critical care nurses can improve their quality of care by____ a. patients b. reviewinf patient's care plans c. reviewing r...
Proton Pump Inhibitors cause: A. Gastric Ulcer Formation B. GERD C. Achlorhydria D. Diverticulosis correct answers C. Achlorhydria When administering sucralfate (Carafate) to a patient with a nasogastric tube, it is important to: A. Crush the table into a fine powder before mixing with water...
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Add to cartProton Pump Inhibitors cause: A. Gastric Ulcer Formation B. GERD C. Achlorhydria D. Diverticulosis correct answers C. Achlorhydria When administering sucralfate (Carafate) to a patient with a nasogastric tube, it is important to: A. Crush the table into a fine powder before mixing with water...
RESPONSES TO ALTERED VENTILATORY FUNCTION correct answers · Acute and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease · Pulmonary Embolism · Acute Respiratory Disease Syndrome · Acute Lung Injury - examined the effect of long COVID on the lungs and found potential long-term effects on lung function....
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Add to cartRESPONSES TO ALTERED VENTILATORY FUNCTION correct answers · Acute and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease · Pulmonary Embolism · Acute Respiratory Disease Syndrome · Acute Lung Injury - examined the effect of long COVID on the lungs and found potential long-term effects on lung function....
How do you assess the gastrointestinal system? correct answers Inspection Auscultation Percussion Palpation What is considered as a normactive gastrointestinal sound? correct answers 5-30 sounds/min (2 sounds/ 5 seconds) what is considered Hypoactive gastrointestinal sound? correct answers ...
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Add to cartHow do you assess the gastrointestinal system? correct answers Inspection Auscultation Percussion Palpation What is considered as a normactive gastrointestinal sound? correct answers 5-30 sounds/min (2 sounds/ 5 seconds) what is considered Hypoactive gastrointestinal sound? correct answers ...
Hypoxia is the deficiency of? a) Oxygen b) Carbon dioxide c) Carbon mono d) water correct answers a) Oxygen Pharynx is divided into how many layers? a) two (2) b) three (3) c) four (4) d) five (5) correct answers b) three (3) The posterior thoracic cage is composed of how many pair of ...
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Add to cartHypoxia is the deficiency of? a) Oxygen b) Carbon dioxide c) Carbon mono d) water correct answers a) Oxygen Pharynx is divided into how many layers? a) two (2) b) three (3) c) four (4) d) five (5) correct answers b) three (3) The posterior thoracic cage is composed of how many pair of ...
what is ABCDE? correct answers Airway Breathing Circulation Disability Exposure Goals of ABCDE Approach correct answers ● Identify life-threatening conditions rapidly ● Ensure the airway stays open ● Ensure breathing and circulation are adequate to deliver oxygen to the body ABCDE...
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Add to cartwhat is ABCDE? correct answers Airway Breathing Circulation Disability Exposure Goals of ABCDE Approach correct answers ● Identify life-threatening conditions rapidly ● Ensure the airway stays open ● Ensure breathing and circulation are adequate to deliver oxygen to the body ABCDE...
_________ is a negative symptom characterized by speech with little or no change to their tone, little or no change in their facial expression, even if they are talking about something upsetting or exciting a. alogia b. affective flattening c. anhedonia d. avolition correct answers b. af...
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Add to cart_________ is a negative symptom characterized by speech with little or no change to their tone, little or no change in their facial expression, even if they are talking about something upsetting or exciting a. alogia b. affective flattening c. anhedonia d. avolition correct answers b. af...
THORACIC CAVITY abdominal correct answers - second largest cavity - enclosed by the ribs, the vertebral column, and the sternum; separated from the ____________ cavity (the body's largest hollow space) by the diaphragm THORACIC CAVITY correct answers contains vital organs such as the heart, gr...
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Add to cartTHORACIC CAVITY abdominal correct answers - second largest cavity - enclosed by the ribs, the vertebral column, and the sternum; separated from the ____________ cavity (the body's largest hollow space) by the diaphragm THORACIC CAVITY correct answers contains vital organs such as the heart, gr...
Portal vein - ↑ nutrients, ↓ oxygen Hepatic artery - ↓ nutrients, ↑ oxygen correct answers The liver has a dual blood supply from two sources. One of these sources is called the _________________, which is a vessel network that delivers blood _____________ in nutrients but ________ in oxygen...
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Add to cartPortal vein - ↑ nutrients, ↓ oxygen Hepatic artery - ↓ nutrients, ↑ oxygen correct answers The liver has a dual blood supply from two sources. One of these sources is called the _________________, which is a vessel network that delivers blood _____________ in nutrients but ________ in oxygen...
life threatening conditions correct answers onset of unexpected, pre-existing, life limiting conditions unstable situations of extreme danger to one's life conditions that warrants immediate attention to prevent morbidity and mortality acute correct answers having or experiencing a rapid o...
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Add to cartlife threatening conditions correct answers onset of unexpected, pre-existing, life limiting conditions unstable situations of extreme danger to one's life conditions that warrants immediate attention to prevent morbidity and mortality acute correct answers having or experiencing a rapid o...
Diabetes Mellitus correct answers is a group of metabolic diseases characterized by increased levels of glucose in the blood (hyperglycemia) resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both (American Diabetes Association [ADA], 2016a). = decrease insulin or decrease insulin sensi...
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Add to cartDiabetes Mellitus correct answers is a group of metabolic diseases characterized by increased levels of glucose in the blood (hyperglycemia) resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action, or both (American Diabetes Association [ADA], 2016a). = decrease insulin or decrease insulin sensi...
LIVER correct answers cleans blood produces bile stores glycogen Right Upper Quadrant correct answers location of liver stool guaiac test correct answers test to detect hidden blood in feces most common type of fecal occult blood test (+) result = no cancer Hepatobilliary iminodiacetic ...
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Add to cartLIVER correct answers cleans blood produces bile stores glycogen Right Upper Quadrant correct answers location of liver stool guaiac test correct answers test to detect hidden blood in feces most common type of fecal occult blood test (+) result = no cancer Hepatobilliary iminodiacetic ...
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