NUR 114 Final EXAM Review PDF

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Overall review content for this semester for the final exam....

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NUR 114 FINAL EXAM REVIEW 

Oncology exam 5 – quest 31, question regarding when to notify the HCP, quest 8

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Anemia

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S/S cerebral palsy & manifestations, Autism, ADHA – Exam 1

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Medications for sensory; glaucoma specific

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Meniere’s disease (darken the room w/ vertigo ? Position head?) – Exam 1

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With psych content, everything comes back to safety – pt first, then us, then everyone else – only treatment for bipolar/schitzo is meds – know which causes agranulocytosis & typical/atypical, akenisis ?

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Review Alcohol Withdrawal *** Antabuse for withdrawal (if they drink on this med it will make them EXTREMELY sick)

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Calling code is cardiac/respiratory distress – calling rapid response is to prevent the code from happening

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Histamine – causes massive vasodialation & smooth muscle constriction, know what antihistamines do

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Steriods – increase blood sugar, hang on to fluid (increases blood pressure), decreases inflammation

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Acute kidney injuries (pre, intra, post) Pre: blood not getting to kidney ; intra: die from heart cath, vancomycin (something that harms the glomerulous) ; Post: tumor, kidney stones

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Test 4 – know rates from strips & drugs that go with it

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Bones; worried about fat embolism & stabilization.

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Bactrim & ? are sulfa drugs = given for opportunistic infection

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Review pharmacology quiz content

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Go over drug classes – antipsychotics & therapeutic effects

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Teaching for lithium – has very narrow therapeutic range ; severe levels is above 3

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What condition does azithromycin help ? We got it right

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Ferrous sulfate – what labs would you check ? H&H

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Most common side effects with carboprost – diar, n/v

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Estrogen is good for osteoporosis, but puts at risk for clotting (dvt’s)

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*** be able to know how meds are working & therapeutic effects

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Will have a lot of psych, probably

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Perfusion – know low dose, high dose, safe dose and conversions

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Know diff in labs, no baselines – white count, platelet, sodium, H&H & meds that you would need to know with that lab ; no antidotes – theophylline = 10-20 range

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L vs R sided heart failure and difference – BNP = 100

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Know rhythms – never cardiovert (on R wave) a slow rate, pace & help

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Know PQRST and what they stand for

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Know norms for like blocks

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S/S for stroke – whether bleed to head or ischemic. What R vs L sided effects

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Diff between anticoagulants – does it dissolve clots ? Aspirin & Plavix are antiplatelet – know how they work

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Renal failure – acute vs chronic – what labs ; NA, BUN, creatine, ect.. diets

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Acute kidney injury – pre, intra, post – know difference

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Dialysis – hemo, crrt (don’t get way into), peritoneal (main side effect infection,

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Hypersensitive – know difference, go back to video

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Review ABG’s – poor perfusion = acidotic state

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Anemia – look at foods, be able to think outside the box like how does the blood help

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Steroids = increases blood sugar, decreases inflammation, decreases immunity

***** 20 quest per Unit ***** give or take

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