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NCLEX Essential Concepts
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1. VS - LOC - Skin color - IV infusions - Drainage Tubes - Dressings - DB & C-h
Immediate Post - Op Care
Blood Gas Values
NSAIDS
Infiltration
2. 135 - 145 mEq/l
Na+
Day of Injury
Stage I
Patient controlled analgesia
3. Head up 45-60 degrees 2. Reduces venous return and reduces cardiac workload 3. Promotes thoracic expansion 4. Reduces tension on the suture line for persons who have had abdominal surgery 5. Promotes drainage
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4. Less osmotic pressure than blood serum - hydrates cells a. Tap water b. Sodium chloride less than 0.9%
Logrolling
Circulatory overload
Infiltration
Hypotonic
5. Analgesic - antipyretic - anticoagulant - anti - inflammatory
Day after
Aspirin
Aldosterone
Patient controlled analgesia
6. Manifestations 1) Tenderness and pain in vein 2) Edema and redness at site 3) Warmth b. Management 1) Cold compresses immediately to relieve pain and inflammation 2) Follow with moist warm compresses to stimulate circulation and promote absorption
Lithotomy
Licensed practical nurse/ licensed vocational nurse (LPN/LVN)
Superficial thrombophlebitis
Patient controlled analgesia
7. PH 7.32 2. pCO2 58 3. HCO3 32 4. pO2 60 5. Respiratory Acidosis - hypoxia 5. Causes: COPD - lung cancer
Respiratory acidosis
Circulatory overload
CVL
Hypotonic
8. Acts of both omission and commission. 2. Failure to provide care that a reasonably prudent heath care professional would provide in the given circumstances. 3. Failure to provide care that meets the accepted standards of care - or giving care that re
Nursing care during IV infusions
Cooling blanket
Negligence
Stage III
9. Dislodging of needle causes fluid to infiltrate tissues a. Manifestations 1) Edema - blanching - puffiness on under surface of arm 2) Discomfort 3) Slow drip rate 4) Cool to the touch 5) Necrosis and sloughing of tissue with certain drugs (Levophed)
Negligence
High - Fowler's
Infiltration
Hypovolemic shock
10. Causative agent --> reservoir -->portal of exit --> Mode of transmission -->portal of entry-->susceptible host
Sponge bath
Stage I
Cardiogenic Shock
Spread of Infection
11. Professional negligence - misconduct - or unreasonable lack of skill resulting in injury or loss to the recipient of the professional services.
Stage I
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Malpractice
Acetaminophen
12. Physiologic needs b. Safety and security c. Love and belonging d. Self esteem e. Self actualization 2. Keep them breathing; keep them safe
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13. Fluid balance - acid - base - nerve conduction a. Causes 1) Increased perspiration 2) Drinking only tap water 3) GI losses: diarrhea - vomiting - suction 4) Diuretics b - Manifestations 1) Confusion 2) Hypotension 3) Oliguria 4) Muscle weakness 5) Co
Standard (Universal) Precautions
Negligence
Licensed practical nurse/ licensed vocational nurse (LPN/LVN)
Hyponatremia
14. Manifestations 1) Muscle weakness 2) ECG changes b. Causes 1) Renal failure 2) Acidosis c. Management 1) Kayexalate by mouth or retention enema - reduces serum potassium 2) Insulin and glucose IV
Modified Trendelenburg
Hyperkalemia
Hyponatremia
bicarbonate
15. Obesity B. Aging - plus recovery C. Concomitant diseases 1. Cardiovascular a. Danger of congestive failure - avoid fluid overload b. Avoid prolonged immobilization as it may cause venous stasis c. Encourage change of position; avoid sudden exertion 2
Risk Factors for operations
Osmosis
K+
Shock
16. On the person's back 2. Maintains alignment
Chronic Pain
Lithotomy
Supine
Hypertonic
17. PH 7.32 2. pCO2 30 3. HCO3 18 4. Causes: a. Diabetes b. Renal failure c. Diarrhea
Aldosterone
Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH)
Medications for perioperative
Metabolic acidosis
18. Caused by a decrease in peripheral resistance - vasoconstriction
Neurogenic / vasogenic - septic - anaphylactic shock (Obstructive)
Spread of Infection
Acetaminophen
Hypokalemia
19. Manifestations 1) Muscle weakness 2) Weak pulse and ECG changes b. Causes 1) Potassium depleting diuretics 2) Burns 3) Diarrhea - colitis 4) Vomiting c. Management: Potassium replacement -- DO Not give Digoxin
Nursing assistant
Hypokalemia
High - Fowler's
Metabolic alkalosis
20. Anticoagulants predispose to hemorrhage; discontinue 1-2 weeks before surgery 2. Aminoglycosides (streptomycin - gentamicin) can cause neuromuscular blockade. Anesthesiologist must know. 3. Diuretics may cause electrolyte imbalances and respiratory d
Stage I
Informed consent
Osmotic pressure
Medications for perioperative
21. When opening a sterile package open the first flap away from you B. Never turn your back on a sterile field C. Avoid talking D. Keep all objects within vies; below the waist is not a sterile field. E. Moisture carries organisms through a barrier F. O
Registered Nurse
Immediate Post - Op Care
Acetaminophen
Sterile Field
22. Flush daily with saline or heparin to prevent clots from forming B. Change dressing three times per week C. Check for infection D. Discard 5-10 ml when drawing blood E. In multilumen catheters use ports for designated purpose F. Valsalva's maneuver w
Acetaminophen
CVL
Na+
Local cold
23. Manifestations 1) Hypotension - cyanosis - tachycardia 2) Increased venous pressure - loss of consciousness b. Prevention 1) Run fluid through tubing and needle or catheter to force air out before starting infusion 2) When using glass bottle - change
Wheel Chair Positioning
Metabolic acidosis
Logrolling
Air embolism
24. Adjust to retirement C. Adjust to loss of friends - family D. View own death as appropriate outcome of life
Sim's
Ego integrity Vs despair
Superficial thrombophlebitis
Acute Pain
25. Causes 1) Decreased water intake 2) Increased sodium intake 3) Impaired renal function b. Manifestations 1) Edema 2) Dry - sticky mucous membranes 3) Thirst 4) Elevated temp. 5) Flushed skin c. Management: Give water
Semi - Fowler's
Hypernatremia
Medications for perioperative
Lithotomy
26. Higher osmotic pressure than blood serum; causes cells to shrink; pulls fluid out of cells into blood stream a. Dextrose 5% or higher in saline b. Dextrose stronger than 5% in water c. Albumin
Side - lying
Infiltration
Hypertonic
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
27. Emergency care can be given to stabilize patient who is not able to give consent. 2. Age of majority is eighteen 3. Unconscious adults need permission for care by parents or spouse if married. 4. Persons who are not alert or have been given mind alte
CVL
Informed consent
Osmosis
Stage III
28. Rescue Alarm Contain Evacuate
Wheel Chair Positioning
Epidural anesthetic
RACE
Hyperkalemia
29. Manifestations 1) Headache - flushed skin - tachycardia 2) Venous distention 3) Increased venous pressure 4) Coughing - dyspnea - cyanosis 5) Pulmonary edema b. Prevention 1) Check for preexisting heart condition 2) Monitor flow rate of solution 3) P
CVL
Risk Factors for operations
Circulatory overload
Cooling blanket
30. PH 7.35-7.45 2. pCO2 = 35 - 45 3. pO2 = 80 - 100 4. HCO3 = 22 - 26
Local cold
Blood Gas Values
Changes during aging
Nursing assistant
31. Made in the hypothalamus and stored and secreted by the posterior pituitary b. Causes kidney to retain sodium and water
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH)
Loss of bone density
Chronic Pain
32. Glaucoma and cataracts (lens becomes opaque) occur frequently 2. Presbyopia (farsightedness of aging) occurs in almost all persons as they age Difficulty seeing in dim light due to loss of light responsiveness Presbycussis: progressive hearing loss a
Changes during aging
Dehydration
Metabolic alkalosis
High - Fowler's
33. Legs up in stirrups 2. Uses a. Gyn exams b. Perineal surgery 3. Increases risk of venous stasis and deep vein thrombophlebitis
Lithotomy
Circulatory overload
Day after
Logrolling
34. Immobilized patient at risk for orthostatic hypotension 2. After prolonged period of immobility - gradually sit patient up
Aspirin
Blood pressure
Modified Trendelenburg
Wheel Chair Positioning
35. Analgesics - antipyretic - anticoagulant - anti - inflammatory
NSAIDS
Hypotonic
Sponge bath
Day of Injury
36. Patient is moved all at once so there is no twisting of spine B. One person moves the head and shoulders C. Second person moves the feet and legs at the same time D. Turning sheet may be helpful E. Place the bed in a high position to promote good bod
Side - lying
Logrolling
Hyperkalemia
Standard (Universal) Precautions
37. Lasts more than 6 months B. Appears to serve no useful purpose C. May persist after injury heals D. No autonomic nervous system symptoms
Chronic Pain
Hypertonic
Infiltration
Day after
38. Changes in color:( red - blue - purple) - temperature changes - and skin stiffness
Stage I
Sterile Field
Medications for perioperative
Osmosis
39. Short duration B. Serves as a warning C. Subsides as healing occurs D. Autonomic nervous system symptoms frequently present
Acute Pain
Sim's
Prone
Aspirin
40. Full thickness skin loss with severe destruction - necrosis - or damage to muscles - bone - or supporting structures
Infiltration
Stage IV
Neurogenic / vasogenic - septic - anaphylactic shock (Obstructive)
Narcotic Antagonist: Naloxone (Narcan)
41. Full thickness skin loss involving subcutaneous damage or necrosis
Hypotonic
Epidural anesthetic
Stage III
Stage IV
42. 22 - 29 mEq/l
bicarbonate
Wheel Chair Positioning
Local cold
Trendelenburg
43. Weight bearing is necessary to keep calcium in the bones 2. Calcium leaving bones may increase risk of kidney stone
Hyponatremia
Loss of bone density
Diffusion
Side - lying
44. A generalized reaction to contaminated equipment or solutions a. Manifestations 1) Chills and fever 30-60 minutes after start of infusion 2) Flushing - sudden pulse increase 3) Backache - headache 4) Nausea - vomiting 5) Hypotension - vascular collap
Lithotomy
Osmosis
Patient controlled analgesia
Bacteremia
45. Extracellular fluid volume deficit 1. Causes: Loosing more fluid than is taken in a. Vomiting b. Diarrhea c. Diuretics d. Increased respirations e. Insufficient I.V. fluid replacement or PO 2. Manifestations a. Weight loss b. Poor skin turgor c. Dry
Lithotomy
K+
Standard (Universal) Precautions
Dehydration
46. Patient on side 2. Prevents aspiration when patient is not fully alert
Spread of Infection
Chronic Pain
Isotonic
Side - lying
47. Apply cold to prevent swelling - bleeding and relive pain
Licensed practical nurse/ licensed vocational nurse (LPN/LVN)
Medications for perioperative
Isotonic
Day of Injury
48. Apply heat to improve circulation and healing
Dehydration
Hypernatremia
RACE
Day after
49. Routine tasks b. Routine vital signs
Shock
Nursing assistant
Stage II
Hyperkalemia
50. Head lower than trunk and feet 2. Uses a. Shock - sometimes b. Prolapsed cord when mother not in hospital; Increases venous return
Lithotomy
Loss of bone density
Licensed practical nurse/ licensed vocational nurse (LPN/LVN)
Trendelenburg
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