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NCLEX Miscellaneous

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1. Disappears 3-4 months






2. PaCO2 levels






3. HDL - women (good cholesterol)






4. Hernia repair.






5. INR; prosthetic heartvalves






6. Lethargic - dehydrated - malnourished.






7. RBC values women; million/mm3






8. Intermediate acting insulin; white & cloudy solution.






9. Respiratory acidosis






10. Infants born to diabetics are at greater risk to develope _____.






11. Fatigue - pallor - exertional dyspnea.






12. INR; A- fib - DVT - Pulmonary embolism






13. Characterized by painless vaginal bleeding.






14. Maintains balance.






15. Hematocrit levels - men; %






16. Support group for people who've lost children to cancer.






17. Normal calcium levels.






18. Monitors effectiveness of anticoagulation therapy






19. Creatinine (CR) infant






20. SaO2 levels






21. Pattern of alternating diarrhea and constipation w/no inflammation.






22. Triglyceride Lab values






23. Creatine kinase (CK); women; used to detect acute mi






24. Respiratory failure and flaccidity due to paralysis of muscles.






25. PaO2 levels - measurement of oxygen in arterial blood






26. WBC values - adults.






27. Treats IBS






28. Regulates cardiac rhythm - increasing cardiac output






29. Seconds/PT.






30. Hemoglobin values - men; g/DL






31. Respiratory alkalosis






32. Causes photosensitivity - use sun screen.






33. Lethargy - increased temperature - disorentation - thirst - dry swollen tongue - tachycardia






34. Hematocrit levels - children; %






35. Most common complications is dysrhythmia - seeing drop in BP






36. Excessive urine output - severe hydration - excessive thirst - anorexia - weakness; Treat w/ Pitressin.






37. HCO3 - Bicarbonate






38. Excessive release of vasopression from posterior pituitary gland - resulting in hyponatremia and possible fluid overload.






39. Hematocrit levels - women; %






40. S3 ventricular gallop






41. Lasts for up to one year.






42. Treat w/steroid replacement for life.

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43. Monitors effectivness of coumadin therapy






44. Treates Hyperkalemia






45. Awakens at night w/heartburn.






46. Missed periods or spotting w/abdominal pain.






47. Ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.






48. Can cause fetal hemorrhage - do not use during pregnancy.






49. Daily weights - high protein diets.






50. Creatinine (CR) women