Advanced Med Surg Final - USE THIS ONE with verified solutions

Pathophysiology of shock correct answersDecreased Blood Volume Decreased Venous Return Decreased Stroke Volume Decreased Cardiac Output Decreased Tissue Perfusion Shock Interventions and complications associated with interventions correct answers**Vasopressor Agents**- Dopamine **Action** - Increases BP by vasoconstriction **Disadvantage** - Increases afterload, thereby increasing cardiac workload; compromising perfusion to skin, kidneys, lungs, and GI tract -**TAPER - NEVER STOP ABRUPTLY - can cause severe hemodynamic instability** -**Always given through a central line** -**Frequent monitoring of BP every 15 minutes** Pt has a dopamine drip, what would be a good nursing diagnosis? correct answersIneffective Tissue Perfusion What is a complication of fluid resuscitation? correct answersPulmonary edema Care associated with Buck's traction correct answersfor hip fracture **Neuro checks every 30 minutes and then every 1-2 hours** Ensuring effective traction -*do not remove weight* keep system free of obstacles