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  • December 13, 2023
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  • 2023/2024
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  • ati pn comprehensive
  • fontanel closing on newborns ansanterior 12 18
  • position for suppository or enema administration
  • delirium anssimple orientation and low stimuli
  • non rebreather mask ansensur

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ATI Comprehensive Predictor

Fontanel closing on newborns - ANSanterior 12-18 months posterior 1-2 months

Best time to perform bladder scan - ANSimmediately after void

Cholecystitis Diet - ANSno cheese! low fat, no fatty/greasy food, low cholesterol, Increase fruit
and veggies, Whole grain (Melon)

Moro reflex - ANSstartled; hit surface next to the newborn

Position for suppository or enema administration - ANS-Sim's/left lateral/Rt. knee to chest

Varicella contraindication - ANScorticosteroids

Dtap contraindication - ANSHx of inconsolable crying

Newborn car seat safety - ANSSnug harness across axillary. Not across abdomen or neck.

Ileostomy what pt expect on appearance - ANS-Initial drainage: dark green, odorless.
-Some initial bleeding normal
-Pink or red stoma color normal
-Initial swelling; decreases 2-3 weeks later

delirium - ANSsimple orientation and low stimuli

Hep b contraindication - ANSBaker's yeast

MMR contraindications - ANSpregnancy, recent blood transfusion

Anorexia nervosa - ANSincrease in sodium, potassium, chloride, BUN, liver function, cholesterol

Bulimia therapeutic nursing care - ANSoffer small and frequent meals

89% postoperative - ANSchange to another finger

Non rebreather mask - ANSEnsure two "flaps" open during exhalation/close during inhalation.

Venture mask - ANSensure reservoir bag 2/3 full during inspiration and expiration

Thoracentesis position - ANSsitting position, arms raised and resting overbed table

, Chlorpromazine (psychoses) - ANSadverse effect (SPASMS/TREMORS) treat benzo
(COGENTIN) BENADRYL

Variable deceleration - ANScord compression

Early decelerations - ANS*safe* Begin prior to peak of the contraction and end by the end of it.
they are caused by head compression. no need for intervention if variability is within normal
range (6-10) and the FHR is within normal range.

Cystic fibrosis - ANSDNA mutant gene, sprinkle capsule on food

Levothyroxine - ANSthyroid, caution with cardiac pts (TACHY ANXIETY) take in morning

Levothyroxine toxicity - ANSanxiety, chest pain, tachy, hypertension

Bucks traction - ANSimmobilization, reposition q 2hrs, provide pin care, neuro checks

Amputation - ANSapply prosthetic before ambulating

Ferrous sulfate - ANStreats iron deficiency, REPORT nausea, constipation, heartburn, take on
an empty stomach through a straw and rinse, increase H/H

Orientation phase - ANSIntroduce, Discuss confidentiality, Set goals

Working phase - ANSto problem-solve

Terminal phase - ANSEvaluation (evaluate goals, experience, feelings)

Chadwick's sign - ANSBluish-purple coloration of the vaginal mucosa and cervix

Hysterectomy states (I CAN POSSIBLY PLAN A PREGNANCY) - ANSoutcome

Vaginal flush complications - ANSPreterm Labor: Ruptured membranes, signs of infection

Sucralfate for PUD - ANScoats stomach to prevent formation of ulcer and aids with healing
existing ulcers

17 y/o having emergency surgery intervene when - ANSverbal consent

Insulins not to mix - ANSgarglarine and determis

malfunctioning iv machine - ANStag and get new one

best recommendation for newly diabetes 2 independently - ANSrefer to support group

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